Seals, birds and humans compete for fish in the Baltic Sea
Sweden.- In Sweden and in other parts of Europe there are concerns that seals and birds compete with humans for fish resources. For the Baltic ...
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Sweden.- In Sweden and in other parts of Europe there are concerns that seals and birds compete with humans for fish resources. For the Baltic ...
Read morePalo Alto, USA.- Fish 2.0 closed out its 2017 Innovation Forum today by awarding cash prizes to the eight seafood ventures earning the highest scores ...
Read moreNew ebook on phytoplankton and Harmful Algal Blooms (including eutrophication, climate change and observing our 0cean through satellites) by Sea Change download it for free ...
Read moreBelgium.- In view of growing aquaculture activities in natural ecosystems, the Ghent University research groups ‘Marine Biology’ (Prof. Marleen De Troch) and ‘Environmental Organic Chemistry ...
Read moreBergen, Norway.- Over the past four years, with a budget of NOK 70 million and around 45 planned scientific articles, researchers have endeavoured to find ...
Read moreUSA.- The Global Aquaculture Alliance (GAA) submits the following response to the segment titled “Supermarket Seafood: What You Need to Know About the World’s Most ...
Read moreVietnam.- As one of the main fishery products of the Mekong Delta and around the world, tra fish of Viet Nam has been presented in ...
Read moreUSA.- Scientists and activists alike have been looking for a solution to the problem of aquatic nutrient pollution. Now one group reports in Environmental Science ...
Read moreNorway.- Due to a significant reduction in funds, The Norwegian Seafood Council has to reduce its global market investments in 2018. As a consequence, the ...
Read moreNorway.- Controlled freezing and thawing of cod give consumers a product all year round that rivals fresh fish. A new research project shows that the ...
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