Mastodawn

(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
https://esajournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/fee.2002

edmundjacobsen Jan 24

🐟 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 🔗 https://lnkd.in/ey_UXzuW

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

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The Bright Side Apr 19, 2025

Despite the positive data, recovery remains a bit of a mystery.

“The best available science says yes [we can get the stock back],” says Jason Didden.

Fishermen report seeing mackerel again, offering hope for LaRochelle and others.

#FishStocks #Hope

Larry Neufeld Feb 7, 2025

Tell your MP that this shouldn't be ignored: W̱SÁNEĆ Hereditary Chiefs ‘deeply frustrated’ as feds boost commercial herring catch #fishstocks #FirstNations #IndigenousRights #Canada https://thenarwhal.ca/wsanec-chiefs-dfo-herring-harvest/

W̱SÁNEĆ Hereditary Chiefs ‘deeply frustrated’ as feds boost commercial herring catch

The chiefs have called for a moratorium to protect B.C.'s last strong herring stock. Instead, Fisheries and Oceans upped the allowable catch

The Narwhal

Canadian Association For Food Studies Jun 4, 2024

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.

https://foodstudies.info/about-cafs/newsletter/

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

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Konstantin D. A. Scheller Jan 13, 2024

Great research offering new insight on our oceans by NGO Global Fishing Watch. #fishstocks #greentransitiom https://theconversation.com/we-used-ai-and-satellite-imagery-to-map-ocean-activities-that-take-place-out-of-sight-including-fishing-shipping-and-energy-development-219367

We used AI and satellite imagery to map ocean activities that take place out of sight, including fishing, shipping and energy development

A new study reveals that 75% of the world’s industrial fishing vessels are hidden from public view.

The Conversation

💧🌏 Greg Cocks Dec 15, 2023

CSIRO Aquawatch A World-First Weather Service To Bolster Seafood Industry In Spencer Gulf
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https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-12-15/csiro-aquawatch-spencer-gulf-water-monitoring-weather-service/103229250 <-- shared media article
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https://research.csiro.au/aquawatch/about/ <-- 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

CSIRO Aquawatch a world-first weather service to bolster seafood industry in Spencer Gulf

The sophisticated data system and national water sensor network from the CSIRO will help Australia become more resilient to extreme weather and adverse marine events.

ABC News

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