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In 2018, Massachusetts removed the first of two old dams from former cranberry bogs; by 2020...

In a groundbreaking ecological revival, old dams on the Coonamessett River in Massachusetts were dismantled, restoring wetlands and providing passage for migratory fish. This project repurposed industrial farmland into a flourishing coastal ecosystem, allowing fish to ascend to upstream spawning spots that had been blocked for years. The restoration involved…

The Times of India

Scottish island fish farm confirms nearly 50 per cent mortality rate

A Scottish fish farm has recorded a mortality rate of nearly 50 per cent over its most recent production cycle, it has emerged

The National (Scotland)

‘Flat is Back’ campaign hopes to put flounder back on people’s plates

The Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries has launched the “Flat is Back” campaign to promote flounder, an underutilized flatfish

The Independent UK

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Western Australia created two reefs with 60 concrete boxes; fish species rose from 12 to more than 60

Launched in 2013, purpose-designed artificial reefs were deployed along Western Australia's coast, leading to a remarkable transformation of the seafloor. In a span of three years, fish species surged from a mere dozen to an impressive sixty. These artificial structures not only enrich marine biodiversity but also provide excellent recreational…

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Medical Daily

Man Having Sex With Koi Fish Arrested After Hidden CCTV Footage Exposes Private Pond Assault

A 51-year-old Bangkok man was arrested after CCTV allegedly captured him sexually abusing a koi fish in a neighbour's private pond.

International Business Times UK

Japan removed 1.5M m³ of mercury sediment from Minamata, but tons stayed buried

The mercury disaster at Minamata Bay resulted in a significant environmental challenge, leaving toxic contamination trapped beneath repurposed land. Engineers worked diligently to remove over one million cubic meters of hazardous sediment from the sea floor, which was subsequently encapsulated under 58 hectares of new land. After numerous years of…

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El Niño Hits Peru and Chile, Threatening Fishmeal Supplies and Raising Food Prices Worldwide

El Niño has driven Peru's anchovy quota to a decade low, cutting global fishmeal output and pushing fish farmers' feed costs sharply higher in 2026.

Latin Times

Supreme Court to decide whether to hear Maine lobsterman’s challenge to GPS boat tracker requirement

The Supreme Court will decide this month whether to hear a lobster fisherman’s challenge to a rule requiring electronic tracking devices on boats

The Independent UK

These mushrooms save Monday night dinner

A back-pocket mushroom formula for rice, toast, noodles and whatever the first weeknight can handle

Salon

Vitamin D, Fish Oil and Glucosamine Tied to Faster Cognitive Decline in Older Adults, Though Cause Unproven

Three 2026 analyses link vitamin D, omega-3, and glucosamine use to faster cognitive decline in older adults. The findings show an association, not proof of harm.

Medical Daily

How to build a nutritious emergency food stockpile

A UK government watchdog has said UK homes aren’t prepared for the possibility of food supply disruptions that could come from disasters like cyberattacks, power cuts, disease outbreaks or extreme weather.

The Conversation

Scientists find nine new sponge species in glimpse of Alaska’s deep-sea diversity

But their habitat is threatened by bottom trawling in the region and Trump’s plan to expand seafloor mining

The Guardian - US

China shows a lifelike underwater robo-fish Golden Dragon Fish after earlier developing ROBO-SHARK for military

China has showcased the BG-5 Golden Dragon Fish, a highly realistic fish-shaped underwater robot capable of autonomous navigation and obstacle avoidance. Developed by Boyagongdao Marine Technology Group, the 3-kg robot mimics a golden arowana and uses a multi-joint tail instead of a conventional propeller. Its technology could have applications in…

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The Independent UK

RNLI rescues six people after yacht collides with fish farm off coast of Scotland

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The Times of India

Watch: China unveils robotic fish modelled on the golden arowana for underwater navigation

At a trade fair in Beijing, China introduced the innovative BG-5 Golden Dragon Fish, a highly realistic underwater robot. Designed to mimic a fish’s movements, this biomimetic marvel navigates autonomously and performs stealth operations. With a multi-joint tail, it opens up exciting possibilities for underwater surveillance and allows for collaborative…

The Economic Times

7th grader writes goal of becoming a world record holder, achieves it months later by catching giant fish

Arizona student Madilyn Davis completed an unusual pair of summer goals she had written down in sixth grade: petting a capybara and becoming a world record holder. After checking off the first goal at a petting zoo, Madilyn caught a giant muskie while fishing with her father in Wisconsin. The…

The Economic Times

In reverse flow, India exports 500 tonnes of hilsa to Bangladesh in two months: Fish traders

Kolkata has exported approximately 500 tonnes of hilsa fish to Bangladesh recently. Another 150 to 200 tonnes are expected to be shipped in the coming weeks. This marks a significant reversal of the traditional fish trade flow between the two nations. Bangladeshi traders are sourcing hilsa from Gujarat, which has…

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As catches dwindle, Congo River fishermen turn to plastic waste

On the Congo River, plastic is becoming the catch of the day. Some fishermen around Kinshasa, capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo, can now make more money pulling plastic from the water than catching fish, as declining catches and growing waste pollution threaten an artisanal way of life.

The Independent UK

Six rescued in dramatic seven-hour operation after yacht hits fish farm off Antrim

The RNLI crew faced Force 9 gusting winds, heavy driving rain and total darkness throughout during the rescue

The Economic Times

In 2019, Jordan sank a Lockheed L-1011 TriStar in waters up to 92 feet deep; three years later, its fuselage and wings sheltered corals, sponges, octopuses and pufferfish

An ex-airliner has been repurposed as a lively artificial reef in the Red Sea. As marine species have swiftly inhabited the sunken plane, a thriving ecosystem has formed. Corals and sponges cling to the aircraft's body, while various fish find refuge amid its framework. This underwater transformation highlights the importance…

The Times of India

Pemuteran Biorock Project: Electric reefs revive a Bali village; scientists debate benefits

By the late 1990s, Pemuteran's coral reefs and marine life were ravaged by dynamite fishing. In response, a local dive shop owner introduced the Biorock restoration technique, which employs a gentle electrical current to foster coral growth on submerged metal structures. This innovative strategy led to a revitalization of the…

The Times of India

Garbage Turned Into Fish Feed: Tanzanian startup ferments waste into protein; fish grow 40% faster

A groundbreaking biologist from Tanzania has pioneered a unique approach to fish feed production by transforming waste fruits and vegetables into a potent protein source. This innovative fermented feed not only accelerates fish growth but also significantly boosts profits for farmers. By minimizing dependence on imported feed, this method aids…

The Guardian - UK

A taste of home: discovering Sweden’s local food heroes

Chefs in the east of the country are shunning imported produce for local ingredients, reinforcing how food is intertwined with a region and its people

Times Life

Murud-Janjira, Sindhudurg and Vijaydurg: Three Maratha Sea Forts Where the Tides Set Your Itinerary

Why the Water Is the First Thing to Plan AroundAll three forts are island structures or tidal promontories. No road reaches any of them. Ferries and small wooden boats are the only access, and those boats run on tidal windows that shift daily. At Murud-Janjira, the ferry from Rajpuri jetty…

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