Aquaculture

Report filed by the District Collector, Eluru, Andhra Pradesh regarding pollution and encroachment of Kolleru lake, 02/04/2024

Report filed by the District Collector, Eluru, Andhra Pradesh regarding pollution and encroachment of Kolleru lake. A news item published in Enadu newspaper, January 23, 2024 said that illegal fish ponds were being dug in Kolleru lake and due to these illegal fish ponds, the Kolleru lake is being polluted. …

MoEF floats new rules for breeding, selling aquarium fish

Soon, a goldfish in a bowl may be a thing of the past. Goldfish, and indeed all fish, must only be kept in rectangular tanks, not bowls, and as a starting point, aquarium animals should never be

Reasons for marine pollution explained

Tuticorin: The Indian Coast Guard Station, Tuticorin, has organised a

Regime management at the bottom of the food web

Fishing down the food chain is a controversial issue that demands further exploration. Redfeed is a marine species located on the second to last level on the food web. It is also one of the potential saviors of the aquaculture industry. The role of effective management of this species is …

Kolleru lake revisited: the post Operation Kolleru scenario

Kolleru, the largest freshwater lake along the east coast of India in Andhra Pradesh (AP) had been encroached, mainly for aquaculture, to such an extent that most of the lake area was highly compartmentalized by 3

Aquaculture production up 30% last fiscal

Kochi: Aquaculture production increased by more than 30% during the last financial year largely because of increased output in Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu, officials at the Marine Exports Product Development Authority (MPEDA) said. During 2009-10, total production touched 1,06,000 tonne and exports were also on the higher side, MPEDA …

Growth performance of mangroves in fresh water environment

Mangroves are unique salt tolerant plant community, found in the coastal regions. As a result of unprecedented human exploitable activities and population pressure, the day of mangroves decreases day to day. Agricultural expansion rather than shrimp farming is the major factor responsible for the destruction of tropical mangrove forests in …

Indian aquaculture products to undergo tests before entering EU

George Joseph / Kochi March 09, 2010, 0:32 IST The European Union (EU) has decided to thoroughly check the aquaculture products imported from India from April onwards. Based on a report of the technical committee on marine products, EU Health Authority has recommended to check at least 20 per cent …

Sustainability and global seafood

Although seafood is the most highly traded food internationally, it is an often overlooked component of global food security. It provides essential local food, livelihoods, and export earnings. Although global capture fisheries production is unlikely to increase, aquaculture is growing considerably. Sustaining seafood's contributions to food security hinges on the …

Food security: The challenge of feeding 9 billion people

Continuing population and consumption growth will mean that the global demand for food will increase for at least another 40 years. Growing competition for land, water, and energy, in addition to the overexploitation of fisheries, will affect our ability to produce food, as will the urgent requirement to reduce the …

Seafood exporters angry over Centres apathy

CONTAI : Seafood exporters are disappointed with the Union government's indifferent policy towards marine food exports, which have a high demand in the international market. In the 18th Aquaculture Expo which was held recently for the first time at Contai in West Bengal, the manufacturers and suppliers of aquaculture products …

Assessing the environmental impact of development policy lending on coastal areas

Coastal areas host a range of diverse habitats, including some of the most productive ecosystems on Earth in terms of goods and services. They are also the most inhabited areas on the planet, which makes them critically important both from an environmental and a human point of view. Through a …

Assessment of animal welfare and environmental impact of Indian fisheries and aquaculture

Fish accumulates high levels of toxic chemicals in their flesh and fat that are known to cause cancer and brain degeneration. Fish consumption is the sole source of human exposure to mercury that is known to cause severe health problems, including brain damage, memory loss and personality change.

Kolleru Lake - Andhra Pradesh

Kolleru is one of Asia's largest fresh water lakes, spread over an area of 90,100 ha and located between the Godavari and Krishna river basins of Andhra Pradesh. This fragile wetland ecosystem is under severe threat due to human interventions in the lake and in the upstream catchment area as …

Proposal for Indias first Aqua Park gathers moss

Pavan Kumar H, Bangalore, Dec 27, DHNS: The project remains on paper, thanks to lack of financial support, administrative will. A proposal to set up India

From paddy to fish: Punjab cultivates carps, looks at prawns

Shajarana village, located some 15 km from Fazilka, is slowly discovering the benefits of aquaculture. Badly affected by soil salinity and waterlogging, agriculture here means a single crop in a year and that too only in soil having low salt deposits. This isn

Registration necessary for aqua farms

The Government of India has ordered strict implementation of registration of aquaculture farms with the Coastal Aquaculture Authority of India (CAAI) or any other designated agency. Without registration, the produce from the farm cannot be sold in the market. The government issued a notification in this regard in October, which …

Assessment of comparative advantage in aquaculture: framework and application on selected species in developing countries

International trade in fishery products has increased, together with the absolute and relative importance of aquaculture, as a source of fish production. Shrimp and salmon are two examples of species grown in developing countries that are traded internationally. How successful a country is in competing against other producers depends in …

At the frontier: young people and climate change

This is the fourth edition of the Youth Supplement to UNFPA's State of the World Population Report. This Youth Supplement addresses climate change and young people, through the lens of what impact climate change is predicted to have, and what that will mean for young people's lives, livelihoods, health, rights …

Climate change: Research to meet the challenges facing fisheries and aquaculture

Climate change poses new challenges to the sustainability of fisheries and aquaculture systems, with serious implications for the 520 million people who depend on them for their livelihoods and the nearly 3 billion people for whom fish is an important source of animal protein.

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