Crab regulations puzzled
Crab regulations are so puzzled that it hardly put restrictions on illegal crab harvesting or crab pots and that contributes greatly towards the decline of crabs in the US waters.
Threat to iconic Mediterranean tuna
Increasing rage for Japanese sushi and sashimi has threatened the stocks of the Mediterranean’s most emblematic residents: the bulefin tuna.
Public hearing against gag grouper and vermilion snapper
Cape Canaveral is ready to host public hearings on proposed measures to limit gag grouper and vermilion snapper fishing in the Atlantic Ocean.
Morro Bay’s fishermen struggling to survive
The fishermen of Morro Bay are not happy with the regulations, high gas prices and declining fish stocks as it hampers their catch.
New legislation to develop aquaculture industry
The government of New Zealand is ready to propose two bills amending aquaculture legislation to confirm the original intent of aquaculture law reform and develop the industry.
Eco-Ocean award to Ocean Conservancy
Ocean Conservancy got Food & Wine Magazine's Eco-Ocean Award for approach to rebuilding fisheries.
Reconsidering ban on clean aquaculture
ARC was asked to rethink ban on clean aquaculture across the entire Auckland region as it will not benefit the aquaculture industry.
Debate over the state of cod stocks
Fishermen and scientists disagree on the state of cod stocks as species has recovered, but is still only 4 to 5 percent of what it was in 1980s, says government.
Effect of husbandry on Atlantic salmon
Scientists at Europe’s food safety watchdog have revealed the impact of various farming systems on the welfare of Atlantic salmon.
New research facility to boost aquaculture industry
New aquaculture research facility from Wageningen IMARES, Institute for Marine Resources & Ecosystem Studies, was launched to boost present and future research works.
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