Category: Marine Science
Atlantic Stakeholder conference held in Dublin. Ireland’s Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Charlie McConalogue TD, attended and addressed the Atlantic Stakeholder Platform Conference that recently took place in the Convention Centre, Dublin. Speaking ...
Citizen scientists contribute to environmental research. Ahead of the Global Citizens Assembly at COP26 in Glasgow, a team of international researchers is calling attention to a ground-breaking report on the sources of marine pollution as an ...
EC hosts university students to discuss challenge facing oceans. On 20-21 October, the European Commission hosted 75 university students from across the EU to co-create innovative solutions to the major challenges facing the ocean and ...
Amazon India’s Progressive Initiative for Plant-based Meat and Seafood backed by Data Driven Research By Amod Ashok Salgaonkar Yet again, Amazon has a first-mover advantage, with the E-commerce player launching ‘plant-based meats’ on their platform. ...
New Collaboration with Bamber & Bruce – Friend of the Sea Announces New Collaboration with Bamber & Bruce Certification Body to Carry Sustainability Audits. By Amod Ashok Salgaonkar Bamber & Bruce is the oldest private ...
Norwegian bluefin tuna swims 15,000km in a year. A satellite-tagged bluefin tuna swam 15,000 kilometres in a year and ended up at the same spot, at the same time where Norwegian scientists had tagged it ...
Clement Calvino – Cullen Scholar. The Marine Institute is highlighting the postgraduate students completing projects as part of the Cullen Scholarship Programme. The programme builds national marine research capacity and capability and equips graduates with ...
ANTARCTIC meeting chance to thaw opposition to Southern Ocean protection. The 40th annual meeting of the Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (CCAMLR) and its 26 members will meet from the 18th ...
First-ever winners of Prince William’s Earthshot prize announced. The Earthshot Prize revealed the first-ever five Prize Winners of the most prestigious environment awards in history at a glittering ceremony held at London’s Alexandra Palace. Each ...
Pressure on world leaders to protect Antarctica is at an all time high 1.5 million people called on world leaders to grasp an immediate opportunity to protect the future of our planet by protecting Antarctica ...
Recent discovery hints at northward shift in fish distribution. The sleeper fish Eleotris oxycephala is found in freshwater streams and estuaries from tropical to temperate zones. The recent discovery of an individual of this species much further ...
The Explorers launch new educational resources for primary schools: Learning about Squid! The Marine Institute’s Explorers Education Programme are Celebrating cephalopods throughout the month of October, as they launch their new educational resources for primary ...
Research gives new meaning to fish-net stockings. Innovation project looks to create clothing fibres from seafood processing waste. A team of Scottish researchers is exploring a new bio-based process that could see fish processing waste ...
Beavers benefit fish by building dams in Scottish rivers. A new study, part-funded by the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust, has found that modification of river habitat by Eurasian beavers helps fish in small upland ...
How mercury gets into the sea. Mercury released into the atmosphere by industry enters the sea and from there makes its way into the food chain. Now, an analysis by the University of Basel has ...
EC and UNESCO launch flagship guide on Maritime Spatial Planning. As we are developing the sustainable blue economy, Maritime Spatial Planning (MSP) is an effective tool to coordinate the different activities at sea and prevent ...
Aquarium Rubrum to be Certified by Friend of the Sea, becoming the first Italian aquarium to be certified for its commitment to the conservation of the marine environment. Aquarium Rubrum is the first Italian alive red ...
NI Minister visits Salmon Station as part of centenary celebrations. Northern Ireland’s Minister for Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs, Edwin Poots MLA, has visited the River Bush Salmon Station in Bushmills, as part of the ...
Study reveals abundance of microscopic paint flakes in the North Atlantic. Flakes of paint could be one of the most abundant type of microplastic particles in the ocean, new research has suggested. Through a range ...
Scottish Government responds to Salmon Interactions Working Group report. Funding of more than £650,000 will extend the salmon counter network as part of a package of measures to support salmon conservation. The expanded network will ...
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