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  • Published on Dec 3, 2024

    From wildfires to business plans to algae, undergrads researched in 2024

    The lab's inclusive approach has attracted nearly 20 undergraduates. For Agarwal, mentorship from Zeff is critical to navigating graduate-level research questions. “We'll teach you how to build off [of your experience] and go to more complex coding …

    Source: The Daily Tar Heel - North Carolina - Neutral
  • Published on Dec 3, 2024

    The Unglamorous Sucker Fish Plays a Key Great Lakes Role. A Shedd Scientist and Her Band of Volunteers Want to Tell You ...

    Volunteer Julie Knox, Shedd Aquarium researcher Karen Murchie, and volunteer Jane Whitney at a sucker fish monitoring site. (Courtesy Shedd Aquarium) As a kid growing up in Wisconsin, Frank Langley learned the difference between game fish and rough fish. …

    Source: WTTW - Public Broadcaster
  • Published on Dec 3, 2024

    Removal of fish carried out at Hailsham Common Pond

    Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.com  and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565 Visit Shots! now In light of reports from residents in recent summers concerning dead fish found at the Common Pond, the Town Council's contractors have removed a large quantity …

    Source: Sussex World - Neutral
  • Published on Dec 2, 2024

    Pleasant Creek to get ponds for water quality, fishing

    Project, which would add fishing spots, builds on earlier work An angler accompanied by his fig fishes in 2017 at Pleasant Creek State Recreation Area near Palo. Fishing at Pleasant Creek Lake was improved by a restoration project eight years ago, and a …

    Source: The Gazette - Iowa - Neutral
  • Published on Dec 2, 2024

    Student recognized for effort to save fish species from extinction in Colorado River

    Monday, Dec. 2, 2024 | 2 a.m. Micah Feller walks into the greenhouse at West Career & Technical Academy and begins his daily routine. The high school senior is meticulous in logging the weight of the hundreds of bonytail chub, an endangered fish …

    Source: Las Vegas Sun - Nevada - Center-left
  • Published on Dec 2, 2024

    Study: Fish farms consume far more wild fish than previously thought

    By Sophie Kevany for Sentient. Broadcast version by Suzanne Potter for California News Service reporting for the Sentient-Public News Service Collaboration Fish, once a Friday penance for many, has recently become the "good meat" poster child. …

    Source: Public News Service - Left-wing
  • Published on Dec 1, 2024

    Swimming and eating of shellfish banned at popular tourist river after deadly algae warning

    The discovery of a toxic algae in a major river on the New South Wales South Coast has sparked concerns about the impact on nearby oyster farms in the lead-up to the busy Christmas period. WaterNSW has issued a red alert for the Shoalhaven River after …

    Source: ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) - Neutral
  • Published on Dec 1, 2024

    Swimming and eating of shellfish banned at popular tourist river after deadly algae warning

    The discovery of a toxic algae in a major river on the New South Wales South Coast has sparked concerns about the impact on nearby oyster farms in the lead-up to the busy Christmas period. WaterNSW has issued a red alert for the Shoalhaven River after …

    Source: ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) - Neutral
  • Published on Nov 30, 2024

    Ocean’s Hidden Heroes: How Deep-Sea Algae Are Thriving Amid Global Warming

    Warming oceans are affecting deep-sea phytoplankton positively, in contrast to surface phytoplankton, which are showing signs of stress. This underscores the need for enhanced subsurface monitoring to understand these crucial ecological shifts. Researchers …

    Source: SciTechDaily - Neutral
  • Published on Nov 29, 2024

    Ministry pushes for nature-based aquaculture

    NATURE-BASED aquaculture offers a promising alternative, harnessing the power of nature to produce food in an environmentally responsible way, says Ministry of Fisheries and Forest head of aquaculture Dr Alok Kalla. Speaking at the Aqua-Pearl Stakeholder …

    Source: Fiji Times - Neutral
  • Published on Nov 29, 2024

    Making waves – why aquaculture is outperforming

    A new report outlines how aquaculture has transformed from a niche agriculture sector into a global industry. These may be fluctuating times for venture capital investment in the agtech industry. But aquaculture is one sector going against the tide. Among …

    Source: FeedNavigator - Neutral
  • Published on Nov 29, 2024

    Invasive algae challenge debated in Lagos

    The conference organized by the Associação Limpeza Urbana (ALU) with the support of the Lacobrigense municipality brought together mayors, regional and national entities and the general public in the Century City Hall Auditorium to debate this problem that …

    Source: The Portugal News - Label Pending
  • Published on Nov 29, 2024

    'Red Alert' for toxic algae found in NSW river

    Potentially toxic algae found in the Shoalhaven River at Nowra has triggered a "Red Alert" for the popular swim spot. WaterNSW has warned people not to eat any mussels or crayfish from the area and advised people to avoid swimming there. Oyster …

    Source: 9News - Neutral
  • Published on Nov 29, 2024

    Deadly algae contaminate major NSW waterway

    Rare toxic algae that can prove fatal to humans have been detected in a South Coast river just weeks after a catastrophic silo collapse caused hundreds of tonnes of wheat to spill into the water. Water NSW issued an alert after the algae Alexandrium …

    Source: The Age - Center-left
  • Published on Nov 28, 2024

    Fish of all waters

    A small goby fish spotted near a coral in the Bay of Bengal. Gobiidae, or gobies, is one of the largest fish families with over 2,000 species. Most gobies are small in size, typically less than 10cm in length. These little fish are generally bottom- …

    Source: Daily Star - Neutral
  • Published on Nov 28, 2024

    Rotting fish bob in UK rivers in disturbing AI images warning of sewage crisis

    Could this vision of the ‘Great Stink’ in the Thames really come true? (Picture: Utility Bidder) Sewage pollution in UK rivers has become a major problem, but it isn’t always that visible, with outlets tucked away from view. Now, experts have imagined what …

    Source: Metro - Neutral
  • Published on Nov 28, 2024

    Sandals Foundation, Kee Fisheries partner to enhance seaweed farming

    Sandals Foundation and Kee Farms have joined forces to empower fisherfolk in the area of the Boscobel fish sanctuary in St Mary to implement an innovative seaweed farming initiative. This initiative will enable the building of the fisherfolk’s capacity to …

    Source: The Gleaner - Neutral
  • Published on 07:58 GMT

    Patagonian Shelf Waters Abloo in austral spring, NASA Earth Observatory

    Wednesday, December 4th 2024 - 06:11 UTC NASA Earth Observatory image by Wanmei Liang, using PACE data from NASA EOSDIS LANCE and GIBS/Worldview. Story by Kathryn Hansen. An austral spring 2024, a phytoplankton bloom off the coast of Argentina painted …

    Source: MercoPress - Neutral
  • Published on Dec 3, 2024

    Microplastics are not just in us, they are also in wildlife

    Microplastics are accumulating in just about every ecosystem on Earth, from the depths of the ocean in the Mariana Trench, to the snowy top of Mount Everest, to everywhere in between. All of these microplastics are having harmful impacts on wildlife. …

    Source: Environment America - Center-left

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