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A Canadian ecologist and fisheries scientist who criticized political interference in scientific advice on declining fish populations -- particularly the northern cod -- has died at the age of 63.

Hydropower delivers renewable electricity, but comes with massive fish mortality – a global dilemma that can only be addressed by true compromises

Egypt’s aquaculture industry (fish farming) is the largest in Africa, and according to FAO (2015), it accounted for about 79% of the country’s fish needs with a market value of about US$2.2 billion in 2015. 

A Purdue Assistant Professor says theres plenty of ways to repurpose your Christmas tree to benefit wildlife.

Welcome to our pick of the news from Fethiye and around Turkey. Curated from various news sources. NEWS 'World Village for the Disabled' to be established

The Philippine Council for Agriculture, Aquatic and Natural Resources Research and Development of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST-PCAARRD) last week celebrated its 10th anniversary and accomplishments which it highlighted with conferment of awards and recognitions. With the theme, “Harnessing the gains of Galing-PCAARRD toward a more resilient AANR…

Studying toxic runoff to help save iconic salmon species, Stephanie Blair draws on science as well as the knowledge and connections of her Native American community.

PFAS levels at Gulf Coast military bases exceeded EPA health advisory levels in 12 of the 13 sites. How does that effect Gulf seafood?

PFAS levels at Gulf Coast military bases exceeded EPA health advisory levels in 12 of the 13 sites. How does that effect Gulf seafood?

Southern Illinois University Carbondale in the last fiscal year remained a powerhouse of research, funded by millions of dollars in grants and contracts from government and private sources.