fisheries

Is the Lower Fish Catch Along India’s West Coast the Work of Climate Change?

Living Between Hope and Despair – The Story of Kashmir’s Fisherwomen

A man reacts as an illegal logging camp is burnt during "Operation Green Wave" conducted by the Brazilian Institute for the Environment and Renewable Natural Resources, or Ibama, to combat illegal logging in Apui, in the southern region of the state of Amazonas, Brazil, July 28, 2017. Credit: Reuters/Bruno Kelly/File Photo

Illegal Fishing, Harm to Amazon Forest Linked to Tax Havens, Finds Study

Younger fishers have started to diversify their sources of income, such as by training others in water-based adventure sports. Source: YouTube

Gulf of Mannar: Trouble in Paradise – Part III

Onboard a fishing boat in the Gulf of Mannar. Source: YouTube

Gulf of Mannar: Trouble in Paradise – Part II

soil erosion, Gulf of Mannar, Vaan island, artificial reefs, coral reefs, limestone, Suganthi Devadason Marine Research Institute, Thoothukudi, IIT Madras, Thoothukudi, Thiruvaikulam, Koswari island, trawling, seine haul fishing, push net operations, fishing, rising sea level, climate change, 2004 tsunami,

Gulf of Mannar: Trouble in Paradise – Part I

Fishing Community Protest Against Ocean Grabbing Highlights Growing Need to Protect Blue Economy