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Scallop fishers are being urged to give their views on a range of proposals to protect stocks in 7d and Lyme Bay area of 7e next summer.
Charges relate to illegal discharges and breach of environmental permit. Case adjourned for sentencing at a later date.
Clear warning to unregistered boat owners on the Thames as owners failed to register their boats despite warnings. More to face court in coming months
Atlantic salmon stocks in the Tyne remain buoyant despite stocks across England reaching new lows according to a report released last week (Monday 7 October).
The 4-day workshop on strengthening marine pollution incident resilience in the Pacific concluded on a high note in Honiara over the weekend.
The Marine Management Organisation has published corrections to the UK Sea Fisheries Statistics.
It brings together key stakeholders to enhance local and regional collaboration, communication and strengthen environmental response capabilities.
New research from EA and Cefas shows that salmon stocks in England have fallen to their lowest level since records began.
The Environment Agency is asking people going to the beach at Par in Cornwall and Combe Martin in Devon to talk to their beaches via AI.
The British High Commission in Ottawa organised an expedition for a group of British and Canadian early-career researchers to travel on board HMS Protector.
Marine Management Organisation (MMO) has launched an online survey to seek views on future management of demersal fisheries in Celtic Sea and Western Channel.
Marine Management Organisation (MMO) is encouraging sea anglers and commercial fishers to share their views on the future management of wrasses, black seabream and gilthead bream.
The Royal Navy is helping to reintroduce oysters to the Solent after nearly half a century thanks to a unique project opposite Portsmouth Naval Base.
Research into the economic impact and importance of Cornwall’s fishing industry
The UKHO's Annual Report and Accounts for 2023 to 2024 is available to view and download
The MMO have been given responsibility by Defra to manage the process of making appointments of General Members to IFCA Committees.
A bluefin tuna (BFT) catch and release fishery will open on 3 August in English waters.
Raising awareness on the importance of hydrography in improving our knowledge and understanding of the world's seas and oceans.
The innovative underwater intake pipeline will support the flourishing marine life in Plymouth Sound and provide a vital channel for seawater to the Marine Biological Association (MBA).
Port Hydrographer at the Port of London Authority recognised for his contributions to hydrography
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