November 18, 2016
The stranded cows were saved but it was tougher for marine creatures following this week’s massive 7.8 quake.
Startling images of uplifted seashore on the Kaikoura coast that
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Bottom trawling
This article is part of our Mythbusters series, taking some of the most prevalent ‘myths’ about the seafood industry and discussing where the truth lies – with the facts,
The truth about foreign fishing vessels and foreign crew
There are a lot of misconceptions around the use of foreign vessels or foreign crew operating in New Zealand waters. Sometimes these
A recent international documentary, panned universally by fisheries scientists, claimed there was no such thing as sustainable fishing or sustainable seafood. This, and other misinformation about
Bottom trawling is when a net is towed just above or on the bottom of the seafloor in New Zealand fishing grounds.
Fishers target popular species such as hoki, orange roughy and snapper near the
