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  • Wellingborough Lakes: The Inside Scoop


    Fishable - The Carp Fishing BlogAuthority Authority: 111
    Wellingborough Lakes: The Inside Scoop Introducing our supreme venue section, Smithy kicks us off with his detailed review of Wellingborough lakes over a year, follow his trials and tribulations and get all the info you need to decide whether or not to get your self on Wellingborough’s finest carp ...
    3 hours ago
  • They Shoot Deer, Don’t They?


    Common Sense with Paul Jacob - Brought to You by Citizens in Charge FoundationAuthority Authority: 109
    Eight dead sea lions — a water mammal belonging to the taxonomical grouping called pinnipeds , but known to most as “big seals” — were found washed ashore with bullet holes in their carcasses. Sad. Sea lions are interesting if not exactly beautiful mammals. The sentimentalist in me shudders at any such ...
    5 hours ago
  • SFAC to provide capital for agri-business ventures in Kerala


    Thaindian NewsAuthority Authority: 506
    Kochi, Jan 27 (IANS) Ready to pump in money to agri-business in Kerala, the Small Farmers’ Agri-Business Consortium (SFAC) is inviting entrepreneurs to propose ventures for funding.“So far we have assisted 26 projects in Kerala by providing venture capital assistance to the tune of Rs.4.25 crore. We invite more ...
    1 week ago
  • Anything but water


    AguanomicsAuthority Authority: 113
    Great idea (from economists!) A Market Proposal for Saving Whales , i.e., replace a rhetorical/financial/logistical fight with a cap and trade system that allocates via price signals. Long life through exercise (instead of starvation): A few anti-ageing zealots already subsist on near-starvation diets, but Dr ...
    1 week ago
  • Spilling Drinking Water: $285,000


    Saxe Environmental Law NewsAuthority Authority: 107
    Is spilling drinking water an offence? Clark Builders , construction managers for a new pool building at the Royal Glenora Club in Edmonton in 2009, hired a subcontractor to dig the foundation pilings.  Clark had failed to locate underground water mains before digging began, and the subcontractor  hit a water ...
    1 week ago
  • Fishing for Sharks - Lecture!


    The Best Shark Dive in the World!Authority Authority: 486
    Warning - tedious!But Im sure that Professor Choat is trying his very best - not everybody is as talented as Demian!Anyway, got some time to spare?This is about counting Sharks, about their different reproductive strategies and about whether Sharks can be managed, which is a euphemism for fished sustainably without ...
    1 week ago
  • Leatherback turtles get sanctuary on US coast


    Michael Vacirca - Geek. Nerd. Hilarious.Authority Authority: 141
    Federal regulators have designated almost 42,000 square miles of ocean as critical habitat for the leatherback turtles , the largest turtles in the world; even though this is a much welcomed initiative, the surface is far, far less than environmentalists and biologists were expecting. A haven for turtles This ...
    1 week ago
  • West Coast Salmon Season an Official Disater


    San Francisco Bay Area BoaterAuthority Authority: 490
    Jim Balsiger, acting assistant administrator of NOAAs National Marine Fisheries Service says in an understatement, "This is a bleak year." Federal officials at a Thursday news conference officially called the West Coast ocean salmon fishery a failure. This move paves the way for congress to appropriate economic ...
    2 weeks ago
  • Take that Mister “We’ll just add a hatchery”


    SinglebarbedAuthority Authority: 105
    There are so many absolutes , so many unequivocating terms in the below as to be downright scary: A new study has revealed that the impact of a hatchery environment on steelhead trout is so profound that in just one generation genetic traits are developed that cost fish the natural ability to be able to survive ...
    2 weeks ago
  • New Year’s Resolution 2012: Let’s Gain Weight in the Ocean


    Environment BlogAuthority Authority: 118
      Note: This is a guest post from Lee Crockett,  Director of Federal Fisheries Policy at the Pew Environment Group and is the first in a new blog series: The Bottom Line. Thanks for following along with my “Overfishing 101” series. As I mentioned in my last post, I’m kicking off 2012 with a new series, “The ...
    2 weeks ago
  • Green Blog: On Our Radar: Ailing Rice Coral in Hawaii


    NYT > TheaterAuthority Authority: 866
    The cause of the disease, known as Montipora White Syndrome, remains unknown. It involves the loss of tissues, which exposes the corals underlying white skeleton.
    2 weeks ago
  • On Our Radar: Ailing Rice Coral in Hawaii


    Green Inc.Authority Authority: 122
    The cause of the disease, known as Montipora White Syndrome, remains unknown. It involves the loss of tissue, which exposes the corals underlying white skeleton.
    2 weeks ago
  • Alaska salmon industry pulls out of sustainable fisheries certification program – The Seattle Times


    The Entertainment BeeAuthority Authority: 141
    Vancouver Sun Alaska salmon industry pulls out of sustainable fisheries certification program The Seattle Times Alaska is North Americas largest source of wild-caught salmon, and encompasses chinook, sockeye, pink, coho and chum caught in the states coastal waters in harvests managed by the state ...
    2 weeks ago
  • Big drop in Australian meat exports to Japan


    Australian Food NewsAuthority Authority: 422
    Latest figures from Australia’s Federal Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry show that the volume of beef exported to Japan during 2011 was the lowest since 2003. Japan is the largest destination of Australian beef exports. Australia sent 30,202 tonnes of beef to Japan in December 2011, taking the ...
    2 weeks ago
  • The rainbow trout mistake


    Alan Gregory's Conservation NewsAuthority Authority: 119
    Lured by a utopian vision of nature, fish and game agencies dropped billions of trout into thousands of lakes. Now, they’re determined to undo the damage they caused. This article from Conservation magazine spells it all out. In many cases, rainbows were dumped into water they weren’t native to in a bid to ...
    2 weeks ago
  • Green Blog: Voracious Demand Threatens Mantas and Mobula Rays


    NYT > TheaterAuthority Authority: 866
    In a surprisingly short space of time, a market for the creatures gill rays has developed, based largely on the notion that they have medicinal value.
    2 weeks ago
  • Voracious Demand Threatens Manta and Mobula Rays


    Green Inc.Authority Authority: 122
    In a surprisingly short space of time, a market for the creatures gill rakers has developed, based largely on the notion that they have medicinal value.
    2 weeks ago
  • New Shrimp Industry Web; Online Petition for Longer Season


    As Maine GoesAuthority Authority: 121
    Designed to explain the issue, gain public support for an industry in serious jeopardy. Read More Join/Start the AMG Discussion read more
    2 weeks ago
  • Sea Fishing Tackle Review: The Daiwa Opus Plus Reel


    4myp - Custom Promotional CalendarsAuthority Authority: 139
    Time has taught me that sea fishing is not for timorous people. We sea anglers are robust and a one-of-a-kind lot of fishermen who steer clear of the freshwater fisheries in exchange for the historic ocean. There isn’t anything more exhilarating than to push your way into the waves and cast your lure or bait in the ...
    2 weeks ago
  • Companies fined $285,000 over water spill into North Saskatchewan


    CKA Canadian NewsAuthority Authority: 134
    An Edmonton-based construction firm was fined $285,000 in court Thursday after pleading guilty to federal Fisheries Act charges.
    2 weeks ago

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