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Photo Essay: Geopolitical pawns, the fishermen of Lý Sơn, Vietnam
The island of Lý Sơn sits a few miles off shore of the city of Da Nang and halfway down […]
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Environmental Journalism and Education
Tag: fisheries
Could inland aquaculture help save the oceans and feed the world?
Mark Kwok has always loved the ocean. An avid diver and spear fisherman, he has travelled the planet in search […]
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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN – China’s Fish Farms Could Save the Oceans
Scientific American has published a sweeping piece on China’s impact on the world’s seafood resources. The article was produced by […]
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Can alternative income programs save Fiji’s reef fish?
Special Reporting Initiative Fellow Amy West reports on the future livelihood of Fijian fishers and the reefs they depend on. […]
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Marrying religion and conservation could make Fiji’s fisheries sustainable
Reeling in religious messages: how faith impacts fisheries in Fiji. Read the full feature by Fijian Fisheries Special Reporting Initiatives […]
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Capturing the Harvest
SRI Fellow Photographer Dominic Bracco II sits with a haul from aquaculture fish farmers at Liangzi Lake. See more of […]
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Reporter’s Journal: A Glass & Wood View
Wood and glass goggles used by traditional divers throughout Sulawesi. Read more from SRI Fellow Melati Kaye’s experience reporting on […]
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Reporter’s Journal: A Bomb’s Harvest
Porters sort and tally a week’s worth of landings from a bomb fishing crew before carrying the catch to the […]
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Outside the Box: Experimental Fixes for Indonesian Fisheries
Special Reporting Initiative Fellow Melati Kaye with her final installment of her four-part series on the state of marine fisheries […]
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Reporter’s Journal: Fish As Currency
SRI Fellow Melati Kaye reports from the field in Indonesia. Read the full story here.
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Is there hope for Indonesian fisheries?
In the third installment of a hard-hitting and in-depth series, SRI Fellow Melati Kaye reviews the history of Indonesia’s young […]
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Exploring the fragile state of Indonesia’s fisheries
Read SRI Fellow Melati Kaye’s second part of her four part series on the state of Indonesian fisheries.
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Will Fiji implement a much-needed update to its fisheries laws before the September election?
Read SRI Fellow Amy West’s piece: Fishing for coherent regulations along Fiji’s coral reefs
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Cyanide fishing plagues Indonesia’s fishing industry
Mongabay SRI Fellow Melati Kaye reports on the leopard coral grouper in Indonesia. This is the first part of a […]
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Reporter’s Journal: Raising Baby Shrimp
Mongabay.org’s Special Reporting Initiatives fellow Melati Kaye is reporting on the state of the fishing industry in Indonesia reports on […]
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THE JAKARTA POST: Scaling the Heights of Fashion
SRI Fellow Melati Kaye reports for The Jakarta Post on the fish-skin fashion industry in Indonesia. Read the full article […]
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Reporter’s Journal: The Fishermans’ Wives
Special Reporting Initiatives fellow Melati Kaye is reports on the state of the fishing industry in Indonesia. Read more here.
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TEMPO: World Coral Confab Unveils Two New Agreements
Melati Kaye, SRI Fellow for the state of Indonesian fisheries, reports for the popular online magazine Tempo on the World […]
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Reporter’s Journal: a different kind of leopard
March is leopard coral grouper season in South Sulawesi’s Spermonde islands. The live fish sell for $30 per kilogram. Dead […]
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Three SRI Winners Selected to Report on Drivers of Deforestation, Community Forestry, and Sustainable Seafood in China
Mongabay.org has selected winners of three environmental reporting prizes under its Special Reporting Initiatives (SRI) program. The three prizes, which […]
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