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Articles related to "Overfishing"
Coral Bleaching Various stress factors can cause corals to lose their algae which destroys the habitat. global warming • coral reefs • sea temperature • light • rise in sea level
Dolphin Conservation International cooperation is necessary to save whales. whale-watching • overfishing • pollution • sonar • mediterranean dolphin populations
Migrating Gray Whales Thin in 2007 Scientists suspect thinning ice layer in Arctic is main culprit behind lack of food but overfishing and normal weather cycles may be affecting their health as well. climate change • migrating gray whales • el nino southern oscillation • overfishing • bering sea
Report on the Health of the World's Oceans (1) This article begins an exploration into the health of the world's oceans, and lists overfishing as the first major problem the oceans face. ocean health • overfishing • overuse • resource depletion
Report on the Health of the World's Oceans (3) A continuation of last month's report -- with a focus on the solution to the problem of overfishing and overuse ocean • resource management • ocean health • overfishing
Sustainable Fish Choices 4 fish species make the near-extinction list that enlightened eaters and chefs around the world should avoid. If they don't in five short years certain fish may be gone. endangered fish species • endangered fish alliance • chilean seabass • orange roughy • caviar
The sustainable vegetarian food system: Part 1 Part One in a series exploring how a sustainable vegetarian-based food supply system works. sustainable • vegetarian • factory farming • overfishing
Year of the Ocean Year of the Ocean, overfishing, marine resources, fisheries, oceans year of the ocean • overfishing • marine resources • fisheries • oceans
Plan to End Overfishing Proposed Adoption of catch shares in commercial fishing is seen as one way to advert the economic and environmental disaster that will occur if overfishing continues. overfishing • oceans of abundance • fisheries management • individual fishing quotas • catch shares
Atlantic Cod Populations Cod is a fish with a good taste and dense white flesh that is very suitable for deep-frying. atlantic cod • north sea cod stock • english fish and chip shops • cod wars • other species known as cod
Dreaming of Blue Water <i>The Last of the Blue Water Hunters</i> lets us look at a bygone world, and possibly learn from our mistakes. spear fish • spearfish • hunting • fishing • blue water
Sturgeon Stocks Declining Rapidly Russian caviar commands very high prices, and the most famous sturgeon of all is now endangered. sturgeon stocks declining rapidly • beluga sturgeon • pollution and overfishing are damaging caspian sea • farming beluga sturgeon for caviar • eating caviar
The Ethics of Eating Seafood I thought that choosing farm-raised Atlantic salmon helped wild Pacific populations recover. I couldn't have been more wrong. salmon • farm-raised salmon • atlantic salmon • fish • seafood
Tuna Shortage in Japan The appetite for sushi has soared to unimaginable heights and now, there are reports of a tuna shortage, which makes me wonder about the story of tuna. sushi shortage • tuna shortage • overfishing tuna fish • best sushi • tuna
White Shark: A Predator in Danger White Sharks are the most notorious shark in the ocean. No thanks to movies that portray them as indiscriminate man eaters, and the ultimate prize to be won by fishermen. great white shark • shark conservation • white shark decline • shark hunting • white shark overfishing
First Overfishing. Now Noise. How much can oceans take? oceans, ocean noise, marine mammals, Acoustic Thermometry oceans • ocean noise • marine mammals • acoustic thermometry
GuyLian Supports Project Seahorse Famous Belgian chocolate company's seashell truffle profits help Project Seahorse protect vital coastal environment, support sustainable fisheries and monitor trade. project seahorse • guylian chocolate seashell truffles • coastal marine ecosystems • marine habitat degradation and conservation • seahorse aquarium trade
Dolphin Feature: Indo-Pacific Humpback Dolphin In the waters of the Indian Ocean and the Western Pacific Ocean there is a unique species of dolphin who is near extinction...The Indo-Pacific Humpback Dolphin. indo-pacific humpback dolphin • sousa chinensis • chinese white dolphin • chinese/asian pink dolphin • humpback dolphin
Isle of Harris Whaling Station, Scotland Early in the twentieth century there was a successful whaling enterprise based in the Outer Hebrides. sle of harris whaling station • norwegians established a shore base at bunavoneade • the whaling station at bunavoneader • whales caught around st.kilda • whale jaw arch at sir e. scott school
Penguin Species in Happy Feet Members of three penguin species - Emperor Penguins, Adelie Penguins, and a Rockhopper Penguin - all star in the popular movie "Happy Feet." penguin species in happy feet • penguin species • happy feet • species of penguins • emperor penguins
The Resilience of Fish Species A recent study on the Great Barrier Reef shows that overfished populations can recover in a short time when protected by no-take zones. marine conservation • coral trout • fisheries • great barrier reef • arc centre of excellence for coral reef studies
A Look at the Provinces, Part X: Newfoundland and Labrador This is the tenth article in the series. The Province of Newfoundland and Labrador is a two-part province consisting of, surprise, Newfoundland and Labrador. Newfoundland is an Island while Labrador is the part north of Quebec. Although the province is commonly called Newfoundland, its official name was changed to Newfoundland and Labrador not too long ago. It has an area of 405,720 square kilometres and has a population of 568,474 people. The Capital is St John's (not to be confused with Saint John, NB), and is the last province to join confederation, in 1949. newfoundland and labrador • labrador • st. john's • canada • provinces
Ocean Conservancy Piques Interest, Displays Site Problems The Ocean Conservancy website describes the work of this organization but is vague and poorly organized.
Sustainable Seafood with Author Jill Lambert Jill Lambert discusses why it makes sense to only purchase sustainable seafood - not just for your palate, but for the future of our water systems. sustainable seafood • "a good catch"+book • jill lambert • sustainable seafood recipes • shopping for sustainable seafood
Chilean Seafood: a Guide Chile, with almost 3,000 miles of coastline, has a dizzying variety of seafood available. Here's the basics: chile seafood • chilean seafood • chile food • chilean food • chilean cuisine
Human Pressure on Ocean Ecosystems A study published in Science magazine describes the human impacts on global marine ecosystems in a visual map of temperature, uv radiation and acidification global ecosystem map • human impact ocean ecosystems • ecosystem based ocean management • marine protected areas • marine environmental protection
Julie Angus Saw Man's Impact on Oceans Firsthand Julie Wafaei, now Julie Angus, became the first woman to row across an ocean, mainland to mainland. She and husband Colin crossed the Atlantic Ocean in five months. rowboat in a hurricane • hurricanes tropical storms more frequent powerful • evidence of environmental change • how cyclones tropical storms formation • ocean temperature increased 0.7 degrees last 100 y
New Study to Probe Future of Whale Food Amid new evidence that krill is less abundant than previously thought and signs of increasing fishing pressure, a new cooperative survey of the future food source is set to begin. krill • whales • food • emus
Sea Lions and Fur Seals in Decline Northern fur seal and Steller sea lion populations are falling around the Aleutian and Pribilof Islands. Ecosystem changes in the Northern Pacific Ocean play a key role. climate change • northern fur seals • steller sea lions • alaska • ecosystem change
Algae-Eating Tropical Marine Fish Tropical herbivorous fish play a critical role in both the natural ecosystem and in the aquarium. Learn which ones should be in your aquarium. algae-eating tropical marine fish • algae control • saltwater fish • algae-eating tangs • marine angelfish
Baiji River Dolphin Species Lost The Baiji river dolphin in China's Yangtze River is extinct despite sightings. Soon more species in the Yangtze will be lost. Scientists call it an evolutionary tragedy. baiji river dolphin • yangtze river • china • threatened habitat • species extinction
Caribbean Saltwater Aquarium Collection The Caribbean is one of the four major regions from which marine aquarium species are collected for the aquarium hobby. caribbean tropical marine aquarium fish • saltwater aquarium fish • caribbean sea • western atlantic • collection for the marine aquarium industry
Five Good Reasons for Being Vegetarian There are many strong reasons for choosing a vegetarian diet, such as ethical, ecological, health, economic and spiritual considerations. strong reasons for going veggie • becoming a vegetarian • ethical spiritual ecological health reasons for ea • health benefits of vegetarian diet • yoga and vegetarianism
Marine Aquaria and Kiribati The nation which is home to the world's largest marine protected area is also a key player in the marine ornamental industry. kiribati • central pacific ocean • largest atoll nation in the world • marine ornamental industry • largest marine protected area
Mattanza Bluefin tuna are caught each year in Sicily in the 'Mattanza'. Tuna biology, fishing and problems for sharks and dolphins are mentioned. thunnus thynnus • tuna • bluefin • mattanza • sicily
Protecting Herbivorous Fishes Herbivorous fishes, like the queen parrotfish, need protection from overfishing in order that they can keep algae growth on degraded tropical reefs under control. queen parrotfish • peter mumby • herbivorous fish • natural algae control on coral reefs • coral reef ecology
Seafood Information for Consumers Consumers interested in sustainable fisheries and making informed seafood purchasing decisions should visit FishWatch for current information from fisheries managers. fishwatch • fisheries management • magnuson-stevens • fisheries glossary • fishing gear groups
Sturgeon Fishing on the Minnesota/Ontario Border Sturgeon numbers are growing in Lake of the Woods and their annual spawning run up the Rainy River offers an opportunity for fantastic springtime fishing action. rainy river • sturgeon fishing tournaments • ontario • baudette minnesota • lake of the woods
TOPP Tracks Marine Predators Tagging Of Pacific Predators, a project of the Census of Marine Life, monitors ocean animals. May improve protection of endangered species and management of fisheries. marine animals • critical ocean habitat • endangered predator species • census of marine life • fishing gear entanglement and bycatch
Vietnam Vietnam : Geography, Demography, Government and the Economy of this South Eastern Asian Country vietnam • travel • culture
Whitstable Native Oysters The Thames estuary produced vast numbers of oysters that could be rapidly transported to Billingsgate Fish Market in London. whitstable native oyster fishery • thames estuary fisheries • traditional dredging for oysters • whitstable oyster festival • supplying young oyster spat for farming.jellied ee
Arno Atoll The Arno atoll is an easy atoll to visit as it is only nine miles from Majuro the capital of the Marshall Islands. The people of the Arno atoll are entering a new era. copra • direct micro expelling • university of the south pacific • arno atoll • lagoon
Burgers Enjoy Their Gourmet Moment Once humble, now revered the burger is beloved by top chefs like Boulud, Keller, Ramsay, Tourondel. Smaller versions "sliders" are ubiquitous on bar menus. burger • sliders • moose • salmon • turkey |
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