Environmental group concern over salmon aquaculture site
A New Brunswick environmental group expressed its growing concerned over proposed salmon aquaculture site near a federally protected marine area west of Saint John.
Green signal for tilapia fish farming
The government of Trinidad has welcomed the tilapia fish farm initiative so that the citizen could spend less for fish.
Catfish farming needs better management practices
Catfish Aquaculture in the Mekong Delta needs development of better management practices as most of the farming undertaken by relatively small-scale producers.
Cooke Aquaculture acquires QA certification
The freshwater division of Cooke Aquaculture has acquired earned accreditation to the Seafood Trust's Certified Quality Salmon Eco - Label.
Authority people joins victims press conference
Alaska Governor Sarah Palin and Maryland Attorney General Douglas F. Gansler have decided to join the victims of the Exxon Valdez oil spill.
New processing facility in Namibia
The Spanish fishing company, Pereira Fishing, has inaugurated its new cold storage and processing facility which will add value to Namibia’s fishing industry.
Trawling damage catches on satellite
Satellite images reveal how the bottom trawling brings a series of damages on shallow seas floors.
Human activity damages Atlantic Ocean areas
A recent study reveals that the areas of Atlantic Ocean off N.S. and N.L. were mostly damaged by human activity such as fishing, shipping etc.
VMRC to put stricter measure for blue crab
Loose rules and years of overfishing have brought Virginia’s blue crab population almost on the verge of extinct.
Seafish South West launched to maximise seafood value
Seafish South West launched to maximise seafood value Seafish South West, a one-year pilot project, has been launched to extend the scope of the work of Seafood Cornwall across the…
