Over the course of two decades, Ferme Marine de Mahébourg has managed to establish an expansive red drum farm in the lagoon in Mauritius, proving that aquaculture can thrive alongside tourism.
The Peruvian authorities have announced that the second fishing season for anchovy and white anchovy in the North-Centre of the country will be officially closed on 13 January.
Although native to the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts of North America, red drum are now farmed across a wide geographical range – with some producers proving more enduringly successful than others.
MAURITIUS - The country's ocean economy can create 25,000 jobs and unlock $600 million worth of investments, said the Mauritius Prime Minister, speaking at the two-day Indian Ocean Rim Association…
MAURITIUS - The Albion Fisheries Research Centre is currently experimenting with the breeding of crabs. If the project proves viable, crab farming will soon begin in coastal areas.
MAURITIUS - The Mauritian government should refuse port clearance for a South Korean ship accused of illegal fishing in West African waters, said Greenpeace International.
MAURITIUS - The tropical island of Mauritius in the Indian Ocean aims at increasing its fish farming activities. The National Institute of Nutrition and Seafood Research (NIFES) contributes with…
MAURITIUS - The Development Bank of South Africa (DBSA) Thursday signed a loan agreement, worth US$ 20 million, with Ripple Fish International towards the establishment of 'eel' farms and wild 'eel'…
MAURITIUS - The Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development (KFAED) has announced that it will help Mauritius develop a vast fishing project in order to improve the landing jetties for fishermen,…
MAURITIUS - The prospect of implementing fish farms inside and outside of the lagoon is arousing concern among those who care for the environment. The main one is the fate of our reefs and future of…
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