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Snail scent repels starfish; may protect coral and Great Barrier Reef

Arctic countries prohibit commercial fishing in North Pole

Three dead in three weeks: a blow for endangered right whales

How sustainable and ethical is your seafood? New report ranks U.S. supermarkets

13 ‘keystone’ corporations hold sway over sustainability of global fisheries

Microplastic pollution a possible threat to Great Barrier Reef coral

Live slow, decline fast: ‘speed of life’ may explain tuna population declines

Nine months in, how has Jokowi fared on the environment?

Does fishing make corals sick?

Sea turtle conservationists attacked in Costa Rica

Recovery of predators causes unexpected conservation challenges

Arctic Ocean acidifies, threatening food web and major fisheries

Russia bans driftnet fishing, a reprieve for seabirds and marine mammals

Can a wild fishery be bred? Indonesia’s plan to restock its oceans

Filipino fishermen operating illegally in Indonesia’s Sangihe Islands

UN resolves to negotiate treaty governing the high seas

Top canned tuna brands rank worst in destructive fishing practices

Photos: periodic closure of fishing grounds boosts octopuses and helps coastal communities

Lack of stock data and incentives to collect it stymie Indonesian tuna fisheries on path to sustainability

Scientists find surprising climate change refuge for reef-building corals: beneath mangroves

Rising seas, sinking peat to swamp Malaysian and Indonesian palm oil

Population of Maui’s dolphins slips below 50

Photo essay: Polluted, overfished, and choked by weeds, world’s second-largest lake is ‘on its knees’

Have the ‘Bandit 6’ poached their last toothfish in the Southern Ocean?

Vaquita porpoises down to ‘way less than 100,’ Mexican agents shoot fisherman while enforcing new protected area

Offshore drilling proposed in Belize’s spectacular marine areas

How to solve the global fish crisis? Ban fishing on the high seas

Indonesia sinks 41 foreign vessels in a single day to counter illegal fishing

Flag states can be held liable for violations of fishing vessels abroad, international tribunal rules

Non-bank financiers ready to help Indonesian fishermen

Fisheries in developing countries stall on the path to sustainability

Javanese fishermen switch from lobsters to stingrays as an unintended consequence of new catch limits

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