Pollution Threatens 300-Year Fishing Tradition in Wales
Pollution is threatening a 300-year-old fishing tradition on the River Tywi in Wales.
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Giant Bluefin Tuna Return to Yorkshire Waters
Giant bluefin tuna have returned to Yorkshire waters for the first time in decades.
Gambian Women Revive Mangroves for Community Resilience
Women in The Gambia are restoring mangroves to protect their livelihoods and environment.
What Your Anchovy Choices Reveal About Supply Chains
Taste tests reveal significant quality differences in supermarket anchovies, impacting consumer choices.
Invasive Species Threaten Mediterranean Biodiversity
Rising temperatures in the Mediterranean are enabling invasive species to thrive, threatening local biodiversity.
Lough Neagh’s Eels Face Critical Threats
Lough Neagh's eels are critically endangered, prompting fishing bans and economic concerns for local fishermen.
Pollution Crisis: Thousands of Fish Killed in Northern Ireland
Over 50,000 fish have died in Northern Ireland due to water pollution since 2020.
Scampi’s Future at Risk as Visa Changes Loom
Scampi, a fish and chip shop favourite, may vanish due to visa restrictions affecting workers.
Britain braces for mass fish deaths as ‘extreme’ marine heatwave grips UK waters
Britain's marine heatwave threatens fish populations and disrupts ecosystems.
Impacts of the UK’s Extreme Marine Heatwave
The UK faces an extreme marine heatwave, threatening marine life and fishing communities.
Invasive Toxic Fish Threaten Greek Tourism and Fisheries
The silver-cheeked toadfish invasion in Greece threatens fisheries and tourism amid rising public concern.
Assessing the South West’s Economic Landscape a Decade After Brexit
The South West faces economic challenges a decade after Brexit, impacting fishing and farming.