Overfishing by Foreign Fleets Drives Senegalese Migrants to Risk Their Lives at Sea
The alarming overexploitation of West Africa’s marine resources—particularly in Senegal—is not just an environmental crisis; it’s a major driver of …
Fisheries News
We Tracked 13,000 Ocean Giants Over 30 Years—Here’s What We Discovered About Their Secret Marine Highways
For decades, the movements of ocean giants like whales, sharks, turtles, and seals have remained a mystery. These marine megafauna …
Aquaculture Boom: Farmed Fish and Seaweed Production Reaches New Heights in 2023
Aquaculture, the farming of aquatic animals and plants, is growing at an unprecedented pace—reshaping global seafood consumption and offering a …
Why Farmed Salmon Has Less Omega-3 Than Before—and How the Seafood Industry Can Fix It
Farmed Atlantic salmon has become a global favorite, praised for its flavor, versatility, and rich source of omega-3 fatty acids. …
18th Gray Whale Found Dead on California Coast in 2025, Experts Baffled by Surge in Deaths
San Francisco Bay Area – A troubling trend continues along the California coastline as the body of another gray whale …
Red Snapper Population Thriving Off Alabama Coast Ahead of 2025 Fishing Season
The reef fish population, particularly red snapper, is showing promising growth off the Alabama coast just in time for the …
Study Reveals That Beautiful Reef Fish Inspire Stronger Conservation Efforts
A groundbreaking international study, led by researchers from the University of North Carolina Wilmington (UNCW) and the Leibniz Center for …
Octopus Suckers Can Taste: New Study Reveals How They Detect Rotten Food and Eggs
A groundbreaking study published in the journal Cell (2025) has revealed that octopuses can “taste” using the sensors on their …
Endangered Tidewater Gobies Return Home to Malibu Lagoon After Palisades Fire Rescue
In a heartwarming conservation success, more than 300 endangered northern tidewater gobies were safely returned to Malibu’s Topanga Lagoon on …
New Research Reveals Sea Lamprey Follow Deepest Water Paths in Great Lakes Rivers
Study offers groundbreaking insights for invasive species control and fish conservation in the Great Lakes A new study published in …