This story was supported by grants from the Pulitzer Center and the Alaska Center for Excellence in Journalism, in partnership with the Anchorage Daily News and the Northern Journal. In the Bering Sea ...

Discarded nets, lines and traps are a hazard to marine life and ecosystems around the world, but pioneering programs are tackling the problem creatively through education, prevention, ocean cleanups ...

The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change, represented by the Diving Team of the Marine Protection Department, has ...

An annual fish recovery effort at Lava Island Falls over the weekend netted and saved thousands of rainbow and brown trout, sculpin and other fish. Work to recover fish in shallow pools continued into ...

After heavy rain floods the city sewers, flashes of color appear in the murky water — trapped aquarium fish fighting to survive. With a net in hand and knee-deep water everywhere, the mission turns ...

If you liked this story, share it with other people. Abandoned, lost or discarded fishing gear, commonly called “ghost nets,” continue to trap and kill marine animals such as sea turtles, dolphins and ...

What looks like a forgotten, algae-covered pool turns out to be packed with life. As the net hits the water, dozens of fish appear — from tiny fry to massive survivors. Each catch reveals how nature ...

Tropical fish are accidentally carried north to New England each summer by the Gulf Stream current. A network of institutions and citizen scientists called the Gulf Stream Orphan Project tracks these ...

Which aquarium net is best? Keeping an aquarium is a relaxing and fun hobby, thanks to the tank’s gentle bubbling and the curious activities of tropical fish. However, removing fish and items from ...

During the operations, River Police recovered 2,35,72,380 meters of illegal fishing nets, seized 2,645 kgs of fish, 5,700 Bagda renu fry, 700 kgs of Pangas fish fry, and 145 kgs of jellied shrimp, ...