African rare penguins under threat
A rare species of penguin could face extinction due to increasing commercial fishing, warn conservationists.
State brands could bring god price
Officials are optimists that state labels fetch premium prices for dwindling hauls of signature species.
GFB stops fish farm operations
Australian aquaculture company, Good Fortune Bay Fisheries RMI Inc (GFB), has ceased its fish farm operations.
FFAW insist minister to cod fishery details
The Fish, Food and Allied Workers (FFAW) union has appealed federal Fisheries Minister Gail Shea to announce the detail of the 2009 Northern Cod Stewardship Fishery.
Lake Hancock to be dredged
County commissioners approved an agreement with a Lakeland businessman allowing him to dredge the bottom of Lake Hancock and use the organic sediments to manufacture fertilizer.
CSPI supports Gulf oyster ban
The Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) is urging the US state governors to prohibit the sale of Gulf Coast oysters.
Sardines died accidentally
The scene of dead sardines washed up on Rio del Mar State Beach over the weekend was the result of a torn fishing net.
Greener aquaculture for the world
Scientists at Columbus Center are working hard to show viability of 'greener' aquaculture, says a report.
Anchored tankers pose no threats, MMA
Malta Marine Authority (MMA) has confirmed that the conglomeration of oil tankers anchored some 18 miles off Malta poses no greater pollution risk to the island.
Fishing industry regulations may be overhauled
Congress may overhaul the safety regulations for the US fishing industry, informed a report.
