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Study: Hatchery and fisheries management changes could help stabilize California’s Chinook salmon
NOAA-UC Santa Cruz: Changes at hatcheries and in fishery management could help restore the age structure of the state's Chinook salmon population.
Enhancing the adoption of blockchain in fisheries and aquaculture should address suitability, incentives and trust factors.
NOAA-UC Santa Cruz: Changes at hatcheries and in fishery management could help restore the age structure of the state's Chinook salmon population.
Aquafeed companies will bail on the blue whiting fishery unless coastal states agree to quotas aligned with scientific advice. Time is running out.
Reporting key insights into the genetic structure and connectivity of Fijian sandfish but more research is needed for conservation and management.
A new study identified how international policy can increase the sustainability of the global cephalopod food system.
Partial protection of coral reef fisheries can boost production, ease fishers’ efforts and ultimately alter the composition of their yields.
A new study has found that marine protected areas are limited in restoring food webs after intensive fishing.
Using stock assessment and fishing data, researchers find that the Phoenix Islands Protected Area did not meaningfully increase the tuna population.
Using DNA testing, a new study has found that there is still a cod population that spends all its life off the west coast of Sweden.
Mining can degrade water quality and impact fisheries, but some consider the Pebble Mine in Alaska as necessary for the metals for green tech.
IUCN Red List evaluations for commercial fish species must rely on integrating new factors from fisheries sources and cooperation with stakeholders and managers.
Using drones, researchers seek to better understand where, along an almost 2,000-mile migratory route, things go wrong for Chinook salmon.
The EPA says it will protect Bristol Bay in Alaska – home to one of the world’s most valuable wild salmon fisheries – by vetoing the Pebble Mine project.
Researchers are seeking to understand how the impact of climate change will impact fisheries in the U.S. and around the world.
The extinction risk of sharks and rays can be significantly reduced with effective fisheries management and policies, says a Virginia Tech study.
A study led by Global Fishing Watch provides new insight into potential IUU fishing behavior that could help improve fisheries management.