Good news for scuba divers as a scientist says reductions in fishing along the Barrier Reef have increased fish stocks.
From ABC News
The scientist at the head of an 11-year study into the effects of line fishing on the Great Barrier Reef says the policy of area closures to allow spawning has been very successful.
Professor [...]
People who read this article also browsed these articles:
Over the past 18 years, Reefmaker’s David Walter has deployed over 14,000 private artificial reefs in the waters around Alabama and Florida. The process is...
The Great Barrier Reef has been given a pass mark after its biennial health check by the Australian Institute of Marine Science. Researcher Hugh Sweatman...
Mexican scuba divers are struggling in surging seas to repair one of the world's biggest coral reefs after it was badly damaged by Hurricane...
Dive companies say they are destroying up to 150 crown of thorns starfish a day on Queensland's Great Barrier Reef. The Association of Marine...
About 200 reef balls weighing a total of 540 tonnes were planted at the Mid Reef area off Manukan Island, near here, to restore...
People dive for different reasons and one of the main reasons is to watch the fish. But, many divers show little interest in the beginning,...
The Dolphin Reef is loacted in Eilat, Israel. It sits at the country's southernmost point and is a unique ecological site. Visitors to Dolphin Reef...
It is hard to believe that there are many places left in the world where we haven't already been, particularly with regard to shallow reefs...
