Ichthyology

European Union turning to science to help find, stop illegal fishing

Environment

A genetic study of fish and fishing in the European Union is aiming to help scientist determine whether fish were pulled from sustainable populations or areas that are under threat.

Fish farming may be answer to depleted oceans

Environment

IMAX film about marine migration: “Wild Coast”

Arts, Culture & Media

Dial-a-fish for the best seafood choice

The World

Hagfish Slime Could Provide Fibers for Future Eco-Friendly Clothes

Environment
The World

Slideshow: FishPopTrace Program Using DNA to Counter Overfishing

Global Politics

To protect endangered populations of fish, scientists are devising new techniques that can identify where a fish was caught. This should enable regulators to make sure fish being sold are from sustainably harvested populations. Ari Daniel Shapiro reports.

The World

Farming Fish for the Future

With fish stocks plummeting in oceans around the world, some entrepreneurs say “aqua-culture” can help fill the gap. Reporter Pippin Ross of WFCR visits an organic fish farm in western Massachusetts, which tries to mimic natural ecological cycles in their facility. They use fish excrement to fertilize basil plants, which in turn filter the water […]

The World

Farming Fish for the Future

With fish stocks plummeting in oceans around the world, some entrepreneurs say “aqua-culture” can help fill the gap. Reporter Pippin Ross of WFCR visits an organic fish farm in western Massachusetts, which tries to mimic natural ecological cycles in their facility. They use fish excrement to fertilize basil plants, which in turn filter the water […]

The World

Science Note – Sharks and Smell

Sniffing sharks use the short time between odors reaching each nostril to pinpoint the direction of food.

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Science Note: Sharks and Smell

Sniffing sharks use the short time period between odors reaching each nostril to pinpoint the direction of food.