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NewsUnderwater cameras monitor juvenile fish
A new underwater camera network will help monitor the habitats of key species in England’s south-west
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NewsUK mussel farm benefits study
A project funded under the government’s FISP scheme is assessing the wider benefits of the UK’s first offshore mussel farm
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NewsEndangered species tracking
Researchers are using tracking devices off the UK coastline to monitor an endangered marine species.
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NewsPot density crucial for sustainability
Managing crab and lobster catches could offer long-term benefits to fishermen and the environment and make the industry more sustainable, according to a new study.
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NewsResearch shows damage of pot fishing
The global pot fishing industry could be having a greater impact on corals, sponges and other species found on the seabed than previously thought, according to new research.
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NewsStudy looks at the value of seagrass
Declining beds of seagrass in the Mediterranean could mean the commercial and recreational fishing industry is losing out on around €190m every year, according to a new report.
