AI Observers Hit the High Seas
New AI analysis systems can count fish and identify species. Could they be key to making fisheries safer and less destructive?
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Straddling the Tides
To protect mangrove forests, traditional communities in coastal Brazil set their hopes on small-scale tourism.
Seeing the River for the Fish
Scientists and local communities are working to save an iconic but little-known species of fish in India—but first, they have to find it.
One Fish, Two Fish, Strange Fish, New Fish
After more than 30 years, genetically engineered salmon may be coming to a store near you. Is that good or bad news for the planet?
Boom and Busted
In trying to untangle a mysterious herring collapse from the aftermath of the Exxon Valdez oil spill, scientists in Prince William Sound are revealing just how resilient—and unpredictable—marine ecosystems can be.
Straddling the Tides
To protect mangrove forests, traditional communities in coastal Brazil set their hopes on small-scale tourism.
Seeing the River for the Fish
Scientists and local communities are working to save an iconic but little-known species of fish in India—but first, they have to find it.
One Fish, Two Fish, Strange Fish, New Fish
After more than 30 years, genetically engineered salmon may be coming to a store near you. Is that good or bad news for the planet?
Boom and Busted
In trying to untangle a mysterious herring collapse from the aftermath of the Exxon Valdez oil spill, scientists in Prince William Sound are revealing just how resilient—and unpredictable—marine ecosystems can be.