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Fishing villages in Naples ditch polystyrene in microplastic U-turn
The United Nations Environment Programme says 730 tonnes of plastic litter is dumped in the Mediterranean Sea every day. Euronews reporter Luca Palamara speaks to fishermen in Naples looking to cut down on plastic waste generated by the trade.
WATCH: Fishing boats burn after strike hits central Gaza beach
As of last Friday, more than 11,000 Palestinians, two-thirds of them women and minors, have been killed since the war began, according to the Health Ministry in Gaza.
Keeping fishing fair: On board an EU patrol vessel in the Adriatic Sea
In partnership with the European Commission
In this episode of Ocean, we step on board the Ocean Sentinel patrol vessel to see first-hand how EU member states and agencies are working together to enforce fishing regulations in the Adriatic Sea.
How European collaboration is closing gaps in fishery control
In partnership with the European Commission
Ocean spoke with the Executive Director of the European Fisheries Control Agency (EFCA), Dr Susan Steele, to discuss the practical value of interagency collaboration across multiple water zones.
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What is bycatch and why is it killing so many dolphins?
Fishers accidentally catch many animals such as sharks, birds, whales and turtles. In the Bay of Biscay, it’s mainly dolphins that get caught in nets, and once they get entangled, they have little chance of surviving.
'Time bomb’: The abandoned war weapons poisoning the Baltic sea
A staggering 300,000 tonnes of deadly wartime weapons lie scattered on the Baltic seabed.
Hook, line and clinker: fisherman's concrete statue conservation idea
Sculptures scattered on the sea bed off the coast of Tuscany are preserving natural habitats and protecting flora and fauna from trawlers' nets
Women in Venezuela have joined fishing boats to feed their families
Venezuela's socioeconomic crisis has seen women take on some of the jobs once exclusively done by men including fishing
Euroviews. The EU would be wise to invest in African aquaculture and fisheries
Investing in African aquaculture is not just about unlocking a new frontier with enormous potential, but it is also about addressing the pressing challenges of today, Essam Yassin Mohammed and Lindiwe Majele Sibanda write.
Podcast: What's the future of Europe's young fishers?
In partnership with The European Commission
As European fisheries struggle to recruit a new workforce, the sector has concerns for the future.
Spanish octopus farm comes under fire from protesters in Madrid
Protestors rallied in Madrid on Sunday against a controversial new farm that will confine 3 million octopuses in pools.
How are Europe's blue economy sectors preparing for the future?
In partnership with the European Commission
In this latest episode of Ocean, we explore how schools and industry are working closely together to ensure Europe's maritime sector is better prepared for the challenges ahead.
Innovation companies linking academia and industry in the blue economy
In partnership with the European Commission
Euronews speaks with Elisabeth Nordin, the Communication Advisor at Blått Kompetansenter working on the EU-supported BRIDGES project, which focuses on improving aquaculture education and training in the Nordic countries.
French fishermen block ports amid "survival threat"
French fishermen block ports as they say new fishing bans to save trapped dolphins will affect their survival.
WATCH: Dozens of dolphins beached on France's Atlantic coast
Several dozen dolphin carcasses have been found on the beaches of the Atlantic coast on Monday, in a new "massive" beaching that environmental associations attribute to weather conditions and "very strong fishing pressure".
The slow death of Ireland’s fishing industry
Irish fishermen say they have been “sacrificed” for the post-Brexit trade deal between the United Kingdom and the European Union.
Explainer: Are we witnessing the last generation of artisanal fishers?
Small-scale fisheries provide food and employment to millions of people all over the world.
But today the profession is at risk. Climate change, pollution and overfishing have caused catches to decrease.
And as fishers leave the profession, entire communities are affected.
Fukushima gets ready to discharge treated water into the sea
In partnership with Japan Reconstruction Agency
Eleven years after the Fukushima nuclear catastrophe, the region's inhabitants are preparing for a new step.
Catch less, earn more: the reinvention of Mediterranean fishing
In partnership with the European Commission
Small-scale fishers in Croatia and Greece are finding new ways to face up to environmental and economic challenges.
In the shadows: Small-scale fishers face growing challenges
In partnership with the European Commission
Small-scale fishers often have limited access to social protection programmes and financial services — and their catch is not always adequately monitored.