A fishers' group supported by the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources in Bicol (BFAR-5), under its Special Area for ...

The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources in the Caraga Region (BFAR-13) assured the public that shellfish and other marine products harvested from the region's waters are safe for consumption.

Mangroves act as barriers to storms, coastal erosion and flooding. While mangroves cannot completely block high water levels ...

One thing you should remember while catching almost every Secret fish is that the progress speed will be almost near -80% or 90%. That is why we recommend using a fishing rod with the Steady or ...

This disrupts the estuary’s ability to breach naturally, affecting its ecological function and preventing marine fish species from using it as a refuge and breeding ground. In addition ...

A collaborative cross-border study digging into forested tidal swamps in the Pacific Northwest has determined these ecosystems are carbon storage superheroes. Found upstream from coastal ...

No fishy burps or bad smells. Also love that the brand seems environmentally conscious. There is fish gelatin in the pill though, FYI!” — Parisa Syed, Healthline editor Omega-3 fatty acids ...

Confirmed moon sighting sets Eid Al Fitr on March 31 in the Philippines Manila: The Philippines has officially announced that Eid Al Fitr will be observed on Monday, March 31, 2025, following the ...

Photo / Greg Bowker New Zealand’s estuaries are facing increasingly extreme heatwaves, scientists warn, posing a serious threat to crucial marine ecosystems and kaimoana. Now, scientists have ...

Disease name: Trimethylaminuria (TMAU), also known as "fish odor syndrome" Affected populations: TMAU is a rare metabolic condition that causes a person to smell like rotten fish. The condition is ...

MANILA, Philippines — China has issued a warning to the Philippines ahead of United States Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's scheduled visit to Manila this week, urging the Philippine government ...

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines and Japan have signed P65 billion worth of loan financing for five projects aimed at boosting infrastructure and climate change initiatives in the country.