Oct , 2021, Volume : 2 Article : 1
Fisheries News Updates October 2021
Author : Abhijit Mallik, Chellamanimegalai.P, Dhanalakshmi. M, Anjali Kumari, Meenatchi.S, Chanikya Naidu Bezawada, Asha T. Landge , Abuthagir Iburahim. S
Ø ICAR-CIFE wins 3 rd place in green and clean campus’ award distributed by Prime Minister
Ø A new species of Synbranchidae, hypogean, eel is described from Mumbai City
Ø Get ready for cell-cultured seafood
Ø DRDO launches biodegradable packaging products
Ø Sikkim declares Copper Mahseer as State fish
Ø IUCN: 37% of sharks and rays threatened with extinction
Ø The state of Tamil Nadu will establish India`s first dugong conservation reserve.
Ø IPCC report: Indian Ocean Warming rapidly
Ø Tuna species recovering despite growing pressures on marine life - IUCN Red List.
Ø Low oxygen in water: fishes are moving towards shallow waters.
Ø Coral reefs are 50% less able to provide food, jobs, and climate protection than in 1950s, putting millions at risk.
Ø Indian biologist wins global award in turtle conservation.
Ø New Central scheme under PMMSY brings cheer to fishing boat operators.
Ø Bangladesh govt to export 2080 MT Hilsa fish to India
Ø FSSAI launches logo for vegan foods
Ø Two more beaches in India awarded with prestigious ‘Blue Flag’ tag
Ø Bengal’s Sundarbans to get women tourist guides for the first time
Ø How Taiwan`s last `fire fishing` boat is keeping the tradition alive
Ø Fossil: New species of otter discovered in Germany
Ø Watch: People in Kolkata go fishing on waterlogged streets
Ø Tamil Nadu fishermen to intensify protest against marine fisheries bill
Ø First harvest of Indian Pompano fish in Odisha from marine cage culture
Ø Bacterial infection resurfaces in Goa’s state fish
Ø Chicken & fish prices to rise after Shravana as production dips due to high feed costs
Ø Assam is increasing production of indigenous and exotic ornamental fish
Ø Plant-based startup Next Meats set to launch “Next Tuna” in October 2021
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