For fisheries, measurement matters
“I have been struck again and again by how important measurement is to the human condition”
Bill Gates.
WorldFish mourns loss of gender specialist Paula Kantor
WorldFish is saddened to announce the tragic death of our friend and respected former colleague, gender and development specialist Paula Kantor.
The Chinese Year of the Fish
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Pan-Africa Project to Focus on Potential of Fish Trade for Increased Nutrition and Income
A new pan-African project has been launched to strengthen the continent’s great potential for increased trade in fish.
Report notes decline in shark fin trade while another endangered species suffer
While shark’s fin soup has long been a revered delicacy for the Chinese, trade in shark has recently declined, notes a new study from WorldFish scientist Hampus Eriksson and shark trade expert Shel
Marine Protected Areas: Do they benefit fisheries?
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Report shows commercial aquaculture can benefit poor
A new report from WorldFish shows that resource-poor Bangladeshis can participate in commercial aquaculture, challenging conventional assumptions that this was not possible.
WorldFish joins oil spill clean-up team in Bangladesh
WorldFish will join the United Nations (UN)-led team providing assistance to the Government of Bangladesh following the release of approximately 350,000 liters of heavy oil into the UNESCO World He