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Promoting the consumption of nutrient-rich small fish species in Zambia

This booklet contains five fish-based recipes for pregnant and lactating women, and infants and young children as well as other members of the household. These ...

UCSB researchers collaborate to track commercial fishing worldwide in near real-time

By Julie CohenSanta Barbara, USA.- Fishing activity now covers at least 55 percent of the world’s oceans — four times the land area covered by ...

New guidance to help communities and fish farm developers

Scotland.- High quality visuals have been required as part of the environmental information for new fish farm proposals for many years, but they can be ...

Will climate change affect Norwegian kelp forests in a positive way?

Norway.- Climate change, including acidification of the oceans, will likely affect many of the plants and animals in our sea and oceans. Fresh research results ...

CRFM fast tracks protocol for climate change and disaster risk management in fisheries and aquaculture

Belize.- We know from the devastation wrought in the Caribbean last September by Hurricanes Irma and Maria, just how important it is for the region ...

Exports of pangasius to UK increase

Vietnam.- Pangasius exports to the UK were worth 45.7 million USD last year, an increase of 2.5 percent over the previous year.

Ninth AQUAEXCEL2020 Call for Access Now Open: Fully EC-Funded Access to Top-Class Aquaculture Research Infrastructures Across Europe

The ninth AQUAEXCEL2020 (AQUAculture infrastructures for EXCELlence in European fish research towards 2020) Call for Access is now open, with a deadline of 15 March ...

Salmon by-products could generate £23m extra for industry

UK.- The Scottish salmon industry could receive a boost of more than £23 million if it better utilises fish by-products, according to a new University ...

UCC project turns wastewater into animal feed

UK.- The search for nature-based solutions to our environmental problems is leading scientists to turn to plants and algae to clean up our polluted waters.

The Australian government’s plan for the biocontrol of the common carp presents several risks

Belgium.- Belgian, English and Australian scientists are calling on the Australian authorities to review their decision to introduce the carp herpes virus as a way ...