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Yes or no to octopus farming? - Despite massive public opposition, the world's first commercial octopus farm, built in the Canary Islands by Nueva Pescanova, seems to be going ahead....

Climate change: growing inequalities in catch - Climate change, with global fisheries having declined since 1990 and further declines predicted, exacerbates inequalities in the availability of nutrients from fish products....

Saudi Arabia to host third edition of SIMEC - From 4 to 6 February, Saudi Arabia will host the third edition of the Saudi International Marine Exhibition (SIMEC), the largest...

SIPA ALGÉRIE 2024 from February 8 to 11, 2024 - Launched in 2003, the International Fishing and Aquaculture Show (SIPA) is currently at the 9th edition of this not-to-be-missed event...

Mud crab farming revolutionised in Kenya - Mud crab farming in Kenya has reached new heights thanks to Crabs Alive, the first nursery in the country to achieve significant success...

Climate change and its impact on aquaculture: a message from Dr Youssef Elabd - Aquaculture faces significant challenges due to the increasing temperatures. Rising temperatures lead to a decrease in...

Sandra Forbah, a young Cameroonian woman is leading a movement to preserve the oceans and spread the culture of environmental education - From its volcanoes to its tropical rainforests, Cameroon...

e-FishMed: Training on Risk Management in Fisheries in Morocco – Within the framework of the e-FishMed project, funded by the European Union, trainers from the European Fisheries Control Agency (EFCA)...

EU Project to Preserve Sharks and Rays in the Mediterranean – In October 2023, the LIFE European Sharks project was launched, an ambitious initiative aimed at preserving sharks and rays...

Unlocking Nigeria's Blue Economy: A Path to Billions in Annual Revenue and Economic Diversification - Similar to the Philippines, Nigeria has the potential to capitalize on its maritime activities, leveraging...