Press Release: New research collaboration to support Pacific communities to prepare for the future
WorldFish, ANCORS reaffirm collaboration on research, capacity-building in island nations
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Press Release: Genetic resistance to lethal virus found in key farmed fish species
Resistance to a deadly disease that is affecting the second most farmed fish in the world has been found to be mainly due to differences in genes between families of the same fish.
Inclusive business models: making aquaculture value chains work for the poor
It is not always clear whether new trends in commercial growth in aquaculture are inclusive of the poor and whether this contributes to reducing poverty and inequality.
Fishing Can Be Profitable for Emerging Economies, but ...
People who live in developing nations don’t just need income; they also need nourishment
Learning From The Past, Imagining the Future
WorldFish attending the 10th People and the Sea (MARE) Conference
Fish in Food Systems: WorldFish attending the Summer School
The Summer School
Fish in irrigation systems: an ancient practice may be the way of the future!
Fisheries are critically important to nutrition and food security around the world.
Global symposium brings scientists and policymakers together for a “new vision” of sustainable fisheries
Fish harvested from naturally occurring stocks in ocean, coastal and inland waters are crucial to livelihoods, and food and nutrition security around the world.
Oceans will be key to future food security - new expert report
A new report estimates that the ocean could provide six times more food than it does today – including more than two-thirds of the protein needed to feed the future world population – provided it i