FAO’s most detailed fishery review shows 64.5 percent of stocks are fished sustainably, but regional gaps and overfishing trends persist.
Study confirms species-specific behavior in trawls and applies it to increase catch efficiency for langoustines and evaluate trawl designs.
Study focuses on the impact of light and oxygen on frozen and glazed fish products over time and evaluates important safety and quality parameters.
Digital tools, policy reforms and regional coordination are helping close IUU fishing enforcement gaps in the Mediterranean and Black Sea regions.
Leading scientists say banning deep-sea mining, oil drilling and commercial fishing on high seas will safeguard ocean ecosystems
Interviews with decision-makers in U.S. federal fishery management explored perceptions of adaptability of fisheries systems to change.
New onboard tech helps tuna fisheries release bycatch with minimal handling, improving crew safety and advancing sustainability goals.
An onboard cooling system for small fishing boats reduces food waste and fuel use, with one design storing langoustines in "hotel rooms."
Study assembled resources from publicly available data sources, focusing on aquatic species, water areas and fishing gear accessible online.
Study suggests a threshold level of seafloor plastic litter density to ensure the sustainability and profitability of commercial fishing.
Regulation outside of gear specifications is needed for this common sole fishery with no additional selective device that will increase retention.
A new study finds aquaculture is driving growth in Malaysia’s aquatic food sector but that reforms are needed to ensure sustainability.
GSSI-certified fisheries now meet MarinTrust’s key pre-check, reducing duplication and streamlining certification for marine ingredients.
Study concludes that average total latent productivity (TLP) is the correct sustainable harvest rate for fluctuating stocks like octopus.
Study provides a framework to evaluate practical sampling designs to estimate the abundance indices of target ichthyoplankton species in surveys.
Smolt wheels are helping scientists in Canada track salmon migration, assess river health and guide long-term conservation strategies.