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Category: Fishing

Art Conservation & Environment Fish Fishing Organisms

Exaltation to Extinction for Sawfishes

Dr. M February 18, 2013 ArtendangeredheaddressIjawIUCNNigeriareligionsawfishwood carving

At first glance, a sawfish appears otherworldly, lifted from the pages of a Dr. Seuss book. One fish, two fish, blue fish, sawfish…there was a…

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Fishing Opinion & Editorial The Basics

Shark finning: a response to Kim Bosco Mo

Alistair Dove November 19, 2012 Finningshark finningsharks

Kim Bosco Mo has a piece in Huff Po Canada today on whether banning shark fin soup is an equitable way to protect sharks.  I…

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Fishing Microbes New Research

The mystery of lobster shell disease

Alistair Dove October 23, 2012 Bacteriaimmunologylobstersshell disease

Most folks I know aren’t shy about crunching into a nice red American lobster and dipping that white flaky meat in some molten butter, and…

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Conservation & Environment Fishing Reviews

Jiro Dreams of Sushi, and so do I

Holly Bik August 28, 2012 documentaryJapanmoviesOverfishingSushisustainable fisheryTokyo

You might have guessed by now that I’m a *bit* obsessed with sushi. When I visited Japan for the first (and second) time, I bolted…

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Conservation & Environment Fishing Industry & Government Opinion & Editorial

“Small Victories Win Big Wars”

Kevin Zelnio June 28, 2012 AccountabilityBLOOMClaire NouvianfishingIntermarchétrawling

The post title was exclaimed by French oceanographer Philippe Cury upon hearing the news that a tiny non-profit organization won a major battle with a…

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Climate Change Conservation & Environment Fishing Industry & Government Oil Spills

Can You Guess the Average Grade for the U.S. on Our Oceans?

Dr. M June 10, 2012

Last week the Joint Ocean Commission Initiative (JOCI) released its 2012 U.S. Ocean Policy Report Card (PDF).  JOCI is a bipartisan, collaborative group “to encourage…

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Fishing

Detectable but not hazardous: radioactive marine life of Fukushima

Miriam Goldstein June 1, 2012 BluefinFukushimaHonshu tsunamiMegafaunaRadiationtsunamituna

There’s nothing like a terrifying headline to point out how differently scientists and the public see the world. On Monday, a new study in the…

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Conservation & Environment Fishing New Research

Are humans and reefs sharks mutually exclusive?

Alistair Dove May 7, 2012 Pacificsharks

A paper by Marc Nadon and colleagues from  U. Hawaii and U Miami RSMAS has been getting a good bit of press lately (see here…

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Conservation & Environment Coral Fishing Industry & Government Opinion & Editorial Organisms

Finding Endangered Life on eBay

Dr. M May 7, 2012 auctionblack coralCITESCoralebayendangeredvulnerable

eBay’s history is dotted with carcasses of endangered and vulnerable species.  In 2000, the Sea Turtle Conservancy announced that a large selection of illegal hawksbill…

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Fishing

How to eat sardines sustainably

Miriam Goldstein May 2, 2012 fisheriesSardinesseafoodSteinbecksustainable fishery

I only eat anchovies with Caesar salad, and am rather fond of the tiny fish that add a bit of strong flavor to the romaine…

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