Marine life

Marine laws failing: researcher

Marine laws failing: researcher

Under-reporting deaths of nationally critical sea lions by the arrow squid fishery in the Auckland Islands "paints a grim picture" of New Zealand laws designed to protect the marine mammal, a University of Otago researcher says.

Scientist condemns seaweed harvest

The commercial harvesting of seaweed has been condemned by a Dunedin marine scientist.

Marine bond baffles

For many years now, I have been baffled - baffled beyond domestic or everyday bafflement - by the obsession some have with certain forms of mammalian sea life.

Salmon smolt ready for harbour release

Salmon smolt ready for harbour release

The 400 baby Atlantic salmon which have lived happily in a large viewing tank at the New Zealand Marine Studies Centre aquarium for almost three months have provided an ever-changing display for visitors and staff.

Tide of acid-ocean fear rolls over oyster industry

Tide of acid-ocean fear rolls over oyster industry

As the Bluff oyster industry watches hopeful signs of recovery, oyster fishers in the US are witnessing cause for concern, Craig Welch, of The Seattle Times, reports.

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