Lobster industry to grow in Cape Breton
Cape Breton is going to have lobster industry as a project to hatch and release lobsters on the western side of it.
Salmon’s disappearance hit village economies
The sudden disappearance of Alaska’s salmon from the Yukon River has hit the economies of the village badly.
Coast Guard terminates illegal fishing off Montauk
US Coast Guard team had busted illegal fishing off the coast of Montauk in New York and has terminated the voyage.
Mangrove destruction threatens shrimp framing
The destruction of swampy mangrove forests along the coast of tropical African countries like Mozambique and Madagascar has threatened shrimp farming.
New bill to protect commercial fishing
Members of Cape May County Assembly are sponsoring a bill that would protect the commercial fishing from all side.
Arctic development research not up to date
Research for Arctic development has been called out of date as there ahs been lots of change occur recently.
Long stretch of coral reefs from North Carolina to Florida
Under the Atlantic Ocean off the southeastern U.S. lies a virtual rain forest of coral reefs so expansive that the network is believed to be the world's largest.
Commercial days of Port Stanley over
Port Stanley seems destined to remain a port in name only as a plan for future of this port has no place for commercial shipping but it can be visit by tall ships or cross-lake ferries.
IUU regulation, a new barrier
The Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated fishing regulation is a new non-tarrif barrier from EU.
60,000 cod being raised in Berufjordur
HB Grandi's aquaculture facility in Berufjordur recently took delivery from Stofnfiskur of 27,000 juvenile cod that have been placed in the company's sea cages. This is the second delivery of…
