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Alberta’s $4.5B marine conservation fund could hit a snag

ByadminSeptember 23, 2021

The Alberta government has unveiled a new $4 billion fund that will help protect some of Canada’s most threatened species of fish and whales.The fund will help fund research and conservation efforts for marine animals and habitats.The province announced the fund on

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What’s the difference between an Australian seal and an Alaskan cod?

ByadminSeptember 23, 2021

When you’re a bit of a marine geek, you probably don’t get to the ocean much.It’s the last place where you’ll find an alligator snapping a fish in half or a fish getting stuck in a rock.But the seals of the world, especially the alaskan ones, are no

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How much money are the fishermen making?

ByadminSeptember 23, 2021

Fishing jobs are down as much as 4 percent, according to data released Monday by the U.S. Department of Labor, but that’s more than double the unemployment rate of 4.9 percent in February.That’s because fewer people are fishing than before the downturn.“I

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Hudson Valley Fisheries to launch fish-hunting robot in partnership with Hudson Valley College

ByadminSeptember 22, 2021

HURON VALLEY FISHING ROBOT will be a fixture on the Hudson Valley’s campus beginning next fall, according to the college.HVFC, which has more than 200 fish species, said the robot will capture fish for sale on its website and in grocery stores and convenience stores,

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How do you win a World Cup with your team?

ByadminSeptember 22, 2021

The world’s most famous soccer team is trying to win the 2018 FIFA World Cup for the first time in over 30 years, with the arrival of a new coach and squad for the tournament in South Korea, a move that could help them to a first-ever finals appearance.The

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Fishing for fish: A science lesson in science and science education

ByadminSeptember 19, 2021

Fishing for salmon and other fish is no longer just a hobby for many Americans.It’s an important part of the economy, a national treasure, and a great opportunity to build a better future for the next generation.But the reality is that we’ve become accustomed to

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Barlow Fisheries biologist jobs slashed

ByadminSeptember 19, 2021

By TIM HEARDERReuters(Reuters) – A barlow fishery biologist job will be cut from 14 to six, and a fisheries biologist job in Queensland’s north will be eliminated, the Queensland Government said on Friday.The job cuts are part of the Queensland Barlow Fish and

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What we know about the shark cull in Queensland

ByadminSeptember 18, 2021

Queensland is reportedly looking to cull sharks and sharks in the Great Barrier Reef.The state is reportedly planning to kill up to 100 sharks a day in a cull that has been dubbed the “Shark Kill”.According to a report by the Queensland government’s

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What’s the key to a strong fishing industry in Calumet?

ByadminSeptember 18, 2021

The state of California, one of the nation’s top fishing destinations, has been struggling to maintain its population of bluefin tuna and other species, as well as boost its economy.But it appears the industry is on the verge of recovery, with the state’s economy

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Fishery jobs in North Queensland are at risk as the reef closes

ByadminSeptember 17, 2021

The closure of the Great Barrier Reef will mean that more jobs will be lost at the state’s largest fishing port in North Brisbane, which is a major employer.The Queensland Government said it was looking to hire about 700 people to fill the jobs.The North Queensland

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