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]A sushi waiter is on a mission to bring exotic fish to the table in this stylish, satisfying game that delivers a vital message on sustainability

How dwindling fish stocks and new regulations are killing off the ancient tradition

British Irrigation Engineer Sir Arthur Cotton changed the face of the Godavari Delta forever. He proposed an anicut to irrigate the land, which was accepted by the British government. Today, the Delta is known for its diverse crops and Pulasa fish. Locals revere Sir Cotton, even mentioning him in their…

Around 300,000 Kentuckians, and thousands more out-of-staters, take part in deer hunting. The state Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources says it brings in $550 million dollars in revenue each year.

A Cook Islands angler has landed a 1,128-pound blue marlin while fishing solo aboard his 22-foot boat. The rare 'grander' catch sets a national record.

Fisheries Dept. introducing innovative schemes to expand inland fish farming with public participation. Waterbodies/canals >10 hectares to be identified/divided for scientific fish farming. Kudumbashree, fisher cooperatives, self-help grps. to benefit; 60% fin. assistance. Species incl. snakehead, pearl spot, carp. Max. invest. ₹15 lakh/hectare.

A species of tiny fish that once flourished in the U.S. South's Pearl River is being reintroduced there after disappearing 50 years ago

From Trump's election to politicians eating fish from near a nuclear plant, here are some of the long-running cartoon's most uncanny predictions

Standing on a ferry chugging across Sydney Harbour, it’s still possible to imagine the city as it was in 1788 – before the span of the bridge, before the marinas and yachts, before buildings were planted onto that sloping, rocky landscape. Pockets of bush still reach down towards the water,…

Union Minister of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying Parshottam Rupala on Thursday underscored the need to boost the mariculture sector, adding that the immediate focus is on promoting offshore cage farming using bigger cages.

Prof Hugh Durrant-Whyte calls for overhaul of environmental regulation to prevent further fish deaths