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More fishing trips could cause more damage to native fish populations in the Canadian portion of the Great Lakes than aquatic invasive species, according to a recent study.
Camden nonprofits benefit from youth-oriented grants View Comments Several Camden-based nonprofits received grants this week to help them serve children, teens and young adults in the city. The Camden Education Fund's Youth-Serving Organization grants are geared toward programming for ages 3 to 18. A total of 21 organizations received grants ranging from $5,000 to $25,000 to support mentoring, mental health support, academic tutoring, enrichment and arts education. An additional 16 organizations received $5,000, including the Salvation Army Kroc Center, Mighty Writers, and the Center for Aqua...
2021-04-08 17:30:37 GMT2021-04-09 01:30:37(Beijing Time) Xinhua English ACCRA, April 8 (Xinhua) -- Local government assembly of Nzema East in Ghana's Western Region said Thursday that 30 stranded dolphins had been rescued alive along the shores in the region and released into the sea. A statement by the assembly said it received a tip-off from an eyewitness describing how the residents who were present when the mammals washed up the shore captured and sent home the huge number for domestic and commercial purposes. It said around 200 dolphins were washed up to shore last week, and 68 of...
Fish washed ashore is not new in the world. However, the bizarre nature of a pod of dolphins mysteriously appearing at the shores of Brawire in the Nzema East municipality of the Western Region, Accra, 48 hours after dead fishes were washed ashore in the Ghanaian capital has raised eyebrows. The food and drugs authority, scientist and other research fellows have now switched into action in an effort to unearth the cause of the bizarre occurrences. Dr Edem Mahu is a research fellow and lecturer at the University of Ghana. Something that scientists are also interested in is that is there any a...
‘Seaspiracy’ on Netflix Though presented as a piece of investigative journalism, the documentary does spread misinformation, and has now been panned by experts and even participants of the film ‘The oceans will run out of fish by 2048’: this message was doing the rounds a few years ago and still pops up on WhatsApp forwards. Though the original authors themselves accepted the error and updated the data, the scourge continues. In Netflix’s new documentary Seaspiracy, this is a message displayed in big bold Scorsese red letters accompanied by dramatic music. Also Read | Get ‘Fi...