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The practice of fishing, while essential to economies and food systems, brings with it a series of challenges that call for innovative solutions. Among the most persistent is the problem of bycatch—the unintentional capture of non-target species. These unintended victims may include fish that are not commercially valuable, juveniles of target species, or entirely different… Continue reading Protecting Marine Life: The Role of Bycatch Reduction Devices in Sustainable Fisheries

Coastal zones are among the most dynamic and productive ecosystems on Earth. These areas where land and sea meet serve as nurseries for fish, feeding grounds for migratory birds, buffers against storms, and filters for pollutants. Yet, despite their value, they are increasingly vulnerable to the cumulative impact of human activity. Coastal populations are booming,… Continue reading The Ripple Effect: How Small Coastal Actions Shape Global Ocean Health

Each year, as spring unfurls and marsh grasses sway in the warming breeze, an ancient migration begins anew. Tiny hatchlings, remnants of last season’s nesting success, awaken from their winter dormancy. With instinct as their guide, they journey from sandy nesting sites and overwintering spots toward the salt marshes—an ecosystem crucial for their survival. Among… Continue reading Saving Hatchlings: A Season of Stewardship for Sea Turtles and Terrapins