Fishing
This Train Hauls Fish Up a Mountain for a Living
The path of the North Rail Express from Norway to Sweden is a challenging one: starting at sea level, the train will have to climb 25 miles up
These Massive Land Art Constructions Are Actually Ancient Fishing Weirs
Stone tidal traps were built off the coast of Taiwan as early as the Qing Dynasty
Thousands of Invasive Salmon Escape From Farm in Pacific Northwest
Officials are urging fishers to catch the salmon in the waters off Washington
Mexico Will Use Dolphins to Herd the Endangered Vaquita to Safety
Mine-hunting dolphins will help researchers transfer the remaining creatures into marine sanctuaries
Crafty Killer Whales Are Harassing Alaskan Fishing Boats
Hungry orcas are making off with tens of thousands of pounds of cod and halibut
Climate Change, and Cod, Are Causing One Heck of a Lobster Boom in Maine
The complex relationships between humans, lobster, and cod are creating boom times--for now
Who Owns Antarctica's Pristine Oceans?
How humans finally stopped squabbling and protected one of the world's most pristine marine areas
This Terrifying Spider Hunts Fish Underwater
If the prospect of a spider that catches fish wasn't scary enough, the fishing spider is disturbingly well-adapted to its task
Soon, You Could Be Able to Tell if Your Aquarium Fish Was Caught With Cyanide
A new handheld detector aims to root out this widespread, destructive practice
The Ocean Is Running Out of Fish. Here's the Alarming Math
Based on reporting, the ocean has long appeared to offer an infinite bounty of fish. But research paints a grim picture, with annual catch on a decline
The Secret Massacre of Millions of Seahorses
Millions of seahorses meet their doom each year as by-catch in a fisherman’s net. Less-charming fish may share the same fate
Scientists Can Tell What Fish Live Where Based On DNA in the Water
A new study of the Hudson River estuary tracked spring migration of ocean fish by collecting water samples
Fighting Illegal Fishing With Big Data
Global Fishing Watch is using satellite data to monitor suspicious ship activity on the high seas
Ocean Preserves Keep Fishing Boats Away from Grey Reef Sharks
Scientists tracked hundreds of reef sharks to find that massive marine refuges can work—with one caveat
Do Ocean Preserves Actually Work?
The U.S. now leads the world in protected marine areas. But are they a scientifically sound strategy?
Proposed New Marine Reserve System Offers Rosy Outlook for Both the Lobster and the Lobster Fisherman
With the help of a supercomputer, Smithsonian scientists figure out how to help the lobster fishery off the coast of Honduras
A Fish Prized Among King Henry's III's Court Could Soon Swim Back Into British Waters
Fish passes will allow shad to finally return to their historic spawning grounds
World's Largest Marine Sanctuary Declared Off Coast of Antarctica
The 25 parties to the Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources voted to protect 600,000 square miles of the Ross Sea
A Bizarre “Swimming with Tuna” Attraction Puts Australia’s Controversial Aquaculture in the Spotlight
Is this an opportunity for conservation education, or another example of the government bending to Big Tuna?
World's Oldest Fish Hooks Discovered in Okinawa
The 23,000-year-old barbs are made from snail shell. The discovery shows that early people had the resources to survive on the isolated island
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