Hatchery Troubles
Decades into what was once the world’s most productive ocean ranching operation, Japanese researchers have concluded that the nation’s hatcheries managed to breed some …
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Half a million sharks could be killed for Coronavirus vaccine
Half a million sharks could be killed for their natural oil to produce coronavirus vaccines, according to conservationists. One ingredient used in some COVID-19 vaccine …
Politics Makes Strange Bedfellows
In this Washington Times, op-ed Republican strategist Ed Rollins makes the case for maintaining the roadless rule to protect America against China ravaging the Tongass …
Public Trust Feature Film | The Fight for America’s Public Lands
A feature-length documentary about America’s system of public lands and the fight to protect them. Despite support from voters across the political spectrum, our public …
Meet The $70,000 Fish
In one Florida study, each bonefish was valued at $3,500 annually or more than $70,000 over the 20-year average lifespan of a bonefish—the worth derived …
Seychelles: Flip-flops, fishing gear pile up on Aldabra Atoll
The Aldabra coral atoll may be uninhabited by humans, but humans have still left their footprint here. There are 370,200 flips flops on the atoll, …
Down Goes Collier
Pebble Limited Partnership CEO Tom Collier resigned on Wednesday after an environmental group released secretly recorded videos of Collier and Ron Thiessen, president of Pebble …
Conservation From The Couch Tonight @ 7:00 pm EST
Hey, hey you! Yeah, you there curled up in the corner hoping to Rip Van Winkle your way into 2021. It’s your lucky day because …
Shad recovery efforts not paying off
The prognosis is not good for the poor man’s tarpon. The American shad’s Atlantic population remains at a historic low, despite longstanding commercial fishing bans …
The Cheeky Schoolie Tournament goes Virtual
Cheeky Fishing has shifted its signature Schoolie Tournament to the fall this year because of COVID-19. But that is not the only change. To keep …