A SCHEME encouraging fishermen to take marine litter they find at sea back to port for disposal is celebrating its 20th anniversary. This was the first Shetland port to take part in the scheme, with Scalloway and Cullivoe later joining. He said Fishing For Litter is a “key part” of marine litter policy, and that the government is keen to keep funding it. She also said it was important that new fishing crews embed the litter scheme into their thinking. Regarding Fishing For Litter, he said it is “really quite nice to be involved in something that is a no brainer”.