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Noaa predicts wildly active hurricane season out of Atlantic and Caribbean
Guardian Unlimited | 23 May 2013
Americans were warned on Thursday to brace for an extremely active hurricane season - less than a year after the devastation of Sandy, which hit the east coast in October 2012 – with 13 to 20 named storms, including seven to 11 hurricanes.The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, releasing its annual forecast, said 2013 would be prolific in raising storms out of the Atlantic and Caribbean.
 Atlantic Ocean | Natural Hazard
Prawn catch report highlights dynamic nature of seas
fishupdate.com | 23 May 2013
The publication of a scientific article by Marine Scotland on the environmental factors affecting a key fishery in the North Sea for prawns (langoustines) highlights the dynamic nature of the marine environment and the need for greater understanding of such natural fluxes, says the Scottish Fishermen's Federation (SFF).
 Atlantic Ocean | Fisheries | Research
AFBI at the Belfast Titanic Maritime Festival
fishupdate.com | 23 May 2013
How do you tell how old a fish is, or how many prawns there are in the Irish Sea? What lives under the waves around the coasts?
 Atlantic Ocean | Research
Fifty-five beaches meet new rules
BBC World Service | 22 May 2013
Fifty five beaches in England meet tough new EU standards on water quality to achieve Blue Flag awards.
 Atlantic Ocean | Water Pollution
Out of Sight, Out of Mind
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution | 22 May 2013
Study of a right whale named Eg 3911 reveals how entanglement can cause a slow, invisible death
 Atlantic Ocean | Fisheries | Marine Mammals | Research
Green light for 'biggest' wave farm
BBC | 22 May 2013
Plans for the world's largest commercial wave farm off the Western Isles move forward after minister give full consent for the project.
 Atlantic Ocean | Renewable Energy
The farmed halibut that's better to eat than its wild brothers
Guardian Unlimited | 22 May 2013
Gigha halibut's sweet, oaky taste has high-end chefs queueing up - and its production is environmentally friendly.These are four-year-old Atlantic halibut, and they may be the future of fish-farming: raised without chemicals and on organic feed.
 Atlantic Ocean | Aquaculture | Fish | Fish Farming
Environmental factors affecting prawn fishery
World Fishing | 22 May 2013
Marine Scotland has published a report outlining the environmental factors affecting the key Fladens prawn fishery in the North Sea.
 Atlantic Ocean | Fisheries
Seven major fisheries cleared by NOAA of harming iconic species
fishupdate.com | 22 May 2013
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has said that seven major Northeastern/Mid Atlantic fisheries will not jeopardize Atlantic sturgeon or listed marine mammals, sea turtles and Atlantic salmon.
 Atlantic Ocean | Conservation | Fisheries | Marine Management
Rise in catches of spring salmon hints at a return to 'glory days' on the Tay
Telegraph | 21 May 2013
CATCHES of spring salmon have increased dramatically this year to almost double the five-year average on one of the country's most renowned rivers, heralding a potential return to the "glory days" of Scottish angling, according to experts.    
 Atlantic Ocean | Fish | Fisheries
Marine Harvest agrees to limit pesticides and seal killings
Guardian Unlimited | 21 May 2013
One of the world's largest fish farm companies, Marine Harvest, has voluntarily agreed to much tougher limits on its pesticides use and seal killing by joining a strict new environment scheme. Marine Harvest will join the Aquaculture Stewardship council, a new accreditation scheme championed by WWF, after coming under repeated attack for heavy use of toxic chemicals, seal-killing and major outbreaks of sea lice and salmon diseases.
 Atlantic Ocean | Aquaculture | Fish Farming | Seafood Certification
Scottish sea lice argument
World Fishing | 21 May 2013
The Scottish sea lice issue has reared its head again with one of the largest seafood companies in the world, Marine Harvest, facing renewed calls to move its farms away from wild salmon populations to prevent transmission of parasites.
 Atlantic Ocean | Aquaculture | Fish Farming
Commission warns Faroes about herring sanctions
World Fishing | 21 May 2013
The Faroe Islands have been formally notified by the European Commission that the Commission intends to adopt measures in support of the sustainability of herring fisheries.
 Atlantic Ocean | Fisheries | Marine Management
Group presents deep-sea fishing recommendations
World Fishing | 21 May 2013
A group of deep-sea fishing professionals have presented a set of key recommendations to policy makers, which aim to achieve sustainable fisheries management in the North-East Atlantic.
 Atlantic Ocean | Deep Sea | Fisheries | Marine Management
A Day in the Delta (blog)
The Ocean Foundation | 21 May 2013
One recent Monday, I got to spend the day doing something outside, not in a conference room, not in my office, just out in one of North America's great natural wonders. Directly north of Mobile Bay, within a broad river valley that leads northward to the confluence of the Tombigbee and Alabama Rivers, lies a vast region of wetlands known by various names, including the Mobile-Tensaw delta, the Mobile Delta, or simply the Delta.
 Atlantic Ocean | Biodiversity | Conservation
Why we need to put the "fish" back into fisheries
fishupdate.com | 21 May 2013
Relying on shellfish is a risky approach, says new research.
 Atlantic Ocean | Fisheries | Marine Management
Marine Harvest signs up for ASC certification
fishupdate.com | 21 May 2013
MARINE Harvest Scotland, the country's largest salmon farm company, has announced it has committed itself to a new international scheme aiming to reducing the environmental and social impacts associated with the industry.
 Atlantic Ocean | Aquaculture | Fish Farming
Ambassador to West Africa
Sea Around Us | 21 May 2013
Our driftnets don't produce discards." "We dont have illegal fishing - its illegal. Your methods are correct, but your results dont make sense. Dont tell them we fish in their waters, they will deny us access. These were some of the amazing comments I heard during my short visit to seven West African countries earlier this year as part of the Sea Around Us Project and PRCM: Marine Conservation Research, Collaboration and Support in West Africa.
 Atlantic Ocean | Fisheries | Governance | Marine Management
Fish scheme up for ethics award
World Fishing | 20 May 2013
The UK's first "community supported fishery", the cooperative Catchbox scheme, has been nominated for an Observer Ethical Award in the Big Idea category.
 Atlantic Ocean | Fish | Fisheries
Mixed fish stocks necessary to ensure future fisheries
fishupdate.com | 20 May 2013
THE Sustainable Inshore Fisheries Trust (SIFT) has welcomed today's publication of an in-depth study by leading fisheries scientists into the impact and serious implications of man-made reduced marine biodiversity, in particular greatly reduced numbers of predatory fish towards the top of the food chain.
 Atlantic Ocean | Fisheries | Marine Management

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