In the Philippines, tamban (Bali sardinella) is everywhere — cheap, abundant, and a staple for millions. But wild stocks have been under pressure. Now, for the first time ever, the…
Image: iStock Emerging research highlights an alarming environmental issue: modern medicines, while life-saving for humans, pose a significant threat to ecosystems worldwide. Pharmaceutical residues excreted by humans are contaminating rivers,…
A novel approach to carbon capture in low-oxygen aquatic environments, such as fish farms, could help address rising global temperatures while offering a cost-effective solution, according to a recent study…
Credit: CC BY-SA 4.0 In the depths of the Red Sea, a remarkable new fish species with a uniquely grumpy appearance has been uncovered by researchers. Dubbed the “grumpy dwarfgoby,”…
Marine plastic litter has emerged as a pressing environmental challenge for vessel operators worldwide. Its roots lie in escalating pollution from ships, fishing activities, and the broader influx of plastic…
Researchers from Nofima, as part of the Millennial Salmon project, have explored the potential of replacing fish oil in salmon feeds with a sustainable algae-based product. This complex process aims…
In response to the alarming decline in the yellow-neck clam (Paphia malabarica) population, the Vizhinjam Regional Centre of ICAR-Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI) has achieved a significant milestone by…
The ocean, with its vast and largely unexplored depths, continues to reveal the hidden mysteries of life beneath the surface. One such discovery has emerged from the mesophotic zone, a…
Andhra Pradesh, often celebrated as the “Rice Bowl of India,” owes its title to the dominance of rice as its primary commercial crop. While rice production has historically sustained the…
Galway, Ireland – In a move to deepen bilateral cooperation, Barbados Ambassador to Ireland, Cleviston Haynes, recently visited the Marine Institute headquarters in Galway to discuss collaborative opportunities between the…