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Seychelles shark attack victim's widow mourns loss.

La Réunion : les requins l'emportent par 2 à 1.

Les plus grands spécialistes mondiaux des tortues ont découvert que près de la moitié (45%) des populations menacées de tortues marines se trouvent dans le nord de l'Océan Indien. L'étude a aussi déterminé que les menaces les plus importantes pour l'ensemble des populations des tortues marines sont les captures accidentelles par des pêcheurs qui ciblent d'autres espèces, et le prélèvement direct de tortues ou de leurs œufs pour les manger ou pour le commerce de l'écaille.

Sharks of more than three metres to be caught, shot and dumped into sea.

Somali pirates free Indian sailors after 4 years in captivity.

Giant dogtooth tuna becomes shark bait.

WA shark cull: Colin BARNETT defends catch-and-kill policy for 'serious threat'.

WA shark cull: Colin BARNETT defends catch-and-kill policy for 'serious threat'.

WA shark cull condemned by global group of marine scientists.

Western Australia may have to justify great white shark catch rates.

Western Australia may have to justify great white shark catch rates.

Climate Change Impacts Countered By Stricter Fisheries Management.

Climate Change Impacts Countered By Stricter Fisheries Management.

WA abandons shark culling program, but reserves right to kill again.

Illegal Fishing Threatens to Revive Somali Piracy.

Illegal Fishing Threatens to Revive Somali Piracy.

An increase in sharks bite-offs warrants an expansion of Western Australia's commercial shark fishery, Shooters and Fishers MP Rick MAZZA says.

An increase in sharks bite-offs warrants an expansion of Western Australia's commercial shark fishery, Shooters and Fishers MP Rick MAZZA says.

Figures of the week: Piracy increasing in the Gulf of Guinea.

Off Tanzania, in one of the world's richest seas, why is the catch getting smaller?

Marine scientists from the University of Queensland, WCS (Wildlife Conservation Society) and other groups have developed a methodology to assess fish stocks that combines new data with archeological and historical records - some dating back to the 8th Century AD. In a study conducted in along the coast of Kenya, the researchers reconstructed species' occurrences by combining modern underwater transect surveys and catch assessments with historical records that included observations from 18th century naturalists and data from archaeological sites including ancient middens dating back more than a thousand years.

In a world first, researchers at The University of Western Australia have quantified the number of shark bite-offs of recreationally caught fish in the Ningaloo region.

Mozambique loses millions of dollars from illegal fishing.

Mozambique loses millions of dollars from illegal fishing.

Underwater 'ghost nets' posing threat to marine ecosystem off Kerala.

New search for SA's rare dinosaur fish gets under way.