Fishing
Catch and Release: This Device Could Help Accidentally Caught Fish Survive
The SeaQualizer returns fish safely to the depths of the ocean
Could the Sounds of Cod Having Sex Save a Species (and an Economy)?
Spying on “spawning haystacks” is helping fishermen make more money and biologists preserve a floundering fish population
To Make Lobster Fisheries More Sustainable, Scientists Attempt to Decode Crustacean DNA
As the battle escalates to combat illegal fishing, Smithsonian scientists offer up a possible genetic tool
Fishing Bans Create a Glimmer of Hope on the Great Barrier Reef
No-take reserves have helped commercially important species bounce back, but the reef still faces some serious threats
South Korea’s 'Women of the Sea’ Have Free Dived For Abalone Since the 17th Century
Diving supported life on the wind-scoured, rocky island of Jeju
What Can Humans Do to Save the Pacific Northwest's Iconic Salmon?
The fish is facing an upstream struggle to survive. Can human ingenuity find a solution?
In 100 Years, Maryland's Crab Cakes Might Be Shrimp Cakes
Rising temperatures and a more acidic ocean may spell trouble for the Chesapeake Bay's iconic crabs, oysters and fish
Fish Oil Could (One Day) Come From Plants
A field trial of genetically modified oilseed plants that can make fish oil hopes to help fish farming become more sustainable
Fish Oil Could Be a Modern-Day Snake Oil
The premise that fish oil is good for your heart is based on questionable data
Sardines Take 400 Times Less Fuel To Catch Than Shrimp
Your shrimp cocktail is secretly a major waste of fossil fuel
Fish Exposed to Oil From BP Gulf Spill Swim Half as Fast
This is the second study in several months suggesting that the BP Deepwater Horizon spill has had lasting harmful effects on fish
President Obama Could Create the World's Largest Marine Sanctuary
The protected zone would make a large area in the Pacific Ocean off limits to fishing and other environmentally harmful human activities
Young Fish Exposed to Deepwater Horizon Oil Develop Defects in Their Hearts
The impacts extend to economically valuable species such as tuna and amberjack
Japan Plans to Halve the Number of Young Bluefin Tuna It Catches
Sushi might get more expensive, but tuna populations need the break
This Texas Teen's Most Productive Fishing Hole Is the Sewer
Kyle Naegeli, 15, first discovered this unlikely fishing hole after he made a $5 bet with his dad
Great White Sharks Are Being Killed Before They Can Become Truly Gigantic
Sharks aren't shrinking, they're just being hunted and inadvertently killed by fishing nets so often that they're no longer living long enough to grow up
Biking Ecuador’s Spectacular Avenue of the Volcanoes
Home to a string of high peaks, including 20,564-foot Chimborazo, the area offers some of the finest cycling, hiking and adventuring country anywhere
What Makes the Trout in Ecuador Look Like Salmon?
Aiming to catch a few trout for dinner, the author decides to try his luck at one of the region's many "sport fishing" sites
A Short Bike Ride in the Peruvian Andes
The author kicks off 2013 with a 1,100-mile cycling journey through the Andes from Lima, Peru, to Ecuador's lofty capital of Quito
The Meals That Starving Travelers Dream Of
Daydreaming of food is a tradition as old as the saga of man versus wild. What would you wish to eat if you were starving in a tent or a dinghy at sea?
Page 10 of 12