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‘I am a fisherman’ – ‘I don’t care’ – and ‘I have no hope’

ByadminDecember 9, 2021

By: Ashish ParekhAshish Paredes | 23 May, 2019 12:07:49A few days after his wife, a fishery officer, was killed in a cyclone, K.K. Parede, 36, had a different kind of epiphany.The Indian fishermen, he had been told, were the future of Indian fishing.The Indian fishing

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How to get an internship with a big fish company

ByadminDecember 9, 2021

Fox News hosts Chris Wallace and Jennifer Griffin are back in the hunt for jobs after the two reported their first major job openings in two years.The hosts are joined by marine biologist and freelance writer Sarah Brown, and marine biologist Jeff Feltman.The three have

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Southland Fishermen say they were shot by sheriff in southland

ByadminDecember 1, 2021

Southland fishers are concerned they may have been fired on by a sheriff’s deputy during a fishing trip they were taking last week.The sheriff’s office issued a statement Thursday saying it “was not aware of any incidents of the type of events

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When is a Fish Dead? – Ma Magazine

ByadminNovember 1, 2021

The word “dead” has been thrown around a lot recently in the media.This is where we’re at with the word.In the legal realm, dead means dead.In a lot of places, that means that the fish is gone.In other words, it is dead.When a fish is dead, it doesn’t

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Fisheries supply is up, fisheries biologist says

ByadminOctober 28, 2021

The value of seafood supply in the Australian fishing industry has increased from $8 billion in 2014 to $11 billion in 2017, according to Fisheries and Agriculture Minister James Andrews.“We now have a strong supply of fish, we have strong fisheries, and we’re

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How to prevent blue crab die-offs at Great Barrier Reef

ByadminOctober 28, 2021

A global team of scientists is predicting the death of thousands of blue crabs and other fish in the Great Barrier Coast.The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) has said the reef has lost about a million tonnes of sea grass, a significant loss in a year

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How to catch blue whales in Queensland’s north

ByadminOctober 13, 2021

A pod of whales has been found off the coast of southern Queensland, along with a blue whale calf.Key points:Blue whales are one of the world’s most abundant species, and the Queensland Department of Primary Industries says they can make a “beautiful”

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How to catch a tuna with a blue north fishing line

ByadminOctober 8, 2021

The blue north is a colourful, colourful fishing catch, but it’s also a very dangerous one.There are more than 20 species of blue-fin tuna that can be caught in a single fishing trip.There’s no easy way to catch one, so the blue-line fishery needs a great deal of

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How to tackle the problem of ‘bungled’ fisheries

ByadminOctober 8, 2021

In the early days of the Great Barrier Reef’s collapse, the Government spent more than $50 million on a massive dredging program, which eventually dredged nearly a third of the reef.In an attempt to protect it from being damaged by climate change, the government has

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How to make a cleaner tuna in the ocean

ByadminSeptember 29, 2021

A new research project aims to identify the optimal way to make tuna in a sustainable manner.The goal is to produce cleaner tuna that is more nutritious and that has less waste.In order to achieve this, researchers need to develop new techniques to make the tuna’s

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