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In 2006, Hawai‘i listed Waipā Stream, after dense hau bush trapped sediment and blocked fish. Today, restoration cut average turbidity by 62% and restored native fish passage

Waipā Stream restoration efforts significantly improved water quality and aquatic habitats. Invasive hau bush removal and feral pig control reduced sediment pollution. Constructed wetlands and riparian revegetation further enhanced stream conditions and native fish populations. Measurable improvements led to the delisting of turbidity and nutrients from impaired waters. Continued community…

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In 2019, officials released 17 water buffalo on a Danube island to restore nature. Years later, their pools and grazing were helping insects, fish and amphibians flourish

Water buffalo were released on Ermakov Island in 2019 to restore natural grazing. These animals help create habitats for insects, amphibians, and fish. Their grazing also contributes to mosaic landscapes and seed distribution. Six female buffalo were added in 2024 to enrich the existing herd. Ermakov Island is now one…

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Think You're Buying Mackerel? UK Suppliers Swap It for Cheaper Fish With Half the Omega-3

Waitrose withdraws North East Atlantic mackerel over overfishing, replacing it with fish that can contain much less omega-3. Its return has no date.

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How 100 days of record ocean heat is reshaping life in and around the seas

Global oceans have endured 100 consecutive days of record average heat, as human-driven climate change pushes temperatures higher and puts growing pressure on marine life. Scientists say prolonged warming is disrupting fisheries, damaging coral reefs, raising sea levels and threatening economies that depend on healthy seas.

Radio France Internationale

Extra fishy: your tinned mackerel may not be what you think it is

Substitution with jack mackerel, a different species, because of dwindling stocks is criticised by consumer group Which?

The Guardian - UK

California officers found 194 abandoned Dungeness crab traps off two rivers; violations wasted...

Two fishermen faced license suspensions and permit revocations for four years. Wildlife officers recovered 194 abandoned Dungeness crab traps off the coast. These traps caused significant waste and entanglement risks for marine wildlife. Investigations revealed serious violations including untagged gear and missed servicing requirements. This action highlights the ongoing problem…

The Times of India

After losing 75% of wetlands, Niagara River uses recycled Christmas trees to restore fish habitat

In an innovative approach, conservation teams are utilizing recycled Christmas trees to rejuvenate the coastal wetlands of Niagara River. This dynamic initiative, launched in 2016, spans over 1.64 kilometers, serving to calm wave action and lower erosion rates. By restoring vital aquatic habitats, the project aims to enhance the ecosystem,…

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UK tinned ‘mackerel’ no longer contains mackerel

The Chilean jack mackerel is of lower nutritional value and is imported from South America

The Independent UK

Jackie Shroff’s 44,000-sq-ft Pune farmhouse has 700 plants, man-made lake with fish and ducks, farm animals, amphitheatre, swimming pool, jacuzzi, rustic kitchen and a ‘Titanic Spot’ viewing platform overlooking the countryside

Jackie Shroff farmhouse tour: The actor's expansive Pune farmhouse showcases his deep love for nature. The property features hundreds of plants, farm animals, and a serene man-made lake. A special Kadamba tree honors his mother, adding a personal touch to the estate. An amphitheater and a unique viewing platform offer…

The Economic Times

'Unheard of': best ever Warriors backed to make history

Warriors legend Clinton Toopi was part of the trailblazing 2002 side but says the current team has set benchmarks and standards that sit alone in club history.

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To bring back historic herring populations, volunteers get down and dirty

Wampanoag tribal member and land manager Marcus Hendricks has been leading cleanups of the Acushnet River in Massachusetts to help herring swim upstream to their spawning grounds

The Independent UK

A Baby Started Smelling Like Rotting Fish After Eating Swordfish, and by 19 Months the Odor Was Gone

A Portuguese baby smelled of rotting fish after eating swordfish. Tests pointed to fish odor syndrome, yet the smell faded, and the fish returned.

Medical Daily

The start of autumn is the perfect time to turn to retro comfort food

As the autumn nights draw in, I’m craving elevated classics that remind me of childhood. It’s all about fish fingers, pies, sausages and eggs – and chips with everything

The Guardian - UK

2026’s El Niño is shaping up to be a doozy – it’s already affecting global shipping, fish behavior and heat

El Niño is here, and forecasters warn that it’s likely to be bigger and stronger in 2026-27 than any El Niño event recorded in at least 150 years.

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The Economic Times

In 1864, Tasmania imported brown trout for sport. 162 years later, it is building barriers to save a native fish reduced to just 6,000 individuals

For more than a hundred years, introduced brown trout have altered the freshwater ecosystems of Tasmania. In response, conservation teams are constructing artificial barriers to shield the native Swan galaxias fish. Their initiatives focus on maintaining viable populations, with new colonies sprouting in secluded, trout-free streams throughout eastern Tasmania to…

The Economic Times

In 2024, bulldozers were circling a 600-year-old Hawaiian fishpond. Then Mark Zuckerberg and wife Priscilla Chan stepped in with a $4 million cheque to conserve it

A 600-year-old Hawaiian fishpond on Kauaʻi was nearly sold for development before Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan committed $4 million to help preserve it. The Alakoko Fishpond, also known as the Menehune Fishpond, was purchased by the Trust for Public Land and transferred to Mālama Hulē'ia for conservation and restoration.

The Times of India

Duwamish Floating Wetlands Project: Floating biobarges aid salmon; volunteers log underwater science

Innovative floating wetlands were introduced in the Duwamish River to rejuvenate aquatic habitats. These biostructures not only furnished protection but also supplied nourishment for migrating juvenile salmon. Community scientists documented fish interactions and captured underwater videos, highlighting how salmon engaged with the wetlands for feeding and refuge. The overarching goal…

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Boats seized, mud crabs freed in seafood sting

Fisheries engaged in black-market seafood operations have been put on notice after a raft of prosecutions.

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Britain’s Forgotten Girls review – police saying they have ‘bigger fish to fry’ than groomers will horrify you

The stories of teenagers abused by gangs of men around the UK are incredibly harrowing. But it is the countless failures of the authorities that will leave you completely incensed

The Economic Times

In 2001, scientists began adding tiny amounts of synthetic estrogen to an Ontario lake; within the next two years, its fathead minnow population collapsed

A seven-year whole-lake experiment in northwestern Ontario examined how chronic exposure to the synthetic estrogen 17α-ethynylestradiol (EE2) affected fathead minnows. Scientists added small amounts of EE2 to Lake 260 during three open-water seasons beginning in 2001. The exposure increased vitellogenin responses, affected gonadal development, and produced reproductive changes in both…

The Times of India

In 1978, Massachusetts sank concrete-filled tyres and created a marine habitat

Off Yarmouth, Massachusetts, thousands of concrete-filled tyres have spent decades beneath Nantucket Sound as part of an artificial reef. First deployed in 1978, the structures were intended to add complexity to the sandy seabed and create habitat for fish and lobsters. By 2019, researchers found fish reached reef sites far…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish fishing community’s defiance celebrated in Netflix film set for festival

A NETFLIX documentary showcasing a Scottish fishing community coming together in the face of the loss of its lifeline industry through a 90-year-old…

The Times of India

Mississippi landowner turns property into home for 500 endangered frogs

A piece of private land in Hancock County, Mississippi, has become an unlikely new home for one of America's rarest amphibians. In June 2026, nearly 500 federally endangered dusky gopher frogs were released into ponds at Woodland Cottage, a private property owned by Jim and Laura Currie. The release followed…

The Economic Times

In 2011, New South Wales sank ex-HMAS Adelaide off the Central Coast; five years of surveys identified 62 fish species from 31 families around the wreck before storm damage led to its closure in July 2024

In mid-2024, severe storms wreaked havoc on the ex-HMAS Adelaide artificial reef, leading to significant structural concerns. The superstructure became disconnected from its hull, posing dangers for divers. Consequently, the site was closed in July 2024 to ensure safety. Although the hull remains largely intact, floating debris continues to threaten…

The Conversation

How ‘positive’ stress could improve the welfare of zoo animals

Pelicans have resided in St James’s Park, London for 360 years. But the current flock have been a summer sensation due to the first hatching of chicks in the park’s history.

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