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Action urged over Brexit-related delays of up to 48 hours caused by queues on the UK side of Channel

Over one million dams and culverts (tunnels that encircle rivers passing under roads) block the movements of fish and other wildlife in Europe. Scientists estimate that less than 1% of catchments in the UK are free of obstruction. A report released in 2020 showed the effect this trend is having…

Every year, the fins of as many as 73 million sharks are sliced from the backs of the majestic sea predators, their bleeding bodies sometimes dumped back into the ocean where they are left to suffocate or die of blood loss

Vegetables are still relatively inexpensive when things are tight but you don’t want to be – think traybakes and explore what’s on offer at the fishmongers

Malt vinegar brand, Sarson’s, has pledged to reimburse the price of hundreds of fish and chip dinners after rising prices of ingredients added to cost pressures

Sri Lankans have endured months of fuel and food shortages

MIAMI — Investigators have launched an inquiry into whether a Florida fish and wildlife police boat struck and killed a snorkeler in the Florida Keys last week.

Scientists face a challenge: A troubled species rebounds thanks to restoration efforts, only to make things worse for others by preying on them or outcompeting them for food and living space.

Henry 'Cocky' Bignell started building larger-than-life fish sculptures for his birthplace because the "little town" needed "something to put us back on the map". And like "all fish stories", the drawcard continues to grow.