The National Basketball Association (NBA) has introduced the “Nets for Change” initiative, emphasizing marine sustainability through basketball. This innovative program aims to repurpose discarded underwater fishing nets into basketball hoops…
A recent study conducted by the ICAR-Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI) sheds light on the positive impact of the annual monsoon trawl ban on the karikadi prawn resources along…
Exporters have expressed optimism regarding the measures outlined in the interim Budget, believing that initiatives such as increased capital expenditure, the development of three major economic railway corridors, and a…
Researchers backed by funding from the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund (EMFF) are exploring novel production techniques centred around seaweed worms. Traditional fish fry production relies heavily on rotifers and…
Source: IANS Basti district in Uttar Pradesh has launched a distinctive initiative combining banana cultivation with fish farming in rural areas. Under the aegis of the National Rural Employment Guarantee…
Visakhapatnam Port Authority (VPA) has secured its position as the foremost port for marine exports in India, boasting a commanding 26.36% share in the lucrative segment, according to recent data…
Speaking at the prestigious SIMEC trade show, Dr. Juan-Carlos Motamayor, CEO of Topian, a Saudi company overseeing aquaculture development in the Neom region, unveiled an ambitious roadmap aimed at catapulting…
India’s rich tapestry of freshwater ecosystems is facing an insidious threat from invasive aquatic species, exacerbating the already complex challenges posed by habitat modification, pollution, overfishing, and other anthropogenic pressures.…
A recent gas leak in Ennore on has resulted in the death of over 187kg of fish belonging to 19 different species near nine fishing villages, as reported by the…
Kolleru Lake, once a sprawling freshwater haven teeming with biodiversity in Andhra Pradesh, has undergone a dramatic transformation over the decades. Until the 1980s, it spanned a vast 904 square…