In the world of environmental regulation, where the hope is to write rules that both industry and science can live with, few areas are as contentious as fishing.
Bhubaneswar: Greenpeace India and United Artists' Association on Monday released the report of a study jointly conducted by them on the measures needed to improve the
The report makes numerous recommendations for further research and addresses a number of policy implications arising from the study. These address wildlife management policy at both state and national level and some consideration is also given to the implications for Convention on Biological Diversity.
The United Artists Association (UAA) and Greenpeace India undertook an independent study in the Gahirmatha region to understand, examine and document perceptions and thoughts of fisher communities on income generation schemes and livelihood options as well as their perceptions and attitudes relating to the existing fisheries management and marin
After a smooth delivery, Sheela began her journey from the Little Andaman islands on the rim of the Indian Ocean in January. On Saturday, she was spotted near the Indonesian coast, having clocked more than 2,000km in 145 days.
Despite ban on trade of turtles, an endanger species in the world, this business is still being carried out by fishermen in connivance with the Sindh Wildlife Department staff.
This was revealed by an official of provincial wildlife department while talking to Daily Times here on Sunday on the eve of the World Turtle Day.
