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‘Everything is destroyed’: dynamite use sends shockwaves through fishing industries

Using explosives is illegal, wasteful and devastating to marine life and people’s livelihoods. Yet in Sri Lanka and around the world it’s thriving as a quick and easy route to a lucrative haul

The Guardian - UK

Environmentalists condemn Australia’s ‘woeful record’ after 48 plants and animals added to threatened species list

Tanya Plibersek announces crayfish, frogs, insects and plants among wildlife now under threat amid renewed calls for reform

The Guardian - AU

Cave Run flamingo is not one of 200 invasive species causing problems in Kentucky

The Labor Day sight of a flamingo in Rowan County is likely a result of the bird being blown off course by Hurricane Idalia. That’s according to the state Fish and Wildlife Resources Department. Zack Couch is the non-game program coordinator for the department. He said the flamingo may be…

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Living in a fishbowl with Luxo

A hometown boy returns for a true-blue love-in

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Live fish marketing outlet at Thekkekara a big hit

The Hindu

Alaskan fishers fear another bleak season as crab populations dwindle in warming waters

Crab fishermen in Alaska have been scrambling to stay afloat after two years of the Bering Sea fishery being closed or severely curtailed due to plummeting crab numbers

The Independent UK

A weekend in Tenby: travel guide, things to do, food and drink

One of the most iconic seaside destinations in Wales, the original town of Tenby was called “Dinbych y Pysgod” in Welsh, which translates as the “little town of fishes”. Established by the Normans as a fortified town, said Visit Pembrokeshire, most of Tenby’s old town walls remain, “enclosing the medieval…

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Invasive species cause billions of dollars in damage worldwide: 4 essential reads

Invasive species – including plants, animals and fish – cause heavy damage to crops, wildlife and human health worldwide. Some prey on native species; other out-compete them for space and food or spread disease. A new United Nations report estimates the losses generated by invasives at more than US$423 billion…

The Conversation

OPINION - Our superheated Tube would not be fit for a fish

Two days ago I was awoken from my Covid sick bed by my son screaming. Turns out our goldfish, Goldflipper AKA “the boring dog”, had flipped right out of his tank onto our kitchen floor. A near-miraculous feat since the gap in the tank lid is about 3 cm by…

Evening Standard

Applause for prosecution over Vales Point fish kill

Residents say their concerns about Vales Point have been validated.

Newcastle Herald

Divers encounter one of the ‘weirdest creatures in the ocean’

A dive company in Mexico on Tuesday shared footage showing clients swimming with a large sunfish that was alien-like in appearance.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Chicago fishing: Labor Day fishing and prospects for post-holiday action

A lot of fishing reports from Labor Day fishing and some expectations for post-holiday action lead this sprawling raw-file Midwest Fishing Report.

Chicago Sun-Times

EPA launches prosecution over Vales Point fish kill

Thousands of marine creatures were killed in the Lake Macquarie fish kill

Newcastle Herald

New Poseidons zoom in on illegal fishers

New Zealand's new Poseidon P-8A has clocked its first official mission: a multi-national operation north-west of Fiji to catch illegal fishing boats.

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Fish with a funny float gets a CT scan at the Denver Zoo

A fancy-looking French angelfish that was found one day with a funny float has its buoyancy back after taking some time out of its tropical trappings to get a CT scan at the Denver Zoo

The Hindu

Hunt for mud crabs takes a toll on fish production in Krishna backwaters

The use of dragnets and traps to catch mud crabs is being met with opposition by traditional fishermen from Nagayalanka and neighbouring villages, who are alleging that the practice is causing fish population to dwindle in the ponds and backwaters of Krishna district.

The Independent UK

Fifteen people a day attacked by fish in Benidorm as people with moles warned

Obladas fish are reportedly attacking holidaymakers

Chicago Sun-Times

Measuring a big fish by the foot (literally)

Matthew Niewierowski measured his “lunker” largemouth bass “using his size 12 shoe for a size comparison,” as his dad Gary put it.

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Takeaways from AP’s reporting on efforts to restore endangered red wolves to the wild

Over 25 years, the red wolf went from being declared extinct in the wild to becoming hailed as an Endangered Species Act success story

The Independent UK

Endangered red wolves need space to stay wild. But there’s another predator in the way — humans

Over 25 years, the red wolf went from being declared extinct in the wild to becoming hailed as an Endangered Species Act success story

The Guardian - UK

Breeding breakthrough paves way for controversial tuna farming on land

Spanish research centre achieves first tank-bred Atlantic bluefin as NGOs warn of poor welfare, more antibiotic use and water pollution

The Independent UK

Florida fishing village Horseshoe Beach hopes to maintain its charm after being walloped by Idalia

The remote fishing village of Horseshoe Beach, Florida, took much of the pounding from Hurricane Idalia when it struck as a Category 3 storm last week

The Hindu

91% of India’s marine fish stock healthy, says study

India's marine fish stock is healthy and sustainable, according to a study by ICAR-CMFRI. 91.1% of stocks assessed were deemed healthy, with only 4.4% facing overfishing. The findings are expected to bolster India's seafood exports and strengthen its position at the WTO.

The Guardian - UK

Tranquil Turkey: soaking up the coast at a slower pace

Life moves at a gentler pace in the peaceful fishing villages of the spectacular Bozburun peninsula. By Annabelle Thorpe

The Guardian - AU

Wonder, delight and deep human history: the persistence and paradox of Australia’s love of fishing

It is estimated 4.2 million Australians fish recreationally. But its popularity raises critical questions for its survival in the future

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