High Seas Treaty MCQs: 20 Questions Aspirants Must Ace
The High Seas Treaty entered into force on 17 January 2026 after 60 ratifications. Test yourself with 20 MCQs on BBNJ, MPAs and the 30×30 target — with answers and explanations.
The High Seas Treaty entered into force on 17 January 2026 after 60 ratifications. Test yourself with 20 MCQs on BBNJ, MPAs and the 30×30 target — with answers and explanations.
ICAR-CIFT Kochi is hiring one Young Professional-I in its Extension Information & Statistics Division. Walk in on Friday, 13 November 2026 — no online form, no fee, ₹30,000 a month.
GIZ Liberia is hiring a Technical Adviser for fisheries management and policy under the EU-funded SAFish programme. One post, based in Monrovia — applications close 15 November 2026.
NTA has not announced the 2027 dates yet — but the pattern, the three fisheries subject groups and the ₹31,000 fellowship are already fixed by the 2026 bulletin. Here is the full prep plan for fisheries graduates.
South Korea has harvested its first land-raised Atlantic salmon — 4–5 kg fish grown entirely indoors in a recirculating aquaculture system in Busan. Full-scale sales begin at the end of 2026.
UNDP’s Ocean Innovation Challenge offers up to $100,000 each to 10 innovators tackling ocean pollution and restoring coastal ecosystems. Applications close 15 November 2026 — here’s who can apply and how.
Kerala’s fisheries department counts 1,607 accidents at sea in the last ten years — Ernakulam alone accounts for 582. Here is what causes them, what compensation fishing families actually get, and the claim deadlines that decide whether the money arrives.
Canada’s ISMER-UQAR is recruiting up to 10 PhD students in oceanography for Fall 2027, each worth $25,000 a year for three years. Applications close 5 February 2027 — and you need a supervisor’s letter first.
India’s first open-sea fish farm is running off the Andaman coast — NIOT-built cages, seabass and cobia, plus deep-water seaweed for local fishers. Here’s how it works.
Norway exported salmon worth a record NOK 13 billion in October 2026 — yet total seafood exports were flat, because wild-caught cod, mackerel and clipfish kept falling. The official Norwegian Seafood Council numbers, species by species.