Why There Aren’t Enough Fish in the Sea to Feed 10 Billion People — And What We Can Do About It
The oceans once seemed endless. But today, they’re under intense pressure. With a global population projected to reach 10 billion …
The oceans once seemed endless. But today, they’re under intense pressure. With a global population projected to reach 10 billion …
New research by NOAA Fisheries and partners reveals unexpected behaviors in juvenile salmon migration, challenging long-held beliefs about their life …
Southern California is currently facing one of the worst marine ecological crises in recent history. A massive algal bloom stretching …
In a stunning scientific discovery, researchers have revealed that river animals like mayflies and shrimp are incorporating ancient fossil fuel-based …
Sharks and rays, members of the ancient group known as chondrichthyans, have long fascinated scientists with their evolutionary adaptations. A …
In a groundbreaking new study, Ronan the California sea lion, famous for bobbing her head to music, is back—and her …
Australia’s southern right whale (Eubalaena australis) population, once considered a conservation success story, is now showing signs of stagnation, according …
Boating may bring summer joy—but it’s quietly damaging freshwater ecosystems. The Hidden Impact of Recreational Boating on Lakes and Rivers …
A surprising ecological twist reveals how the collapse of one marine predator—ochre sea stars—has led to a feeding opportunity for …
Introduction: Why Fishmeal and Fish Oil Matter in Aquaculture Every year, millions of tons of small pelagic fish such as …