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  1. (1) Sustainable food from the ocean, with many examples of better management of #fishstocks, limits to #aquaculture in inadequate locations, etc.
    #MarineEcology #Research
    Look at some examples
    esajournals.onlinelibrary.wile

  2. (1) Sustainable food from the ocean, with many examples of better management of #fishstocks, limits to #aquaculture in inadequate locations, etc.
    #MarineEcology #Research
    Look at some examples
    esajournals.onlinelibrary.wile

  3. 🐟 Mackerel crisis: not overfishing alone
    New data challenges the mackerel story.
    Weak recruitment over many years is the main cause of decline, says the Norwegian Pelagic Association (Pelagisk Forening) 🇳🇴.

    Historic stock estimates were also too low.

    👉 Read more about what’s really behind the mackerel crisis 🔗 lnkd.in/ey_UXzuW

    #Mackerel #Fisheries #Pelagic #Overfishing #ICES #FishStocks #Seafood #NordicFisheries #FishBreak

  4. Edible Ocean

    Edible Ocean is a new podcast series with eight episodes that aims to inform audiences about a range of issues, from the major threats to the planet’s oceans to the state of global fisheries and valuable information about choosing sustainable seafood.

    Details on page 7 of our Spring 2024 Newsletter.

    foodstudies.info/about-cafs/ne

    #Podcast #PodcastAndChill #CurrentlyListening #Food #Fisheries #FishStocks #Fish #Seafood #SeafoodCertification #ClimateChange

  5. Edible Ocean

    Edible Ocean is a new podcast series with eight episodes that aims to inform audiences about a range of issues, from the major threats to the planet’s oceans to the state of global fisheries and valuable information about choosing sustainable seafood.

    Details on page 7 of our Spring 2024 Newsletter.

    foodstudies.info/about-cafs/ne

    #Podcast #PodcastAndChill #CurrentlyListening #Food #Fisheries #FishStocks #Fish #Seafood #SeafoodCertification #ClimateChange

  6. CSIRO Aquawatch A World-First Weather Service To Bolster Seafood Industry In Spencer Gulf
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    abc.net.au/news/2023-12-15/csi <-- shared media article
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    research.csiro.au/aquawatch/ab <-- about Aquawatch
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    “KEY POINTS:
    • CSIRO has completed initial testing of a ‘weather service’ for water quality in the Spencer Gulf in South Australia
    • The industry’s production in the Spencer Gulf region is worth over $238 million a year
    • The data could warn seafood industry of harmful marine events like algal blooms, which can kill fish..."
    #GIS #spatial #mapping #model #modeling #aquawatch #weather #weatherservice #waterquality #marine #hydrospatial #SpencerGulf #Australia #foodsecurity #marine #seafoodindustry #marineconservation #algalblooms #algae #monitoring #watersensors #satellites #remotesensing #AI #realtime #forecasts #temperature #salinity #fish #fishstocks
    @CSIRO #CSIRO

  7. CSIRO Aquawatch A World-First Weather Service To Bolster Seafood Industry In Spencer Gulf
    --
    abc.net.au/news/2023-12-15/csi <-- shared media article
    --
    research.csiro.au/aquawatch/ab <-- about Aquawatch
    --
    “KEY POINTS:
    • CSIRO has completed initial testing of a ‘weather service’ for water quality in the Spencer Gulf in South Australia
    • The industry’s production in the Spencer Gulf region is worth over $238 million a year
    • The data could warn seafood industry of harmful marine events like algal blooms, which can kill fish..."

    @CSIRO

  8. "The sheltered marine space could actually be crucial to rejuvenating #FishStocks, #shellfish populations, and mammals.

    The #NorthSea’s population of gray #seals, for example, has grown steadily in recent years, a comeback aided by the 30 wind parks in the North Sea.

    Not only are #cod living in the [wind] park today, but “we found their condition was better than that of those cod outside the park.” "

    anthropocenemagazine.org/2022/

  9. "The sheltered marine space could actually be crucial to rejuvenating #FishStocks, #shellfish populations, and mammals.

    The #NorthSea’s population of gray #seals, for example, has grown steadily in recent years, a comeback aided by the 30 wind parks in the North Sea.

    Not only are #cod living in the [wind] park today, but “we found their condition was better than that of those cod outside the park.” "

    anthropocenemagazine.org/2022/