Media Coverage

2022 Headlines

Headline	Source	Researcher(s)/ Research Unit(s)	Date
UBC study reveals how global warming has changed restaurant seafood menus	Digital Journal	William Cheung	April 25
More squid, less sockeye salmon on menus	980 CKNW Mornings With Simi	William Cheung	April 22
Des défenseurs de l’environnement déterminés à vous inspirer	CBC Radio Canada	Gabriel Reygondeau	April 22
Julia Fast, Joana De Capitani and Kathleen Gill: It's past time Canada banned dumping of ship scrubber discharge into our waters	Vancouver Sun	ulia Fast, Joana De Capitani and Kathleen Gill	April 21
Jumbo flying squid landing on menus as climate shifts seafood supply: UBC study	Vernon Morning Star	William Cheung	April 21
Sardines, squid could supplant salmon on B.C. menus amid climate change: UBC study	Global News	William Cheung	April 22
Sushi As We Know It Will Not Survive. Can the Restaurant Industry Reinvent It?	Bon Appétit	Daniel Pauly	April 22
Vancouver's historical seafood menus offer hints of climate change impact: UBC study	Vancouver Sun	William Cheung	April 21
Daniel Pauly: “Peak Fish and Other Ocean Realities”	The Great Simplification	Daniel Pauly	April 20
Conference participants say the link between climate and ocean has been forgotten	BOB FM	Rashid Sumaila	April 20
Going viral: 6 new findings about viruses	Live Science	Curtis Suttle	April 18
UBC scientist aboard Russian research ship navigated uncertainty amid Ukraine invasion	Globe and Mail	Evgeny Pakhomov	April 17
Canadian researcher trapped on Russian ship when war broke out	CBC Quirks and Quarks	Evgeny Pakhomov	April 18
Will 2022 mark a turning point in the regulation or banning of bottom trawling?	Equal Times	Daniel Pauly	March 25
3 ASU women featured in statue exhibit in Washington, D.C.	ASU	Daniel Pauly	March 17
Africa can help save the natural world and the livelihoods of Africans	Mail and Guardian	Rashid Sumaila	March 11
North Americans have already used up their share of the planet’s resources for the year. It’s clear that climate action needs a reboot	The Globe and Mail	Kai Chan	March 11
Climate change set to upend global fishery agreements, study warns	Mongabay	Juliano Palacios-Abrantes, Daniel Pauly	March 9
Canada's oil, gas emissions cap may wait until 2023, leaving climate plan hole	Vancouver Sun	Simon Donner	March 9
Canada's oil, gas emissions cap may wait until 2023, leaving climate plan hole	Reuters	Simon Donner	March 8
Return of the titans: 1,000 giant fish poured into Tonle Sap Lake	Nation Thailand	Daniel Pauly	March 5
Climate report warns of small 'window' for action: UBC professor	Vancouver Sun	Simon Donner	March 3
Des milliards de personnes et tous les écosystèmes souffrent déjà du changement climatique	Reuters	Simon Donner	February 27
Amnezia generațională. Termenul „copiii din ziua de azi” provine de la uitarea procesului de maturizare	Evz.ro	Daniel Pauly	February 27
Curtis Suttle interviewed on North by Northwest with Sheryl MacKay	CBC Listen	Curtis Suttle	February 19
Investment in conserving land, oceans can benefit economies and the environment	Engineering News	Rashid Sumaila	February 17
New models help predict early spawning of fish caused by climate change	Florida News Times	Daniel Pauly	February 17
Chris Harley interviewed on North by Northwest with Sheryl MacKay	CBC Listen	Curtis Suttle	February 12
Mercure, surpêche, montée des températures... Restera-t-il encore des poissons en 2100?	L'express	Ibrahim Issifu, Vicky Lam, Juan Jose Alava, Rashid Sumaila	February 9
Many fish species will be under extreme pressure by 2100	earth.com	Ibrahim Issifu, Vicky Lam, Juan Jose Alava, Rashid Sumaila	February 8
Dublin Bay prawn, sole, and hake could vanish by 2100 due to rising temperatures	The Irish Examiner	Ibrahim Issifu, Vicky Lam, Juan Jose Alava	February 8
Europe’s most highly-fished species ‘will be reduced to fraction’ by 2100	The Independent	Ibrahim Issifu, Vicky Lam, Juan Jose Alava, Rashid Sumaila	February 8
Climate change could spark fish wars around the globe	CBC Quirks and Quarks with Bob McDonald	Gabriel Reygondeau	February 5
Male elephant seals aim to get huge or die trying	Science News	Andrew Trites	February 4
A summer camp for salmon	Mornings with Simi 980 CKNW	Andrea Reid	January 31
Warming oceans could set off cross-border fish fights	The Record	William Cheung, Juliano Palacios-Abrantes, Gabriel Reygondeau	January 30
Warming oceans could set off cross-border fish fights	Welland Tribune	William Cheung, Juliano Palacios-Abrantes, Gabriel Reygondeau	January 30
How to sustainably manage wild fisheries	Stanford News	Colette Wabnitz	January 24
Climate change could spark international fish fights	Canada's National Observer	Juliano Palacios-Abrantes, William Cheung, Gabriel Reygondeau	January 19
Are fish on the move due to climate change?	The Mike Smyth Show 980 CKNW	Juliano Palacios-Abrantes	January 19
New statistical tool could improve killer whale conservation	earth.com	Evan Sidrow, Marie Auger-Méthé	January 18
In hot water: Ocean warming hits another record high on climate change	Mongabay	William Cheung	January 14
Researchers identify link between respiratory stress and fish reproduction	The Fish Site	Daniel Pauly	January 13
Whale sightings in Salish Sea up as humpbacks, Bigg’s killer whales return	Chek News	Andrew Trites	January 11
Respiratory stress is linked to the sexual maturation of fish	earth.com	Daniel Pauly	January 8
Data confirm link between respiratory stress and fish reproduction	Phys.Org	Daniel Pauly	January 7
Climate change threatens one of world’s biggest fish harvests	Science	William Cheung	January 6
Overfishing fuels South China Sea tensions, risks armed conflict, researcher says	Radio Free Asia	Rashid Sumaila	January 5

2021 Headlines

For Local Fishers to Compete, African Leaders Must Urge WTO Members to End Harmful SubsidiesCBC Listen On The Coast with Gloria MacarenkoRashid SumailaNovember 12</trClimate change may lead to global malnutritionEnvironment JournalWilliam CheungJuly 21Major drop in leatherback sea turtle population off US West CoastVOA Learning EnglishDaniel PaulyApril 17Canada's environment minister names expert group on net-zero emissionsToronto StarSimon DonnerFebruary 26

Headline	Source	Researcher(s)/ Research Unit(s)	Date
Scientists warn of fisheries collapse in East and South China Sea	Seafood Source	Rashid Sumaila	December 31
Rashid Sumaila - On Fisheries and Economics	CiTR 101.9 FM	Rashid Sumaila	December 30
Excerpt: The Ocean’s Whistleblower	Canadian Geographic	Daniel Pauly	December 14
The woman saving seahorses from 'annihilation fishing'	CTV News Vancouver	Muhammed Oyinlola, William Cheung	December 14
'Climate change affects everything': Farmed seafood supply at risk if no climate action is taken, B.C. study suggests	CNN	Amanda Vincent	December 13
In the wake of COP26, Asia’s troubled oceans must not be left high and dry	South China Morning Post	Rashid Sumaila	December 12
A choral reef: Fish SONGS are recorded for the first time on Indonesian atoll restored to health	Daily Mail	William Cheung	December 7
Sea lice at five aquaculture sites; a Deep Reads on eels	CBC Listen: The Broadcast with Jane Adey	Jessica Schaub	December 7
UBC research helps crack sea lion mystery	Global News	Rhea Storlund	December 2
New Fisheries Minister Murray has list of ‘urgent’ priorities to grapple with	The Hill Times	Andrew Trites	December 1
2,000-Year-Old Salmon DNA Reveals Secret to Sustainable Fisheries	The Scientist	Jesse Morin	November 29
Consider need over deals when Black Friday bargain hunting, experts say	Saanich News	Juan Jose Alava	November 26
Canada’s British Columbia feels the effects of climate change	Hindustan Times	Simon Donner	November 25
How governments finance the ruin of our oceans	The World	Daniel Pauly	November 23
Report shares good and bad news for Canada’s fisheries	Global News	Rashid Sumaila	November 21
How green are your purchases?	Global News	Kai Chan	November 20
Want to Save a Failing Fishery? Take the Long View	Hakai Magazine	Rebecca Schijns	November 17
Fishery subsidy: India to seek fairer deal at WTO	Financial Express	Rashid Sumaila	November 15
Plenty of fish in the ocean? Not so around China, says study warning of seafood collapse	South China Morning Post	Rashid Sumaila	November 13
Smithsonian exhibit explores threats facing endangered B.C. whales/a>	CBC News: The National	Andrew Trites	November 12
Talking about oceans at COP26	allAfrica	Rashid Sumaila	November 12
Canada: Indigenous people fished sustainably for 1,000 years before settlers arrived – study	The Guardian	Jesse Morin	November 10
Sustainable management of salmon fishery before colonization revealed in B.C. study	CTV News Vancouver	Jesse Morin	November 10
B.C. study shows sustainable management of salmon fishery before colonization	The Globe and Mail	Jesse Morin	November 10
Atomic isotopes solve mystery about jellyfish diet	ZME Science	Jessica Schaub	November 9
Meet Outer Coast Killer Whales, Big Game Hunters of the Deep	Atlas Obscura	Josh McInnes	November 8
Dolphins play with orcas	Castanet	Andrew Trites	November 5
We’re Turning the Oceans Into Floating Farms – All For One Unnecessary Reason	One Green Planet	Daniel Pauly	November 4
Biologists vastly underestimated how much whales eat and poop	Popular Science	Evgeny Pakhomov	November 4
Sink or Swim: Asia's marine fisheries at risk of collapse, leading scientists warn	Taiwan News	Rashid Sumaila	November 3
Jellyfish invasion causes shutdown of UK nuclear power plant	The Weather Network	Lucas Brotz	November 1
« Il commence à être trop tard », estime un chercheur de l’UBC en réponse à la COP26	ICI Colombie-Britannique–Yukon CBC Radio Canadav	Gabriel Reygondeau	October 31
Experts are trying to convince WTO to ban harmful fisheries subsidies	GBNews 24	Rashid Sumaila	October 29
Misadventures of container ship MV ZIM Kingston highlight the risks of marine traffic off B.C.’s ecologically fragile coast	The Globe and Mail	Juan Jose Alava	October 29
COP26 is a circus with a purpose: Putting climate change in the spotlight so no country can ignore it	The Globe and Mail	Simon Donner	October 28
Why fish really get sexually active	Florida News Times	Daniel Pauly	October 26
Fisheries scientist Daniel Pauly's life is one for the books	Vancouver Sun	Daniel Pauly	October 26
Fires in cargo ship off B.C. coast may take days to put out: coast guard	North Shore News	Juan Jose Alava	October 26
Whitewashing ‘Blue Food’ Won’t Make the World More Green	Wired	Daniel Pauly	October 24
Why a lack of fish droppings endangers carbon sequestration in the ocean	Market Research Telecast	Daniel Pauly	October 23
Dr Daniel Pauly, oceans and fisheries scientist and professor at UBC talks to North by Northwest CBC Radio about his extraordinary life and work	CBC Listen North by Northwest	Daniel Pauly	October 23
Doubling of global demand for aquatic foods calls for a 'blue food revolution' to tackle climate change and malnutrition	Global News 640 Toronto The Kelly Cutrara Show	Rashid Sumaila	October 20
Under the CGI? Scientists use virtual reality to get people to care more about oceans	CBC The Current	Colette Wabnitz	October 19
Researchers make surprising discovery while tracking Chinook salmon in Salish Sea, B.C.	The Seattle Times	Andrew Trites	October 18
Narwhals leave infrared 'fluke-prints' in the ocean that can be seen with aerial cameras	CBC Quirks and Quarks	Katie Florko	October 15
Mysterious type of orca is the big game hunter of the sea	iNFOnews.ca	Josh McInnes	October 14
Shedding light on mysterious jellyfish diets	Phys.org	Jessica Schaub, Brian Hunt	October 14
Study casts doubt on chinook abundance impacting orcas	Business Intelligence for B.C.	Mei Sato, Andrew Trites	October 13
Charges pending after reports killer whale buffer zones routinely violated: DFO	North Shore News	Andrew Trites	October 12
Southern resident killer whales do not lack summer prey: UBC researchers	Global News	Mei Sato, Andrew Trites	October 12
Killer whales spotted in Vancouver's Coal Harbour a sign of return to balanced ecosystem, expert says	CBC	Andrew Trites	October 10
A group of little-known killer whales have been identified as big hunters of the sea	CNN	Andrew Trites	October 8
Fishing is a lucrative industry. Why is Canada giving its investors a break?	Canada's National Observer	Santiago de la Puente	October 8
Climate scientists should pay more attention to fish poop. Really.	Vox	William Cheung	October 8
B.C. whale-watch operators, fishers 'routinely violating' killer whale buffer zones	Pique News Magazine	Andrew Trites	October 7
New method for predicting response of ecosystems to marine heatwaves developed by international collaboration	Mirage	Christopher Harley	October 7
B.C. whale-watch operators, fishers 'routinely violating' killer whale buffer zones	Coast Reporter	Andrew Trites	October 7
Virtual reality may help us develop empathy for oceans and marine life	National Post	Colette Wabnitz	October 6
Researchers identify deep-water transient orca groups	Times Colonist	Josh McInnes	October 6
Pacific salmon are struggling. Researchers think heat waves could wipe them out	Canada's National Observer	William Cheung	October 6
New species of killer whale that hunts sea mammals discovered: report	New York Post	Josh McInnes	October 6
B.C. researchers find little-known type of killer whale	The Weather Network	Josh McInnes	October 6
B.C. salmon could drastically decline due to extreme temperature events: UBC report	CTV News: Vancouver Island	William Cheung	October 5
Virtual reality may help us develop empathy for oceans and marine life	The Conversation	Colette Wabnitz	October 5
Two threatened whale groups had a mini baby boom, but not because of lockdown	Mongabay	Andrew Trites	October 5
Les épaulards migrateurs de la côte Pacifique seraient divisés en communautés	Radio Canada	Josh McInnes	October 5
These Indigenous fishers hold DFO accountable for B.C.'s shocking salmon decline	Canada's National Observer	Andrea Reid	October 5
Unlocking the Mysteries of the Outer Coast Killer Whales	Hakai Magazine	Josh McInnes	October 4
Extreme heat could destroy six percent of Canada’s fish catches: UBC study	My Cowichan Valley Now	William Cheung	October 4
Report sheds light on mysterious group of ‘outer coast’ killer whales	CHEK News	Josh McInnes	October 4
Here are 7 dolphins you could spot in B.C. waters	Vancouver is Awesome	Andrew Trites	September 30
Degraded Coral Reefs May Be More Resistant to Climate Change	Eos	Sara Cannon	September 29
Concerns About Licensing	CBC Radio Labrador Morning	Villy Christensen	September 28
The Tough Start and Groundbreaking Career of UBC's Dr. Daniel Pauly	The Maritime Executive	Daniel Pauly	September 28
Les récifs coralliens ont diminué de moitié depuis les années 1950	Radio Canada Science	Gabriel Reygondeau	September 26
Small Fry: Peru’s fishermen battle China’s overseas fleet	The Seattle Times	Daniel Pauly	September 26
China's Distant Waters Fleet Raises Overfishing Concerns	VOA News	Daniel Pauly	September 25
Renewed WTO talks on subsidies zero in on overcapacity, overfishing	Seafood Source	Rashid Sumaila	September 24
Global National: Sept. 24 Where's Wally? Segment	Global News	Andrew Trites	September 24
World-renowned UBC fisheries scientist Daniel Pauly is the subject of a new biography	The Georgia Straight	Daniel Pauly	September 24
Climate change and biodiversity need to be tackled in tandem to effect real change, experts say	Capital Current	William Cheung	September 24
Dr. Daniel Pauly’s extraordinary life and work revealed in new book	Science Magazine	Daniel Pauly	September 24
Bringing Fisheries Back from the Brink	Scientific American	Daniel Pauly	September 23
Daniel Pauly: "El pescado es demasiado barato y no debería comerse a diario"	El Mundo	Daniel Pauly	September 21
After Cod, Shrimp. After Shrimp? Mud	The Tyee	Daniel Pauly	September 20
Bosques marinos: "Una hectárea de praderas de Posidonia secuestra tanto carbono como 15 de bosque amazónico"	Cadena SER	Daniel Pauly	September 20
Surpêche, Seaspiracy, réchauffement climatique : état des lieux avec Daniel Pauly	Science & Vie	Daniel Pauly	September 19
3 'critically endangered' B.C. killer whales are pregnant, scientists say	CBC News	Josh McInnes	September 19
Coral reefs have lost half their ability to support communities, study finds	Times Colonist	William Cheung	September 18
UBC study a ‘call to action’ to save coral reefs	Global News	William Cheung	September 17
Three endangered J-pod orcas pregnant, say researchers	CHEK News	Josh McInnes	September 17
Los arrecifes de coral han perdido el 50% de su 'utilidad' en 70 años	notimérica	Tyler Eddy	September 17
Global coral cover has fallen by half since 1950s, analysis finds	The Guardian	Tyler Eddy	September 17
Warming seas cut marine mammals’ survival chances	Eco-Business	Katie Florko, Travis Tai	September 16
Fish consumption to double by 2050, according to new report	New Food Magazine	Rashid Sumaila	September 15
Fight ‘galamsey’ at high sea!	Ghanian Times	Rashid Sumaila	September 15
Climate change could force Arctic seals to feed on 'marine junk food,' new UBC study suggests	NewsNation USA	Katie Florko, Travis Tai	September 14
Continued sea ice loss could alter food web for some Arctic marine predators, says Canadian study	Eye on the Arctic	Katie Florko, Travis Tai	September 10
US records hottest summer since the Dust Bowl, NOAA says	Fox KTVU	Christopher Harley	September 9
Matriarch orca’s death may explain J pod’s absence, this scientist says	The Discourse	Andrew Trites	September 9
Wildlife Wednesday: Is the iconic loon in trouble?	Canadian Geographic	Katie Florko	September 8
Squid fishing trip in Green Bay; new study looks at 500 years of cod fishery	CBC: The Broadcast with Jane Adey	Rebecca Schijn	September 8
Can Ancient Indigenous Technology Help Save BC’s Salmon?	The Walrus	William Cheung	September 8
Climate change could force Arctic seals to feed on 'marine junk food,' new B.C. study suggests	CTV News Vancouver	Katie Florko, Travis Tai	September 6
le poisson devient petit	Marseille News	Katie Florko, Travis Tai	September 5
Climate change and biodiversity need to be tackled in tandem to effect real change, experts say	Capital Current	William Cheung	September 3
Fish are literally shrinking in the Hudson Bay	earth.com	Katie Florko, Travis Tai	September 2
Seals could be hit by shrinking portion sizes as scientists warn climate change will cause substantial prey like cod to die off, forcing them to hunt harder for smaller fish	Daily Mail	Katie Florko, Travis Tai	September 1
Study of 500 years of cod catch data shows collapse could have been avoided	Canadian Geographic	Rebecca Schijns, Daniel Pauly	August 31
High cod catches could have been sustained in Eastern Canada for decades, simple stock assessment method shows	Phys.Org	Rebecca Schijns, Daniel Pauly	August 30
Surprising insights into the migrations of Arctic terns	earth.com	Marie Auger-Méthé, Joanna Wong	August 28
Are Vietnamese fishers poachers? The reality is far more complex than that.	Rappler	Rashid Sumaila, William Cheung	August 27
B.C.’s extreme heat is here to stay. Critics say government’s plan to deal with it is dangerously weak	The Narwhal	Rashid Sumaila	August 24
UBC researchers part of team who unintentionally found new way to track narwhals	Vancouver is Awesome	Katie Florko	August 17
Interview with Dr Rashid Sumaila: “When Africa calls, you’ve to go”	A New Touch of Africa	Rashid Sumaila	August 16
Olympic advocates want Vancouver to bid on the 2030 Winter Games — but will climate change stop them?	CBC	Simon Donner	August 14
Polluted coral reefs better for extreme heat	News Talk 980 CKNW	Sara Cannon	August 12
Amnésia geracional: a perda de memória que prejudica o planeta	BBC News Brazil	Daniel Pauly	August 8
Endangered southern resident killer whale presumed dead: expert	Global News	Andrew Trites	August 7
Male southern resident killer whale possibly dead from cancer, says expert	CBC	Andrew Trites	August 7
This Summer’s Heat Waves Cooked the Pacific Northwest Seafood Industry and Billions of Sea Animals Along with it	aol.ca	Christopher Harley	August 6
Mystery of the deep: Behaviour of J pod orcas confounds researchers	CBC	Andrew Trites	August 5
The case against the concept of biodiversity	Vox	Andrea Reid	August 5
Disappearance of killer whales off west coast confounds researchers	CBC News: The National	Andrew Trites	August 5
The Ingenious Ancient Technology Concealed in the Shallows	Hakai Magazine	William Cheung	August 3
Baked barnacles, scorched cherries: the disastrous impact of heatwaves on plants and animals	The Guardian	Christopher Harley	August 1
If the Hardiest Species Are Boiled Alive, What Happens to Humans?	The Atlantic	Christopher Harley	July 31
Climate tipping points are difficult to predict. In Canada and beyond, they might have already arrived	CBC	Simon Donner	July 30
Millions of seahorses caught as bycatch in Indian shores	Mongabay	Tanvi Vaidyanathan	July 26
How subsidy is killing fisheries sector in Nigeria, others	The Nation	Rashid Sumaila	July 25
Climate change, overfishing threatens food security in poorer countries: study	CTV News	William Cheung	July 24
Almost zero reasons to worry about the ‘red tide’ in Vancouver say UBC experts	Vancouver Is Awesome	Brian Hunt	July 23
Climate change threatens vital micronutrients from fisheries	earth.com	William Cheung	July 20
After 20 years, talks on scrapping fishing subsidies enter final stretch	Climate Change News	Rashid Sumaila	July 19
Salmon and other sea life affected by recent heat waves, experts say	CP24	Christopher Harley	July 17
Heat wave in Pacific Northwest, Canada killed more than 1 billion sea creatures: researchers	Fox News	Christopher Harley	July 17
Scientist's crusade to protect seahorses	CNN News	Amanda Vincent	July 15
WTO’s reputation rides on upcoming deal to curb overfishing	Aljazeera	Daniel Pauly	July 14
WTO seeks to land big prize after 20 years of fish talks	Reuters	Daniel Pauly	July 13
Putting an end to billions in fishing subsidies could improve fish stocks and ocean health	National Post	Daniel Skerritt	July 13
Millions of marine life boil on shores of Western Canada amid record-breaking heatwave	Global News	Simon Donner	July 13
Explainer: What's at stake in WTO talks on fishing rules?	Reuters	Daniel Pauly	July 9
Billions in fishing subsidies finance social, ecological harm, report finds	Mongabay	Daniel Pauly	July 7
Billion seashore animals may have died during B.C. heat wave, says marine biologist	Prince George Citizen	Christopher Harley	July 7
More than a billion seashore animals may have been cooked to death in Canada heatwave	The Independent	Christopher Harley	July 6
More than a billion seashore animals may have cooked to death in B.C. heat wave, says UBC researcher	CBC	Christopher Harley	July 5
More than 300 die suddenly in blistering Canadian heatwave	The Times	Simon Donner	July 2
Ottawa to close about 60 per cent of commercial salmon fisheries to conserve stocks	The National Post	Andrew Trites	June 30
Beyond coronavirus: the virus discoveries transforming biology	nature	Curtis Suttle	June 30
Heat wave has unusual characteristic, high nighttime temperatures, expert says	CTV News	Simon Donner	June 29
Nutritional tool creators question the value of using fishmeal for animal feeds	The Fish Site	Daniel Pauly	June 29
B.C.'s heat wave: Intense weather event is linked to climate crisis, say scientists	Vancouver Sun	Simon Donner	June 26
Climate crisis and nature decline must be tackled together, scientists say	The Weather Network	William Cheung	June 25
Jun 26: The Quirks & Quarks listener question show	CBC	Andrew Trites	June 25
How Indigenous memories can help save species from extinction	Vox	Andrea Reid, Daniel Pauly	June 24
Coastal communities take the lead: How plans to safeguard Southeast Asia’s biodiverse waters are evolving	Eco-Business	William Cheung	June 23</td
The Coelacanth May Live for a Century. That’s Not Great News	Wired	Daniel Pauly	June 23
Lancaster University: Fish nutrition database to help combat malnutrition across the globe	India Education Diary	Deng Palomares	June 19
Cook this: Oven roasted hake on citrusy greens from Rustica	Vancouver Sun	Murdoch McAllister	June 17
Climate crisis and nature decline must be tackled together, scientists say	The Weather Netword	William Cheung	June 15
The force that could redraw the peninsula of India	BBC	Tanvi Vaidyanath	June 15
Global Pacific salmon numbers dropped sharply in 2020	Business in Vancouver	Daniel Pauly	June 15
Fish are caught in the middle of the catch-and-release debate	The Globe and Mail	Daniel Pauly	June 12
In Mexico, dive tourism is worth as much as fishing	Hakai Magazine	Andrés Cisneros-Montemayor	June 10
Can Joe Biden kick-start stalled progress on ocean conservation?	China Dialogue	Rashid Sumaila	June 9
Orcas 'attacked' humpback mother and calf. Now the calf is missing.	LiveScience	Andrew Trites	June 7
The promise of sustainable fisheries: a chat with actor, Sam Waterston	Forbes	Daniel Pauly	June 7
It’s time for Canada to reconcile Indigenous ocean issues	The Globe and Mail	Rashid Sumaila	June 7
Seaspiracy, in the eyes of the experts	China Dialogue	Daniel Pauly	June 7
Humpback mother and calf fend off orca attack in wild video captured off Nanaimo	Chek News	Andrew Trites	June 1
Scientists become detectives to identify ‘ghost nets’	The Washington Post	Daniel Pauly	May 30
Can we untangle ecology from its baked-in colonial biases?	Popular Science	Andrea Reid	May 27
Study seeks origins of ghost nets that haunt Hawaii's shores	abc News	Daniel Pauly	May 27
China’s global predatory fishing plunders world’s oceans	Diálogo Americas	Daniel Pauly	May 26
Excessive fishing reduces carbon sequestration by the oceans	Market Research Telecast	Rashid Sumaila	May 24
Chickpea of the Sea	New York Magazine	Rashid Sumaila	May 20
Dead humpback whale washes up on Haida Gwaii beach	Vancouver Sun	Andrew Trites	May 16
How the big melt will change life for people and nature	The Tyee	Brian Hunt	May 12
WTO deal 'doable' to stop subsidies that lead to over-fishing	France 24	Rashid Sumaila	May 11
Paul McCartney tells 4.1 million followers that ‘everyone should watch’ Seaspiracy	Totally Vegan Buzz	Daniel Pauly	May 10
Sharp drop in leatherback sea turtles off West Coast called a troubling sign	The Washington Post	Daniel Pauly	May 3
Global effort to save dwindling ocean fish faces moment of truth	Bloomberg	Andrés Cisneros-Montemayor	May 3
Plastics and toxic chemicals are killing fish -- and poisoning us	The National Observer	Juan José Alava	April 27
Small-scale fisheries can back food security efforts in Arabian Sea countries	Phys.org	Deng Palomares	April 22
Respect for Indigenous knowledge must lead nature conservation efforts in Canada	The Conversation	Andrea Reid	April 21
3 documentaries to watch instead of 'Seaspiracy'	Outside	Daniel Pauly	April 20
Seaspiracy concludes ‘fishing is bad, go vegan’, but just how feasible is this?	Eco Warrior Princess	Daniel Pauly	April 17
Moving Canada’s blue economy out of the shallows	Business in Vancouver	Rashid Sumaila	April 16
Tracking Orcas with Tech: ‘The Images Took Our Breath Away’	The Tyee	Andrew Trites	April 15
What Netflix’s Seaspiracy gets wrong about fishing, explained by a marine biologist	Vox	Daniel Pauly	April 13
Steep decline in giant sea turtles seen off US West Coast	The Star Tribune	Daniel Pauly	April 8
China’s gone fishing	The Wire China	Rashid Sumaila	April 4
Scientists identify major predator of juvenile B.C. salmon	The Weather Network	Zachary Sherker	March 31
Disputes loom as cooler waters tempt fish	The Good Men Project	Gabriel Reygondeau	March 28
We're all learning to love jellyfish now, thanks to climate change	Eater	William Cheung	March 24
Virus, bacteria storms possible	Weatherboy	Curtis Suttle	March 24
Seafloor trawl fishing may release as much carbon as air travel	Smithsonian Magazine	Rashid Sumaila	March 22
Federal report reveals complex changes taking place in our oceans	CBC Quirks and Quarks	Juliano Palacios-Abrantes, William Cheung	March 19
The surprise catch of seafood trawling: Massive greenhouse gas emissions	Vox	Rashid Sumaila	March 18
Bait and switch: Fish fraud rampant worldwide, new study shows	New York Daily News	Rashid Sumaila	March 15
Revealed: seafood fraud happening on a vast global scale	The Guardian	Rashid Sumaila	March 15
Blue herons identified as a significant predator of B.C.'s juvenile salmon	Surrey Now-Leader	Zachary Sherker	March 11
UBC researcher discovers surprising new predator of juvenile salmon	Global News	Zachary Sherker	March 9
How eight Pacific Island states are saving the world's tuna	Foreign Policy	Rashid Sumaila	March 5
UBC ecologist Maria Lourdes Palomares studied fish from a glass-ceiling boat	The Georgia Straight	Maria Palomares	March 3
Tuna's last stand	Hakai Magazine	Daniel Pauly	March 2
Salmon smolts: Here today, guano tomorrow	Hakai Magazine	Zachary Sherker	February 26
Changing the way we conduct research: advocating for sustainability science	The Conversation	Rashid Sumaila, Daniel Pauly	February 25
Dan Fumano: With flood infrastructure at 'high risk of failure,' Vancouver seeks upgrades	Vancouver Sun	Simon Donner	February 24
Ecological decline can no longer prop our economy	newsroom.	Tony Pitcher, Daniel Pauly	February 22
Fish moving polewards so they can breathe	ABC News	Daniel Pauly	February 20
Skeena Voices:'Thanks to the fish I found my way home'	Terrace Standard	Andrea Reid	February 19
Meet the Indigenous scientist charting the future of fisheries, one salmon at a time	The Tyee/National Observer	Andrea Reid	February 17
Why Indigenous knowledge matters to the future of fisheries	The Revelator	Andrea Reid	February 10
Indigenous fisheries centre at UBC aims to uplift community rights	IndigiNews/APTN	Andrea Reid	February 9
A reef history of time	The Monthly	Daniel Pauly	February 8
Humans are walloping sea creatures with deadly, disorienting noise	Mother Jones	Daniel Pauly	February 5
Cacophony of human noise is hurting all marine life, scientists warn	The Guardian	Daniel Pauly	February 4
Centre for Indigenous Fisheries launches at UBC	Vancouver is Awesome	Andrea Reid	February 4
Fish farming has a plastic problem	Environmental Health News	Juan José Alava	February 4
The rise of an empire	Sentient Media	Daniel Pauly	January 29
Canadian First Nation deploys ROV in push for stronger marine protection	Mongabay	Andrea Reid	January 25
Popular seafood species in sharp decline around the world	My Vet Candy	Deng Palomares, Daniel Pauly	January 21
B.C. researchers identify new tool to trace salmon at sea	Surrey Now Leader	Brian Hunt, Evgeny Pakhomov	January 15
Shifting baselines: Our Elders' stories can tell us how good our future can be	The Wire Science	Daniel Pauly	January 10
Studying seals in the Arctic and incorporating Indigenous knowledge into statistical methods. (starting at 1.21.02)	CBC Radio - North by Northwest	Rowenna Gryba	January 10
Oceana Canada says DFO's cod rebuilding plans lack specific targets	The Chronicle Herald	George Rose, Carl Walters	January 8
Gill development and water temperatures limit fish growth	Earth.com	Daniel Pauly	January 7
Want to save B.C. salmon? Bring back Indigenous fishing systems, study says	The Narwhal	Andrea Reid	January 6
"Shifting baselines" are changing what normal means	Axios	Daniel Pauly	January 6
We know almost nothing about giant viruses	The Atlantic	Curtis Suttle	January 5

2020 Headlines

Headline	Source	Researcher(s)/Research Unit(s)	Date
Slavery and overfishing at sea can't hide from these researchers	The Verge	Daniel Pauly	December 21
Alaska’s Salmon Are Shrinking	Earth Island	Daniel Pauly	December 15
Alaska’s Salmon Are Shrinking	The Tyee	Stephen Raverty	December 15
B.C. research tool offers glimpse into the deep-sea lives of salmon	Toronto Star	Caroline Graham, Brian Hunt	December 14
Scientists believe they have discovered a new whale species off Mexico’s west coast	Global BC	Andrew Trites	December 9
What’s killing the killer whales in the Pacific	Global BC	Stephen Raverty	December 7
In rare show of solidarity, 14 key nations commit to protect oceans	MSN news	Daniel Pauly	December 4
In rare show of solidarity, 14 key nations commit to protect oceans	National Geographic	Daniel Pauly	December 4
Ship strikes 'significant' cause of death for southern resident killer whales, UBC study finds	CBC News	Stephen Raverty	December 3
China’s Monster Fishing Fleet	Foreign Policy	Daniel Pauly	November 30
What the heck is going on with marine mammals in Vancouver waterways?	Maple Ridge Pitt Meadows News	David Rosen	November 30
The New Wave of Fishless Fish Is Here	Outside Magazine	Daniel Pauly	November 24
Grizzlies at the Table	BESIDE media	Brian Hunt	November 24
Biggest hurdle for fish harvesters is buying into the industry, study finds	National Observer	Nathan Bennett	November 24
WTO aiming to net fishing deal	Yahoo News	Rashid Sumaila	November 22
How China’s vast and aggressive fishing fleet is kept afloat by Beijing	Post Magazine	Daniel Pauly	November 21
Scientist Predicts the Future of Fishing Industry as Artisanal, Leaving Behind Large Industrial Fishing Fleets	Nature World News	Daniel Pauly	November 18
Commercial marina again proposed for Union Bay	Comox Valley Record	Juan Jose Alava	November 16
Sea lions throw a party on Cowichan Bay's federal breakwater to feast on spawning salmon	North Shore News	Andrew Trites	November 12
7 ways to bridge the blue finance gap to protect the oceans	Green Biz	Rashid Sumaila	November 9
Grizzly bear facial recognition promises to revolutionize wildlife management	The Province	Andrew Trites	November 6
Why cracking down on the shark fin trade may be easier than we thought	National Geographic	Gabriel Reygondeau	October 27
High-tech tracking devices shed wildlife’s secrets	University Affairs	Andrew Trites	October 27
Bank loans scrutinized for harm to wildlife as well as climate	Reuters	Kai Chan	October 27
UBC fisheries department supports Mi’kmaq lobster fishermen	The Star	IOF	October 23
Your polyester sweater is destroying the environment. Here's why	Hakai Magazine	Brian Hunt	October 23
What Would a British Columbia Seal and Sea Lion Cull Actually Entail?	Hakai Magazine	Carl Walters, Andrew Trites	October 22
No Visas for Fish: New Study Emphasizes Importance of Cooperative Fisheries Management	Ocean Solutions	Juliano Palacios-Abrantes, Colette Wabnitz	October 21
Mi'kmaq and commercial fishers argue over #Indigenous #fishing rights (starts at 37.27)	CBC On the Coast	Dianne Newell	October 19
As climate change begins to bite, ending overfishing will safeguard our oceans’ health ǀ	Euro News	Rashid Sumaila	October 19
The Chinese fleet, the world's largest, accused of spearheading decline in once-abundant squid stocks	CTV News	Daniel Pauly	October 16
Subventions à la pêche : « Il existe plusieurs raisons au blocage des négociations »	Le Monde	Rashid Sumaila	October 15
Port Moody to look at restoring log booms for seals, birds	TriCity News	Andrew Trites	October 14
Researchers: EU is heading in the wrong direction with fisheries subsidies	Baltic Eye	Rashid Sumaila, Daniel Skerritt	October 14
Seal population disappears from Burrard Inlet after habitat is removed	CTV News	Andrew Trites	October 14
Fin de la surpêche : un cap inaccessible?	ID4D	Daniel Pauly	October 12
‘A real disaster’: advocates fear removal of Port Moody log boom threatens baby seals	TriCity News	Andrew Trites	October 12
Canada bans 6 forms of plastic	CBC Early Edition	Rashid Sumaila	October 7
Now on Netflix: David Attenborough’s disappearing wilderness	Grist	Daniel Pauly	October 7
Antarctic Commission Pursues Largest Conservation Action Ever Taken	Forbes	Rashid Sumaila	October 6
10 intrigantes fatos sobre a água da Terra: 6. Há mais de 10^30 vírus nos oceanos do mundo	Hype Science	Curtis Suttle	September 29
300 Chinese Fishing Ships Off South America Coast Raise Food Security Worries	New Delhi Times	Rashid Sumaila	September 28
Western banks provide billions in backing for firms driving tuna species to collapse	Unearthed	Rashid Sumaila	September 28
New baby orca's birth witnessed off Victoria	Windsor Star	Andrew Trites	September 26
SciLit Week: Dr. Ussif Rashid Sumaila is saving the world’s oceans one fish at a time	The Ubyssey	Rashid Sumaila	September 26
300 Chinese Fishing Ships Off South America Coast Raise Food Security Worries	VOA News	Rashid Sumaila	September 25
More female southern resident killer whales needed for population growth: scientists	North Shore News	Andrew Trites	September 25
More female southern resident killer whales needed for population growth: scientists	Times Colonist	Andrew Trites	September 25
Nothing Eats Viruses, Right? Meet Some Hungry Protists	New York Times	Curtis Suttle	September 24
Los protistas: los organismos que se alimentan de virus	Yahoo Spain	Curtis Suttle	September 24
Researchers attach cameras to Pacific Northwest orcas, revealing a marvelous underwater world	Seattle Times	Andrew Trites	September 20
Killer whales confirm their title as ocean's apex predator	Yahoo News	Andrew Trites	September 18
Shell shock: B.C.’s oyster industry hopes to weather climate change	National Observer	research by Muhammed Oyinlola	September 18
Is there an antidote to shifting baseline syndrome?	Anthropocene	Daniel Pauly	September 16
Recreational B.C. boaters worst offenders for whale harassment	Vancouver Sun	Andrew Trites	September 16
Kabar Baik, Kehidupan di Laut Membaik karena Pandemi Covid-19	Suara.com	Andrew Trites	September 16
7 Things We Learned from David Attenborough’s Heartbreaking Documentary about Extinction	Global Citizen	Daniel Pauly	September 15
B.C. fish farming may be in hot water due to climate change	National Observer	Muhammed Oyinlola	September 10
The origin of North Korea's 'ghost boats'	BBC Future	Daniel Pauly	September 9
Industrial fishing reaches greater than half the ocean	Pledge Times	Daniel Pauly	September 8
L'Aquarium de Vancouver ferme indéfiniment ses portes au public	Radio Canada	Andrew Trites	September 1
Fraser sockeye fishery could be shut down for years	Business in Vancouver	Rashid Sumaila	September 1
Fishing for change: Local management of Amazon’s largest fish also empowers women	Mongabay	Sarah Harper	August 31
Freshwater jellyfish native to China spotted in Saanich lake	Saanich News	Florian Lueskow, Evgeny Pakhomov	August 31
Carbon footprints are hard to understand — here’s what you need to know	The Conversation	Seth Wynes	August 30
Think You’re Making Good Climate Choices? Take This Mini-Quiz	The New York Times	Seth Wynes	August 30
Reintroducing sea otters is good for the environment and the economy, and both matter	Massive Science	Edward Gregr	August 30
The Empty Space Where Normal Once Lived	The Atlantic	Daniel Pauly	August 28
Closing Canadian fisheries would help rebuild stocks and lead to economic gains: study	The Narwhal	Rashid Sumaila	August 28
Invasive jellyfish turn up in tiny Saanich lake	Times Colonist	Florian Lueskow, Evgeny Pakhomov	August 27
Millions of viruses and bacteria fall from the sky every day	Pledge Times	Curtis Suttle	August 26
Viruses have big impacts on ecology and evolution as well as human health	The Economist	Curtis Suttle	August 20
Could Port Moody be home to a world-class marine research and education centre?	Tri-City News	Andrew Trites, David Rosen	August 20
The Hunt for the Modern-Day Pirates Who Steal Millions of Tons of Fish From the Seas	Smithsonian Magazine	Daniel Pauly	August 20
Polar Bears’ Dropped GPS Collars Reveal How Ice Drifts	Scientific American	Ron Togonuv	August 18
‘Economic implications of protecting 30% world’s land’	The Guardian Nigeria	Rashid Sumaila	August 17
How China’s Expanding Fishing Fleet Is Depleting the World’s Oceans	Yale E360	Daniel Pauly	August 17
They outlived dinosaurs, but can glass sponge reefs survive man-made warming?	Mongabay	Chris Harley	August 11
Tropical fisheries projected to decline 40 per cent by 2050s	Mirage News	rashid Sumaila	August 11
Women are key to fisheries, so why don't they get credit?	National Observer	Sarah Harper	August 10
Baiting and Abetting	Hakai Magazine	Juan Jose Alava	August 10
Climate impacts on tropical fisheries may ripple across the globe	Earth.com	Vicky Lam, William Cheung, Rashid Sumaila	August 6
Impact of climate change on tropical fisheries would create ripples across the world	Science Daily	Vicky Lam, William Cheung, Rashid Sumaila	August 5
Marine Heatwaves Can Scatter Ocean Wildlife More Than a Thousand Miles	Audubon	William Cheung	August 5
Treating fish as a public health asset can strengthen food security in lower income countries	Phys.org	Daniel Pauly	August 5
Plastic Flow Into Ocean Expected to Triple by 2040, But Action Could Stem Tide More Than 80%	SciTechDaily	Rashid Sumaila	July 31
Under the sea: What coronavirus is doing to the world’s marine mammals	Global News	Rashid Sumaila	July 30
Jadalne morskie gatunki zagrożone	Nauka W Polsce	Daniel Pauly	July 28
Some Popular Fish and Invertebrate Seafood Species Rapidly Declining Worldwide	Nature World News	Daniel Pauly	July 27
After COVID-19, nations can tackle environmental crises by shifting priorities to sustainable development	The Conversation	Kai Chan	July 24
Malas noticias: esta delicia de los mares se está extinguiendo a toda velocidad	El Espanol	Deng Palomares, Daniel Pauly	July 23
Popular seafood species sharply decline around the world	Times of India	Deng Palomares, Daniel Pauly	July 23
Draft National Fisheries Policy seeks big growth but ignores fishers	Mongabay India	Sahir Advani	July 21
Ученые отметили резкие изменения численности морских обитателей	RIA	Deng Palomares, Daniel Pauly	July 21
Weltweit: Populationen beliebter Speisefische gehen zurück	Das Marburger	Deng Palomares, Daniel Pauly	July 19
L’amnésie environnementale, clé ignorée de la destruction du monde	Reporterre	Daniel Pauly	July 18
We need fishing 'blue belt'	The Ecologist	Daniel Pauly	July 16
La surpêche entraîne un déclin rapide des fruits de mer, selon une étude de l'UBC	Radio Canada	Daniel Pauly	July 23
We need fishing 'blue belt'	The Ecologist	Daniel Pauly	July 16
COVID-19 and Brexit can help recovery of UK fish stocks	Mirage News	Daniel Pauly	July 14
Create protective ‘blue belt’ zone around UK coast to rebuild depleted fish stocks, scientists urge	The Independent	Daniel Pauly	July 14
First Nation seeks permit to hunt sea lions, seals; expects long wait	Times Colonist	Andrew Trites	July 9
The scariest thing about global warming (and Covid-19)	Vox.com	Daniel Pauly	July 7
Southern resident whales returning later to Salish Sea in ‘drastic’ change	The Times Colonist	Andrew Trites	July 5
The World Loves a BC Fish Called Hake. Why Don’t We Eat It Here?	The Tyee	Murdoch McAllister	July 4
Headless sea lions (40:27 mark)	CKNW Mornings with Simi	Andrew Trites	July 3
Headless sea lion carcasses being found	CTV News	Andrew Trites	July 1
WTO fishing subsidies negotiations to resume, as China drops case against EU	SeafoodSource	Rashid Sumaila	June 30
Quieter seas off B.C. coast give scientists chance to study effects of noise on killer whales	CBC News	Andrew Trites	June 28
The Ugly History of Climate Determinism Is Still Evident Today	Scientific American	Simon Donner	June 24
8 Podcasts About Climate Change & Activism for K-12 Students	School Library Journal	Simon Donner	June 23
Scientists say the last of British Columbia’s old-growth trees will soon be gone, if policies don’t change	The Columbian	Andrew Trites	June 21
MSc Vanessa Fladmark talks about her research on juvenile pink and Chum salmon diets	CBC Radio - North by Northwest	Vanessa Fladmark	June 20
Canadian Seahorse Expert Earns World's Leading Award for Animal Conservation	New Kerela	Amanda Vincent	June 20
Más de 50 científicos solicitan el fin de la sobrepesca	El Estrecho Digital	Daniel Pauly	June 19
Nuevo estudio indica que pescadores recreativos prefieren cada vez más a tiburones y rayas	Mongabay Latam	Daniel Pauly	June 19
Scientists Answer the Question: What if Every Virus Disappeared?	Science Times	Curtis Suttle	June 19
Los nuevos virus crecen a un ritmo superior al que permite descifrarlos	INVDES	Curtis Suttle	June 19
Cosa succederebbe se sparissero tutti i virus?	Il Post	Curtis Suttle	June 19
Most of British Columbia's old-growth trees are quickly disappearing	Star Tribune	Andrew Trites	June 18
Scientists say the last of British Columbia's old-growth trees will soon be gone, if policies don't change	Phys.org	Andrew Trites	June 18
What if all viruses disappeared?	BBC News	Curtis Suttle	June 17
“Siamo ciò che mangiamo”: il detto che vale sia per le persone che per i pesci	Infinity News	David Costalago	June 16
Scientists say the last of British Columbia’s old-growth trees will soon be gone, if policies don’t change	Seattle Times	Andrew Trites	June 16
La ‘maldita’ sobrepesca en Europa	Ecoticias	Daniel Pauly	June 15
Reusable bags slowly return to B.C. stores as plastic ones used during pandemic pile up	CBC	Rashid Sumaila	June 14
卑詩省一些商家重新允許消費者自備購物袋	Sing Tao	Rashid Sumaila	June 14
“Somos o que comemos”: a máxima que serve tanto para as pessoas, como para os peixes	zap.aeiou	David Costalago	June 13
You are what you eat is as important for fish as it is for people	Science Daily	David Costalago	June 12
Study Suggests It's Time to Bring Back Sea Otters, Which Is Obviously a Good idea	Gizmodo	Edward Gregr, Kai Chan	June 11
What will it take to save the ocean from unrelenting human harm?	Macleans	Rashid Sumaila	June 9
Nutritional quality of zooplankton changes with the season	Earth.com	David Costalago, Brian Hunt	June 8
The good, the bad, and the fishy: The complicated truth about fishing quotas	The Spinoff	Daniel Pauly	June 7
It’s time to call out denialism — on racism and on climate change	National Observer	Greig Oldford, Daniel Pauly	June 4
Trailblazers 2020: UBC seahorse saviour Amanda Vincent lays foundation for protecting other marine creature	Georgia Straight	Amanda Vincent	June 3
Climate change threatens glass sponge reefs: study	CTV News	Angela Stevenson, Chris Harley	June 2
Climate change threatens glass sponge reefs unique to Pacific Northwest: study	National Post	Angela Stevenson, Chris Harley	June 2
Seal hunt proponents hope new evidence sways skeptical fisheries officials	Vancouver Sun	Carl Walters	June 2
Seal hunt proponents hope new evidence sways skeptical fisheries officials	The Province	Carl Walters	June 2
Coronavirus: Is it safe to swim in a pool, lake or the ocean?	Weather Network	Curtis Suttle	May 29
Seals and sea lions may not be the scourge of the Salish Sea according to scientists	Cowichan Valley Citizen	Andrew Trites	May 27
What is synthetic fishing like and what benefits does it offer for a sustainable future?	Explica	Daniel Pauly	May 27
How the Blob Is Warming British Columbia’s Fjords	Hakai Magazine	William Cheung	May 26
How the Blob Is Warming British Columbia’s Fjords	The Tyee	William Cheung	May 26
Protected areas' location may hinder conservation efforts of refugee species	Phys.org	Daniel Pauly	May 26
Humpback sightings in Vancouver harbour a welcome sign of recovery	Vancouver Sun	Andrew Trites	May 24
Fishy Business	The Natural Resources Podcast	Rashid Sumaila	May 24
Humpback sightings in Vancouver harbour a welcome sign of recovery	The Province	Andrew Trites	May 23
Why some spots on the planet are heating up faster than others	Washington Post	Daniel Pauly	May 20
Marine heatwaves will cripple salmon, cod and pollock at twice the rate previously predicted, study says	KTOO	William Cheung	May 19
Answering some of the frequently asked questions about COVID-19	Chronicle Journal	Curtis Suttle	May 19
Looking More Deeply Into the Past to Gauge the Planet’s Future	Undark	Daniel Pauly	May 18
Regional differences for ecosystems in Canada's three oceans under climate change	Phys.org	Villy Christensen	May 15
Overfishing Continues to Harm Sea Life in South China Sea	VOA News	Daniel Pauly	May 14
'Project Seahorse Director' Urges to Reopen Economy as a 'Blue' Economy	cheddar	Amanda Vincent	May 14
Seahorse research behind prestigious award for UBC biologist	CTV News	Amanda Vincent	May 14
Highest-ever level of microplastics found on seafloor	The Weather Network	Brian Hunt	May 13
B.C. seahorse researcher wins major international prize	Global News	Amanda Vincent	May 13
Seahorse Expert Earns 2020 Indianapolis Prize	WFYI	Amanda Vincent	May 13
UBC seahorse expert wins world’s leading conservation prize	The Ubyssey	Amanda Vincent	May 12
Beach bummer: Novel coronavirus can live in water, but is it infectious?	CTV News	Curtis Suttle	May 12
A seahorse biologist has won the world’s top animal conservation award	Lonely Planet	Amanda Vincent	May 12
A story of a UBC Biologist, and a tiny Sea Horse	CKNW	Amanda Vincent	May 12
UBC professor wins prestigious conservation prize (starts at 37:10)	CBC As it Happens	Amanda Vincent	May 12
UBC seahorse expert becomes first marine biologist to win top conservation award (VIDEO)	Vancouver is Awesome	Amanda Vincent	May 12
Seahorse expert wins Indianapolis Prize for conservation	SF Chronicle	Amanda Vincent	May 12
Une experte canadienne des hippocampes remporte le plus important prix au monde pour la conservation animale	Le Lezard	Amanda Vincent	May 12
First biologist to study seahorses in the wild announced winner of the Indianapolis Prize	Indianopolis Star	Amanda Vincent	May 12
UBC professor wins prestigious conservation prize	CBC Early Edition	Amanda Vincent	May 12
Conservation animale : un prix prestigieux pour la biologiste Amanda Vincent	Phare Ouest - Radio Canada	Amanda Vincent	May 12
Why jellyfish matter	Shaw - Coastal Connections	Jessica Schaub	May 11
Key monitoring of herring near Haida Gwaii cancelled due to coronavirus	The Narwhal	Andrew Trites	May 11
How the COVID-19 pandemic could be helping sea life	CTV News	Andrew Trites	May 10
Comment la pandémie de COVID-19 pourrait aider la vie marine	La Minute Info	Andrew Trites	May 10
Ottawa adds to protections for B.C.'s endangered southern resident killer whales	The Province	Andrew Trites	May 7
‘You’re out there alone’: whistleblowers say workplace abuse hides true impacts of B.C.'s trawl fishery	The Narwhal	Sea Around Us	May 6
Self-isolation’s silver lining	Newsroom NZ	Daniel Pauly	May 5
The secret world of Gentoo penguins	Medium (UBC Science)	Sarah Dier-McComb	May 4
Preparing For the Next Spill	Hakai Magazine	Rashid Sumaila	May 1
Ottawa criticized over B.C. sport fishing restrictions	Business in Vancouver	Murdoch McAllister, Carl Walters	April 28
This woman lost her engagement ring in the ocean. A baby octopus helped get it back	CBC News	Christopher Harley	April 27
Trollers side with NMFS in Chinook litigation	Cordova Times	Andrew Trites	April 27
Pacific Ocean 'blobs' will escalate loss of fish stocks, study says	CBC News	William Cheung	April 22
Pacific Ocean 'blobs' will escalate loss of fish stocks, study says	Yahoo Canada	William Cheung	April 22
"The Blob" Could Raise Climate Change's Impact on NE Pacific Fisheries	Maritime Executive	William Cheung	April 22
El regreso de la ‘mancha’ agrava la situación en las pesquerías del Pacífico	La Vanguardia	William Cheung	April 22
Die Rückkehr des ‘Blob’ könnte die Auswirkungen des Klimawandels auf die Fischerei im Nordostpazifik verschärfen	Tekk TV	William Cheung	April 22
Marine viruses are critical to sustain our ecosystem	The Source	Curtis Suttle	April 21–May 5, 2020
Quid du rôle des virus du sol dans nos écosystèmes?	The Source	Curtis Suttle	April 21–May 5, 2020
The "blob" is back (starts at 41.59)	CBC Radio West	William Cheung	April 21
Pêche : il faut foutre la paix aux océans	Charlie Hebdo	Daniel Pauly	April 17
Indianapolis Prize Finalist: Meet the savior of seahorses	WTHR	Amanda Vincent	April 16
Can coral reefs 'have it all'?	Science Daily	Rashid Sumaila	April 16
A Window into the Lives of Resident Killer Whales	Hakai Magazine	Marine Mammal Research Unit	April 13
India’s Fishers Need The Subsidies but India Doesn’t Need the Illegal Fishing	The Wire Science	Rashid Sumaila	April 11
Com barcos pesqueiros parados por causa do COVID-19, os peixes vão se recuperar?	Defesa TV	Daniel Pauly	April 11
The Middle Eastern corals that could survive climate change	BBC News	Sara Cannon	April 8
With Boats Stuck in Harbor Because of COVID-19, Will Fish Bounce Back?	Smithsonian Magazine	Daniel Pauly	April 8
Mapping the evolution of coastal waters in Metro Vancouver: The Burrard Inlet	Phys.org	Ocean Leaders, Meaghan Efford, Fanny Couture, Roshni Mangar, Matias Oddo	April 8
Mohly by být syntetické ryby v budoucnu lepším úlovkem?	Ekolist	Daniel Pauly	April 5
Wie geht es eigentlich Leierfisch, Petermännchen und Steinpicker?	Tauch Journal	Daniel Pauly	April 4
Exploding population of parasitic sea worms a worry for endangered orcas, says U.S. researcher	CBC News	Andrew Trites	April 2
The Battle to Save Our Oceans from an Invisible Threat	Vice UK	Rashid Sumaila	April 2
The Virus Is Causing a Rethink of Big Academic Conferences	The Tyee	Simon Donner	March 25
Could synthetic fish be a better catch of the day?	BBC News	Daniel Pauly	March 24
Fishing for Fun? It Has a Bigger Environmental Impact Than We Thought	Ecowatch	Daniel Pauly	March 18
Plastic Pollution’s Rapidly Mounting Toll	Hakai Magazine	Daniel Pauly	March 18
There Are More Viruses on Earth Than There Are Stars in the Universe	Air & Space Magazine	Curtis Suttle	March 17
Fishing for Fun? It Has a Bigger Environmental Impact Than We Thought	The Revelator	Daniel Pauly	March 16
Against overfishing: Save the oldies! Harvest slots protect fish stocks without compromising fisheries yield	Science Daily	Carl Walters	March 16
What lives, what dies? The role of science in the decision to cull seals to save cod	The Conversation	Daniel Skerritt, FERU	March 15
La lutte pour les poissons de l'Afrique de l'Ouest	DEN Media	Rashid Sumaila, Daniel Pauly	March 13
Billions lost to illicit fisheries trade each year, report reveals	Food and Drink International	Rashid Sumaila, Daniel Pauly	March 13
Counting the cost of fish fraud: ‘Billions’ lost to illicit fisheries	Food Navigator	Rashid Sumaila, Daniel Pauly	March 12
The fight for west Africa’s fish	Financial Times	Rashid Sumaila, Daniel Pauly	March 12
Daniel Pauly ou la revanche d’un océanographe sur une enfance douloureuse à La Chaux-de-Fonds	ARC Info	Daniel Pauly	March 9
Så mye fisker kvinnene i verden	Forskning.no	Sarah Harper, Rashid Sumaila, Daniel Pauly	March 8
The Invisible Women Of Small Scale Fisheries Contribute 11% Of Global Catch	Forbes	Sarah Harper, Rashid Sumaila, Daniel Pauly	March 8
Wie illegaler Fang die Fischbestände in den Meeren dezimiert	Schwaebische	Rashid Sumaila, Daniel Pauly	March 8
Las mujeres pescadoras aportan toneladas de pescado y billones de dólares a la pesca mundial	Pescachubut	Sarah Harper, Rashid Sumaila, Daniel Pauly	March 6
Las pescadoras contribuyen con 3 millones de toneladas y 5.600 millones de dólares al año a la pesca mundial	Europa Press	Sarah Harper, Rashid Sumaila, Daniel Pauly	March 4
Milliardenverluste durch illegale Fischerei	Natur.de	Rashid Sumaila	February 28
Pêche illégale : entre 7,7 et 14 millions de tonnes de poisson pêchés chaque année, selon une étude	VivAfrik	Rashid Sumaila	February 28
Illegaler Fischfang sorgt für Schaden in Milliardenhöhe	Spectrum	Rashid Sumaila, Daniel Pauly	February 27
An ancient empire hiding in plain sight, and the billion-dollar cost of illegal fishing	Science Podcast	Rashid Sumaila	February 27
Illegal on the net	Bandera County Courier	Rashid Sumaila, Daniel Pauly	February 27
Illegal Fish Trade Risks Local Economies	Technology Networks	Rashid Sumaila, Daniel Pauly	February 27
Billions lost as illicit fisheries trade hurting nations who can afford it least	Science Daily	Rashid Sumaila, Daniel Pauly	February 26
Illegal im Netz	Der Tagesspiegel	Rashid Sumaila, Daniel Pauly	February 26
Identifying and ending subsidies for extinction	Anthropocene Magazine	Rashid Sumaila	February 19
Science news in brief: From albatross spies to killer asteroids	The Independent	Daniel Pauly	February 19
Hundreds of Thousands of Mussels Found Baked to Death on New Zealand Beach	EcoWatch	Chris Harley	February 17
Familiar but curiously under-researched marine creature: Jellyfish (starts at 2:07.00 mark)	CBC North by Northwest	Jessica Schaub	February 15
Les poissons fuient vers les pôles	Radio Canada	Daniel Pauly	February 14
Bringing 'two eyed seeing' — Indigenous knowledge and science — to fisheries conservation	CBC Quirks and Quarks	Andrea Reid	February 14
Dumping drugs in the garbage hurts more than just the environment	Kicker	Juan Jose Alava	February 13
First Nations fisherman wants seal hunt revived	Business In Vancouver	Carl Walters, Andrew Trites	February 13
First Nations fisherman wants west coast seal hunt revived	Vancouver is Awesome	Carl Walters, Andrew Trites	February 13
Enseignant-chercheur issu d'une famille de pêcheurs, la passion de la mer du Saint-Pierrais Fabrice Téletchéa	France TV Info	Daniel Pauly	February 12
Study: Ocean fish farming in tropics and sub-tropics most impacted by climate change	Phys.org	Muhammed Oyinlola, William Cheung	February 12
Piscicultura oceânica nos trópicos e sub-trópicos mais impactados pelas mudanças climáticas	Meio Ambiente Rio	Muhammed Oyinlola, William Cheung	February 12
Climate Change May Alter Aquaculture on BC’s Coast	My Cowichan Valley Now	Muhammed Oyinlola, William Cheung	February 11
La guerre des pêches	La Presse	Daniel Pauly	February 9
Cercetatorii au descoperit un virus care nu are nicio gena ce poate fi identificata	MediaFax.ro	Curtis Suttle	February 8
Wissenschaftler entdecken „rätselhafte“ Viren unbekannter Herkunft ohne bekannte Gene	Contra Magazin	Curtis Suttle	February 8
Scientists discover virus with no recognizable genes	Science	Curtis Suttle	February 7
Ni els vaixells més sigil·losos enganyen els albatros	Ara.cat	Daniel Pauly	February 7
Recreational fishers are increasingly targeting sharks and rays, and researchers are concerned	Mongabay	Daniel Pauly	February 6
Fundación BBVA premia a los ecólogos Duarte, Hughes y Pauly	Madrid Press	Daniel Pauly	February 6
New global biodiversity study provides unified map of life on land and in the ocean	Science Daily	Gabriel Reygondeau	February 5
Galardonados tres biólogos marinos por estudiar la muerte de corales, los manglares y la sobrepesca	El Pais	Daniel Pauly	February 4
La Fundación BBVA premia a Duarte, Hughes y Pauly por sus aportaciones al conocimiento de los océanos	El Cultural	Daniel Pauly	February 4
Sharks and rays becoming more prevalent in recreational angling	Sharkophile	Daniel Pauly	January 31
Endangered southern resident orca, a senior male, feared dead by researchers	CFJC Today	Andrew Trites	January 31
Researchers fear a senior male southern resident killer whale is dead	CBC News	Andrew Trites	January 30
Evviva gli albatros: contro i pescatori di frodo, il rimedio viene dal cielo	Repubblica Italy	Daniel Pauly	January 30
Recreational fishers targeting more sharks and rays	UWA News	Daniel Pauly	January 30
The trend is clear: Climate change is impacting Alaska now	Indian Country Today	Rowenna Gryba	January 29
Albatrosses used as flying spies to detect illegal fishing boats	CBC News	Daniel Pauly	January 28
Southern resident killer whale feared dead, depleting endangered population off B.C. coast	Globe and Mail	Andrew Trites	January 28
The "generational amnesia" of scientific baselines	Watershed Sentinel	Daniel Pauly	January 27
They’re Stealthy at Sea, but They Can’t Hide From the Albatross	New York Times	Daniel Pauly	January 27
Activism drives interest in climate change science	Mirage News	William Cheung	January 24
Costa Rica se prepara para las negociaciones de la agenda marina internacional 2020	El Mundo	Rashid Sumaila	January 24
Seahorses Have Hotels! Plus 9 Other Amazing Seahorse Facts	How Stuff Works	Lily Stanton, Project Seahorse	January 21
Record-breaking heatwave in 2014-2016 killed one million seabirds	Digital Journal	Andrew Trites	January 16
New assessment method reveals many fish stocks are in urgent need of sustainable management	Phys.org	Deng Palomares, Daniel Pauly	January 10
Marine protected areas not all good, says Vancouver Island fisherman	Vic News	Rashid Sumaila	January 10
Metode AMYS Ungkap, Stok Ikan di Lautan Membutuhkan Pengelolaan Berkelanjutan	Trubus	Deng Palomares, Daniel Pauly	January 10
Wie geht es eigentlich Leierfisch, Petermännchen und Steinpicker?	idw	Deng Palomares, Daniel Pauly	January 6
Q&A: To save fish, ban high seas fishing, UBC professor suggests	Vancouver Sun	Rashid Sumaila	January 5
Fish products in European supermarkets connected to unsustainable fishing practices in India	Mongabay India	Tim Cashion, Daniel Pauly	January 2

2019 Headlines

Headline	Source	Researcher(s)/Research Unit(s)	Date
Indústria da pesca enfrenta desafio das águas mais quentes	Internacional Estadão	Rashid Sumaila	December 27
Our Year in Big Thinkers	The Tyee	Daniel Pauly	December 27
VIDEO: ‘Millions’ of shimmery fish in White Rock waters captivate	Surrey Now Leader	Andrew Trites	December 27
Dérèglement climatique : les poissons manquent d’oxygène	Charlie Hebdo	Daniel Pauly	December 26
Feeding frenzy: Thousands of fish wash up at White Rock Pier	CTV News	Andrew Trites	December 26
Here are the food stories we'll be talking about next year	National Post	William Cheung	December 23
En Islandia, la pesca está en riesgo porque el mar se volvió más cálido	Clarín	Rashid Sumaila	December 23
Les jeunes ne peuvent pas se souvenir de ce qu’était la vie sauvage avant… et c’est un vrai problème	Daily Geek Show	Daniel Pauly	December 20
The Hill Times’ List of 100 Best Non-Fiction Canadian Books in 2019	Hill Times	Daniel Pauly	December 16
90 percent of fish used for fishmeal are prime fish	Wellston Journal	Tim Cashion, Daniel Pauly	December 16
Investigating salmon mysteries on the high seas	National Observer	Brian Hunt, Evgeny Pakhomov	December 16
Young people can't remember how much more wildlife there used to be	New Scientist	Daniel Pauly	December 11
Seas at Risk Urges Ending Overfishing to Mitigate Climate Impacts	SDG Knowledge Hub	Rashid Sumaila	December 10
Scientists have found an unlikely ally in the fight to save coral reefs	MSN News	Ravi Maharaj	December 10
The oceans are losing oxygen at an unprecedented clip	Changing America	Rashid Sumaila	December 9
Ocean Experts call for action now!	EU Today	Rashid Sumaila	December 7
Warming waters, moving fish: How climate change is reshaping Iceland	Today Online	Rashid Sumaila	December 7
Oceans losing oxygen at unprecedented rate, experts warn	The Guardian	Rashid Sumaila	December 7
As Port Moody sea lion facility prepares to close, supporters look to an expanded future	Tricity News	Andrew Trites	December 5
$31-million Port Moody rail project worries environmentalists	BIV	Andrew Trites, David Rosen	December 5
$31-million Port Moody rail project worries environmentalists	Tricity News	Andrew Trites, David Rosen	December 5
Catching fish to feed fish: Report details ‘unsustainable’ fishmeal and oil industry	Mongabay	Tim Cashion, Daniel Pauly, Rashid Sumaila	December 4
Researchers take to the skies to study northern resident orcas	The Ubyssey	Andrew Trites	December 3
A crisis in the water is decimating this once-booming fishing town	Fredricksburg Star	Rashid Sumaila	November 30
Warming Waters, Moving Fish: How Climate Change Is Reshaping Iceland	Seattle Times	Daniel Pauly	November 29
Popular fish in China would increase in value if caught with larger meshes	Phys.org	Lu Zhai, Daniel Pauly	November 29
What can be saved? Sanctuaries safeguard the seas	WITF	Daniel Pauly	November 29
Warming Waters, Moving Fish: How Climate Change Is Reshaping Iceland	The New York Times	Rashid Sumaila, Daniel Pauly	November 29
Climate change threatens food production in countries that need it most: study	Kelowna Capital News	William Cheung	November 27
Climate change threatens food production in countries that need it most: study	BC Local News	William Cheung	November 27
Climate change threatens food production in countries that need it most: study	The Times Colonist	William Cheung	November 27
Climate change threatens food production in countries that need it most: study	The Victoria News	William Cheung	November 27
Climate change threatens food production in countries that need it most: study	The North Shore News	William Cheung	November 27
Climate change threatens food production in countries that need it most: study	The Vancouver Courier	William Cheung	November 27
Climate change threatens food production in countries that need it most: study	The Province	William Cheung	November 27
Climate change threatens food production in countries that need it most: study	The Vancouver Sun	William Cheung	November 27
Climate change threatens food production in countries that need it most: study	The Calgary Herald	William Cheung	November 27
Climate change threatens food production in countries that need it most: study	The Ottawa Citizen	William Cheung	November 27
Climate change threatens food production in countries that need it most: study	The Regina Leader-Post	William Cheung	November 27
Climate change threatens food production in countries that need it most: study	The Star	William Cheung	November 27
A crisis in the water is decimating this once-booming fishing town	SF Gate	Rashid Sumaila	November 27
Climate change threatens food production in countries that need it most: study	City News	William Cheung	November 27
A crisis in the water is decimating this once-booming fishing town	Washington Post	Rashid Sumaila	November 27
How a small stretch of ocean stirred a conservation movement	Miami Herald	Daniel Pauly	November 26
Study: Technological creep doubles commercial fishing capacity every 35 years, pressuring stocks	Seafood Source	Daniel Pauly, Rashid Sumaila, Sea Around Us, FERU, OceanCanada	November 25
Safeguarding the seas, 1 protected area at a time	Southeast Missourian	Daniel Pauly	November 23
5 motivi per cui il pesce apporta benefici alle persone e all’ambiente	Agroalimentare	Andres Cisneros-Montemayor	November 22
El triste final de los caballitos de mar	La Voz de Galicia	Project Seahorse	November 21
New tool helps fisheries enforcement track criminal fishing around the world	Seafood Source	Rashid Sumaila	November 19
Overfishing of large, predatory fish leaves China's Bohai Sea with only tiny fish	Phys.org	Daniel Pauly	November 13
Majority of global fishing subsidies ‘harmful’, report finds	Chinadialogue	Rashid Sumaila	November 11
Island Voices: Little fish play a big role in marine conservation	The Times Colonist	Andrew Trites	November 10
Scientists breathe easier as marine heat wave off west coast weakens	CBC	Andrew Trites	November 9
Stunning drone video shows 'loving’ killer whales – ‘It took our breath away’	Express.co.uk	Andrew Trites	November 8
Drone footage gives inside look at lives of killer whales	Good Morning America	Andrew Trites	November 7
Climate change and overfishing are boosting toxic mercury levels in fish	The Conversation	Juan Jose Alava	November 7
New close-up footage of orcas gives fresh insights to behavior	MYNorthwest	Andrew Trites	November 7
New footage reveals orcas' emotional intelligence	ABC News	Andrew Trites	November 7
Researchers Use Drones to Monitor Killer Whales for First Time, Offering New Insights	MSN News	Andrew Trites	November 6
Figuring out the total human impacts on biodiversity	Phys.org	Sea Around Us, Valentina Ruiz Leotaud, Deng Palomares	November 6
Canadian researchers used drones for the first time to monitor the behavior of orcas	USA Today	Andrew Trites	November 6
Revelations of whale behaviour using drones	Radio Canada International	Andrew Trites	November 6
Drones are helping experts spy on BC's Southern Resident Killer Whales	The Weather Network	Andrew Trites	November 6
Drones Used to Monitor Killer Whales for First Time, Offering Researchers New Insights	Yahoo News	Andrew Trites	November 6
Drone, underwater footage of orcas gives intimate look at killer whales’ family life	The News Tribune	Andrew Trites	November 5
Rare drone footage gives peek into B.C. resident killer whale feeding habits	The Chronicle Herald	Andrew Trites	November 5
Incredible drone footage offers new perspective on B.C. whales	Tri-City News	Andrew Trites	November 5
New underwater footage of resident killer whales stuns researchers	Chek News	Andrew Trites	November 5
Incredible footage captures private behaviour of killer whales in BC	Daily Hive	Andrew Trites	November 5
New UBC drone footage gives insight into Resident Killer Whale behaviour	iHeartRadio	Andrew Trites	November 5
Drone footage shows new view of orca life and habitat	Seattle PI	Andrew Trites	November 5
Drone video shows killer whale pod in British Columbia	Bellingham Herald	Andrew Trites	November 5
Drone footage offers scientists new perspective in understanding killer whale behavior	Q13 Fox News	Andrew Trites	November 5
New underwater and drone footage provides intimate look at orca behavior	K5 News	Andrew Trites	November 5
Orca drone footage gives researchers unique look at whale behavior	Komo News	Andrew Trites	November 5
New drone, underwater footage of orcas stuns researchers, gives intimate look at killer whales’ family life	Seattle Times	Andrew Trites	November 5
B.C. First Nations seal hunters meet with Chinese officials to establish fur market	Vancouver Sun	Carl Walters, Andrew Trites	November 5
Scientists using aerial drones to compare northern and southern whale behaviour	The Star	Andrew Trites	November 4
Scientists using aerial drones to compare northern and southern whale behaviour	The Ottawa Citizen	Andrew Trites	November 4
Scientists using aerial drones to compare northern and southern whale behaviour	The National Post	Andrew Trites	November 4
UBC scientists using aerial drones to compare northern and southern whale behaviour	The Globe and Mail	Andrew Trites	November 4
Les épaulards ont-ils suffisamment de nourriture?	Radio-Canada	Andrew Trites	November 4
Prized Chinatown koi 'happy' in new temporary home	CTV News	David Rosen	November 4
Drones capture the nurturing side of killer whales	CBC Listen	Andrew Trites	November 4
Drones let B.C. researchers act as 'fly on the wall' to observe orca behaviour	CBC	Andrew Trites	November 4
UBC scientists use drones to study southern resident killer whales	Vancouver Island Free Daily	Andrew Trites	November 4
There’s nothing virtuous about your ‘sustainably’ caught fish	Science Online	Daniel Pauly	November 4
New UBC drone footage gives insight into resident killer whale behaviour	CTV News Vancouver	Andrew Trites	November 4
Scientists using aerial drones to compare northern and southern whale behaviour	The Times Colonist	Andrew Trites	November 4
Stop herring fishery to save troubled orcas, environmental groups say	Vancouver Sun	Andrew Trites	November 3
Thousands Of Animals Around The World Are At Risk Of Extinction. But Not Jellyfish - They're Thriving In Warm, Polluted Water	Business Insider	Lucas Brotz	October 31
The climate crisis will present new management challenges for Arctic fisheries	The Ubyssey	Rashid Sumaila, Travis Tai	October 30
Explained: What fish do amid climate change	Indian Express	Daniel Pauly	October 30
Poisonous puffer fish found in B.C. waters a first for the region, researchers say	The Georgia Straight	William Cheung	October 29
5 Ways Sustainable Seafood Can Benefit People and the Environment	EcoWatch	Daniel Pauly	October 29
Les subventions à la pêche accusées de vider les océans	Le Temps	Rashid Sumaila	October 28
Commitments worth $63 billion pledged for ocean protection	Mongabay	Rashid Sumaila	October 28
Theory explains biological reasons that force fish to move poleward	Science Daily	Daniel Pauly	October 28
L'eau des glaciers a le pouvoir d'absorber le CO2, selon des chercheurs	Radio Canada	Kyra St. Pierre	October 26
加拿大冰川融水竟能“吸收二氧化碳” 达亚马逊雨林40倍	Du Shi	Kyra St. Pierre	October 26
Environmental allies: Teen protesters, civil disobedience groups and climate scientists demand action	The Vancouver Sun	Kai Chan	October 25
Glacial rivers absorb carbon faster than rainforests, scientists find	The Guardian	Kyra St. Pierre	October 25
Los ríos glaciares absorben más CO2 que la selva amazónica	El Confidencial	Kyra St. Pierre	October 25
Glaciärvatten lagrar kol bättre än Amazonas	Aftonbladet	Kyra St. Pierre	October 25
Forscher verblüfft: Gletscherbäche binden CO2 schneller als Regenwälder	Norddeutsche Neueste Nachrichten	Kyra St. Pierre	October 25
Troubled Waters: How Climate Change is Straining US Fisheries	The Globe Post	Rashid Sumaila, Andres Cisneros-Montemayor	October 23
'Technological creep' in fishing technology presents resource management challenge	The Ubyssey	Deng Palomares	October 22
SOS tonno: è allarme pesca insostenibile. Catture aumentate del 1000% negli ultimi 60 anni grazie ai sistemi industriali	Il Fatto Alimentare	Sea Around Us	October 20
再見了鮪魚！全球大量需求恐導致鮪魚滅絕	SET News Taiwan	Angie Coulter	October 18
Japan Has an Illegal Seafood Problem	Hakai Magazine	Tony Pitcher	October 18
How EU decisions affect fish, the ocean and life on earth	Open Access Government	Rashid Sumaila	October 17
Achieving a safe and just future for the ocean economy	Science Daily	Nathan Bennett, Andrés Cisneros-Montemayor	October 15
Los oceános se quedan sin peces mientras los Gobiernos aumentan subsidios para pesca de arrastre	Fayer Wayer	Rashid Sumaila	October 14
Should First-Class Flights Be Reserved For People With Special Needs?	Forbes	Simon Donner, Seth Wynes	October 12
New Viruses Found in Farmed and Wild Salmon	Hakai Magazine	Curtis Suttle, Gideon Mordecai	October 11
Tap’s on to lure salmon to Goldstream River	Times Colonist	Andrew Trites	October 11
Experts warn of a sea empty of fish as annual tuna catch spikes to 6 million tonnes on back of global demand	MEA Worldwide	Sea Around Us	October 11
Κραυγή των επιστημόνων: Τα ψάρια εξαντλούνται από τις θάλασσες	Gazzetta	Rashid Sumaila	October 10
The sea is running out of fish, despite nations’ pledges to stop it	National Geographic	Rashid Sumaila	October 9
Future in doubt for B.C.'s unique Steller sea lion research facility	CBC News	Andrew Trites	October 9
World-renowned fish researcher set to take Tidemark Stage for annual Haig-Brown Lecture	Campbell River Mirror	Daniel Pauly	October 8
Tuna study raises alarms, finds fishing increased 1,000% in 60 years	Undercurrent News	Angie Coulter, Sea Around Us	October 8
The sea is running out of fish, despite nations’ pledges to stop it	National Geographic	Daniel Pauly	October 8
Kekuatan Super Ubur-ubur yang Membantunya Bertahan Hidup di Lautan	National Geographic Indonesia	Lucas Brotz	October 7
Give this Fish a Break: The World is Running out of Tuna	Science Times	Angie Coulter, Sea Around Us	October 7
Nobody Really Knows If Tuna Is Sustainable	Food and Wine	Angie Coulter, Sea Around Us	October 7
La vulgarisation scientifique à l’ère du numérique… et de la méfiance	L'Express	Daniel Pauly	October 7
Océanos se ahogan; países tropicales, los más afectados	Excelsior	Rashid Sumaila	October 6
Tuna Being Plucked From Oceans at Unsustainable Rates, Researchers Say	The Weather Channel	Angie Coulter, Sea Around Us	October 6
Current global tuna fishing levels are unsustainable without proper management: UBC researchers	The Georgia Straight	Angie Coulter, Sea Around Us	October 4
We're Pulling Tuna Out Of The Ocean At Unprecedented — And Unsustainable — Rates	NPR	Angie Coulter, Sea Around Us	October 4
Animals in distress alarm B.C. climate-change watchers	Vancouver Sun	Brian Hunt	October 4
Booming demand could drive tuna to extinction, researchers find	The Guardian	Angie Coulter, Sea Around Us	October 3
Pesca del atún alcanza nivel crítico según investigadores canadienses	Radio Canada International	Angie Coulter, Sea Around Us	October 3
How Sustainable Is Tuna? New Global Catch Database Exposes Dangerous Fishing Trends	Eurasia Review	Angie Coulter, Sea Around Us	October 2
How sustainable is tuna? New global catch database exposes dangerous fishing trends	Science Daily	Angie Coulter, Sea Around Us	October 1
No party's climate plan will avoid dangerous global warming levels	Policy Options	Simon Donner	October 1
Dive through Sharks to a Volcano 100 Feet Down? Sure, Watch This!	The Tyee	Daniel Pauly	October 1
El prestigioso biólogo marino Daniel Pauly inaugura el máster en Gestión Pesquera Sostenible	Diario Informacion	Daniel Pauly	September 30
Publicité « irresponsable » sur le climat : une tête tombe à l’Université de l’Alberta	Radio Canada	Kai Chan	September 30
Global warming may dwindle the supply of a key brain nutrient	Mail and Guardian	Sea Around Us	September 29
Climate Change Threatens the World’s Fisheries, Food Billions of People Rely On	Inside Climate Change	William Cheung	September 29
Global warming may dwindle the supply of a key brain nutrient	Mail and Guardian	Sea Around Us	September 29
Lower Mainland sea lion research station faces uncertain future	Vancouver Courier	David Rosen, Andrew Trites	September 29
Climate scientists say Greta Thunberg's efforts are building real momentum	NBC News	Simon Donner	September 28
Trans Mountain oil tankers aren't the only thing endangering whales on the West Coast	CBC News	Kai Chan	September 26
Global fisheries deprive local communities of key nutrients, study finds	Mongabay	Daniel Pauly	September 26
Here’s how climate change will impact the region where you live	Global News	Kai Chan	September 26
Rapidly changing Arctic fisheries potential requires comprehensive management	Mirage News	Travis Tai	September 26
Unprecedented damage to oceans has Canada's marine life on the run	Canada's National Observer	William Cheung	September 25
Avis de Tempête sur la Pêche Mondiale	l'Humanité	William Cheung	September 25
United Nations report links warming of oceans and polar regions to health effects	The Globe and Mail	William Cheung	September 25
You Can't Save the World by Yourself	Jacobin	Seth Wynes	September 24
Climate change education in Canada lacks scientific facts, impacts and solutions: study	Global News	Seth Wynes	September 24
Canadá y Estados Unidos pierden 30% de sus pájaros en los últimos 50 años	Radio Canadá Internacional	Kai Chan	September 20
What Would Happen If Canada Treated Climate Crisis Like War	Vice News	Kai Chan	September 20
Cómo ayudar a detener el cambio climático con 10 "eco retos" cotidianos	Infobae	Seth Wynes	September 20
Climate change and the personal sacrifice debate on the campaign trail	CBC News	Seth Wynes	September 19
For Many Reporters Covering Climate, Population Remains the Elephant in the Room	Ecowatch	Seth Wynes	September 19
Nuevas tecnología, ¿más sobrepesca?	Industria Pesqueras	Deng Palomares	September 19
Climate Strike supported, but won’t save day unless it includes population	Mirage News	Seth Wynes	September 19
North America has lost 3 billion birds since 1970	CBC News	Kai Chan	September 19
6 questions about carbon offsets for flights, answered	Washington Post	Seth Wynes	September 18
New technology allows fleets to double fishing capacity -- and deplete fish stocks faster	Science Daily	Deng Palomares	September 16
Daniel Pauly’s Three Big Moves to Save the World’s Threatened Fisheries	The Tyee	Daniel Pauly	September 16
Earth May Soon Lose Important Omega-3 Fatty Acid Due To Global Warming	Medical Daily	Sea Around Us	September 14
The Odyssey of Daniel Pauly	The Tyee	Daniel Pauly	September 13
Daniel Pauly, des Thénardier chaux-de-fonniers aux océans	Le Temps	Daniel Pauly	September 12
Global warming may threaten availability of essential brain-building fatty acid	Science Daily	Sea Around Us	September 11
Das Geschäft mit dem Fischsiegel MSC	SRF	Daniel Pauly	September 11
Wild salmon pathogens discovered that could pose a threat to aquaculture	The Fish Site	Curtis Suttle	September 9
Wedge-shaped marine heat wave blankets West Coast, concerning scientists	National Post	Andrew Trites	September 8
New viruses found in endangered salmon populations	Cordova Times	Curtis Suttle	September 8
Vanishing Fish: An interview with Dr. Daniel Pauly	Watershed Sentinel	Daniel Pauly	September 6
Return of ‘the Blob?’ New marine heatwave off B.C. coast raises concerns	Global BC	Brian Hunt	September 6
New viruses discovered in declining B.C. salmon populations	News 1130	Curtis Suttle	September 5
Teaduslik soovitus: tahate võidelda kliimamuutusega - tehke vähem lapsi	Maaleht	Seth Wynes	September 5
We’re still not talking about the most effective individual steps to tackle climate change	ZME Science	Seth Wynes	September 5
Según una investigación, no tener hijos podría ayudar al medio ambiente	24 Horas CL	Seth Wynes	September 5
Trois nouveaux virus découverts chez des populations de saumons en déclin	Radio Canada	Curtis Suttle	September 4
Ending Overfishing Is Opportunity to Combat Climate Crisis - Report	Phys.org	Travis Tai	September 4
New viruses discovered in endangered wild Pacific salmon populations in B.C.	Surrey Now-Leader	Curtis Suttle	September 4
Costa Rica ignora cuántos recursos hay en sus mares	Seminario Universidad	William Cheung	September 3
‘For every benefit, there is a similar kind of cost’: Kai Chan	Global News	Kai Chan	September 1
Climate change might benefit Canada - but not enough to outweigh costs: expert	Global News	Kai Chan	September 1
Worried About Climate Change? Here’s What To Ask Political Candidates	Chatelaine	William Cheung	September 1
If dugong die out, it will be indictment on us all	Asian Times	IOF research referenced	August 31
Forget oxygen - the Amazon's destruction could threaten rain and food growing: experts	Global News	Kai Chan	August 29
Upset about Amazon wildfires? There's something you can do	CBC	Kai Chan	August 29
#Data \| Haz estas cosas para combatir al cambio climático	El Sol de Mexico	Seth Wynes	August 28
Three-volume reference a comprehensive record of Salish Sea fish species	Campbell River Mirror	Daniel Pauly	August 28
Study: High school climate change education varies widely by province	The Ubyssey	Seth Wynes	August 27
It turns out that melting glaciers can sequester carbon, according to UBC postdoctoral fellow's research paper	Georgia Straight	Kyra St. Pierre	August 24
Cloverdale town hall addresses climate change and loss of biodiversity	Surrey Now-Leader	Kai Chan	August 22
¿Quieres luchar contra el cambio climático? No tengas hijos	Publico	Seth Wynes	August 22
As forest fires rage, experts worry about the future of the Amazon	CBC	Kai Chan	August 22
“We are chasing the last of the big fish” – Interview with fisheries scientist Daniel Pauly	Unearthed Greenpeace	Daniel Pauly	August 21
Elections Canada nonsense shows why science versus politics isn’t a fair fight	The Star	Simon Donner	August 20
Govt urged to scrap fuel, subsidies to fisher folks	Ghanian Times	Rashid Sumaila	August 20
Redirect pre-mix fuel subsidy to sustain fisheries resource	Ghana Web	Rashid Sumaila	August 20
Melting Glaciers Are Helping Capture Carbon	Wired	Kyra St. Pierre	August 19
First Nations group keeps pressure on DFO over proposal for seal and sea lion hunt	Vancouver Sun	Andrew Trites, Carl Walters	August 18
For picky eaters like the parrotfish, climate change is bad news	Popular Science	Deng Palomares	August 16
Harbinger of big heat: Washington Post map shows Western Slope, eastern Utah among ‘America’s fastest-warming places’	Telluride Daily Planet	Daniel Pauly	August 15
As parts of U.S. hit critical global warming threshold, here's where Dallas-Fort Worth stands	Dallas News	Daniel Pauly	August 15
Key Fish in Coral Reefs Could Perish as Their Favorite Foods Disappear	Nexus Media	Deng Palomares	August 15
Eight Urgent Measures Proposed to Ensure Future Ocean Health	Hellenic Shipping News	Rashid Sumaila	August 15
Don't want your goldfish anymore? Rehome it on Kijiji	National Post	William Cheung	August 14
Beyond the limit: Extreme climate change has already arrived in America	Washington Post	Daniel Pauly	August 13
Report: Climate Change Heating Up N.J. Faster Than Almost All Other States	Daily Voice	Daniel Pauly	August 13
The Northeast is a warming hot spot, Post analysis finds	Washington Post	Daniel Pauly	August 13
Sea Around Us: Global fisheries data and the goose that laid the golden egg (commentary)	Mongabay	Daniel Pauly	August 13
Alex Rogers: ‘We are accelerating biodiversity loss in the ocean’	China Dialogue	Daniel Pauly	August 12
Lobos marinos a salvo en un paraíso llamado Punta San Juan	El Comercio	Andrew Trites	August 8
La mort de 3 épaulards en Colombie-Britannique, indicateur d’une « crise »	Radio Canada	Andrew Trites	August 7
Mercury levels in fish are rising despite reduced emissions	Science News	William Cheung	August 7
Aquacalypse Now: the end of fish	The Narwhal	Daniel Pauly	August 4
Killers: J pod on the brink	CBC Radio	Andrew Trites, Brian Hunt	July 31
Baleines : chronique d’une mort annoncée	Paris Match	Daniel Pauly	July 23
Gliding into the Deep	Hakai Institute	Haley Dosser	July 23
How toxic food and toxic water could be killing the killer whales	CBC News	Brian Hunt	July 23
Major gaps found in climate change education for students across Canada	The Narwhals	Seth Wynes	July 23
Why we can’t shake our carbon-emitting habits, even as the world burns	Macleans	Seth Wynes	July 22
Ocean sanctuary proposed for captive orcas	CBC News	Andrew Trites	July 17
Scientist says DFO may be overestimating N.L. cod stocks by 35 per cent	CBC News	George Rose, Carl Walters	July 13
Missing orcas may have been dining off California	Times Colonist	Andrew Trites	July 11
Five new books for ecosocialists	Green Left Weekly	Daniel Pauly	July 11
DNA analysis reveals cryptic underwater ecosystem engineers	UBC News	Patrick Martone	July 11
Rare Books — Summer 2019	Medium	Daniel Pauly	July 10
California chinook returns a ‘game-changer’	Business in Vancouver	Andrew Trites	July 10
Fishery scientist George Rose critical of DFO science on Northern cod; Marine Institute graduates talk about future plans	CBC News	George Rose	July 10
A retired teacher found some seahorses off Long Beach. Then he built a secret world for them	LA Times	Amanda Vincent	July 9
In search of Vanishing Fish: new book looks at how to fix global fisheries	News 1130	Daniel Pauly	July 7
Shark fin soup divided this Vancouver man’s family for decades. How Canada’s ban could bring everyone back to the table	Star Vancouver	Daniel Pauly	July 6
‘Project Seahorse’ conservation versus the black market	Global News	Amanda Vincent	July 5
Endangered southern resident orcas spotted off Vancouver Island after late return to region	Global News	Andrew Trites	July 5
Daniel Pauly, lanceur d’alerte océanique	La Croix	Daniel Pauly	July 3
Fisheries subsidies wreck ecosystems, don’t bring them back	Nature	Rashid Sumaila	July 2
Boater speeds into Vancouver orca pod as onlookers scream to slow down, video shows	The Kansas City Star	Andrew Trites	July 2
Mussels Cooked To Death In Their Shells In Unusual Heat On Northern California Shore	Huffington Post	Chris Harley	July 1
Hard-hitting reads coming out this fall; Savoie’s upcoming Democracy in Canada a ‘masterwork analysis’	The Hill Times	Daniel Pauly	July 1
'People were in disbelief': powerboat speeds through orca pod in Burrard Inlet	660 City News	Andrew Trites	July 1
'Dangerous and reckless': speedboat races through pod of orcas near Stanley Park	CBC News	Andrew Trites	June 30
Heatwave cooks mussels in their shells on California shore	The Guardian	Chris Harley	June 29
UBC's Sea Around Us celebrates 20 years with daylong conference	The Georgia Straight	Daniel Pauly, Deng Palomares, Dirk Zeller, Valentina Ruiz-Leotaud	June 27
Review: Where have all the fish gone? Daniel Pauly's new book "Vanishing Fish" explores how to protect remaining marine ecosystems	The Globe and Mail	Daniel Pauly	June 25
UBC scientists want to see if orcas' dinner plate is empty or full	Vancouver Sun	Andrew Trites / Scott Hinch	June 25
No more microplastic sparkles: Richmond art centre bans glitter to protect environment	CBC News	Brian Hunt	June 24
Teach a Man to Fish	Road and Kingdoms	Aylin Ulman	June 21
Scientists Say Ocean Warming May Greatly Reduce Sea Life	Voice of America	William Cheung	June 19
Conservatives unveil climate change policy	Global News	Kai Chan	June 19
B.C. environmentalists applaud new bill increasing protection for fish habitat	CBC News	Andrew Trites	June 19
For environmentalists and Lower Mainland First Nations, 76 reasons to oppose Trans Mountain	CBC News	Andrew Trites	June 19
The rise in seawater temperature will reduce the number of organisms	CCTV	William Cheung	June 18
Tàu cá Trung Quốc đe dọa môi trường Biển Đông	Thanh Nien	Rashid Sumaila	June 18
If We Don't Stop Climate Change Now, We May Not Have Any Fish To Eat Very Soon	India Times	William Cheung	June 17
Three new CRCs appointed at UBC Science, seven renewed or advanced	UBC Science	Marie Auger-Méthé, Rashid Sumaila	June 17
Vanishing Fish	Matters of State	Daniel Pauly	June 17
UBC researchers among new and renewed Canada Research Chairs	UBC Research + Innovation	Marie Auger-Méthé, Rashid Sumaila	June 14
Putting Names to Fishers’ Unidentified Sharks	Hakai Magazine	Madeline Cashion	June 13
‘Opportunity to Take Action’: Climate Change May Bring 17% Loss of Sea Life by 2100	Sputnik News	William Cheung	June 13
After coral reef, 1/6th of fish and marine life set to disappear from oceans, says study	International Business Times	William Cheung	June 12
The Drilldown: Climate change could reduce sea life 17 per cent by 2100	iPolitics	William Cheung	June 12
Repeupler l’océan de poissons, ce ne serait pas si ardu	La Libre	Daniel Pauly	June 11
Rising Temperatures Could Kill 17% of Sea Life by Century’s End	24/7 Wall St	William Cheung	June 12
In hot water? Study says warming may reduce sea life by 17%	VicNews	William Cheung	June 11
Sea Lice Plagues Return and Threat to Wild Salmon Increases	The Tyee	Daniel Pauly	June 11
Study: Oceans will lose one-sixth of marine life from current greenhouse gas emissions	The Hill	William Cheung	June 11
Earth's oceans could lose one-sixth of marine life by 2100 due to climate change	CBS News	William Cheung	June 11
In hot water? Study says warming may reduce sea life by 17%	Phys.org	William Cheung	June 11
Canada passes 'Free Willy' bill; outlaws whale, dolphin captivity and breeding	Media Entertainment Arts WorldWide	Andrew Trites	June 11
Local companies find pre-emptive ban on single-use plastics is good business, expert says	CityNews 1130	Kai Chan	June 10
'Free Willy' bill to end whale captivity in Canada set to become law	Canada.com	Andrew Trites	June 10
Sauver les poissons : «moins compliqué» que le climat	le Soleil	Daniel Pauly	June 9
UBC goes all in for sustainable seafood	UBC News	Kai Chan	June 7
Uneven road to recovery from sea star wasting disease	CTV News	Alyssa Gehman	June 7
Your Climate, Your Choice: NDP’s climate action plan	Global News	Kai Chan	May 31
15 British Columbians receiving Order of BC	City News	Carl Walters	May 31
Fisheries Subsidies Negotiations: What Is at Stake For Least Developed Countries?	Trade for Development News	Rashid Sumaila	May 29
World of addiction, zen cosmology, and the impending aquacalypse: Books in brief	Nature	Daniel Pauly	May 28
Review: VANISHING FISH SHIFTING BASELINES AND THE FUTURE OF GLOBAL FISHERIES	Foreword Reviews	Daniel Pauly	May 28
Dr. Daniel Pauly on "Shifting Baselines" and Vanishing Fish	Greystone Books	Daniel Pauly	May 27
Killer Whales Hunt off Port Moody	Tricity News	Andrew Trites	May 25
Patience is the key to a resurrection of the cod-forsaken East Coast fishery, study says	Globe and Mail	Rashid Sumaila, Louise Teh	May 24
Study shows economic benefits of patient approach to northern cod recovery	CTV	Rashid Sumaila, Louise Teh	May 24
Northern cod fishery could provide 16x more jobs and 5x more economic value	CTV	Rashid Sumaila, Louise Teh	May 23
UBC marine biologist Daniel Pauly's new book delves into decline of world’s fish species	Georgia Straight	Daniel Pauly	May 22
Solutions for The Peopled Sea–Combining Conservation and Social Justice	Sealives	Nathan Bennett	May 21
Sampling Herring Larvae	Vimeo	Natalie Mahara, Brian Hunt	May 18
Your climate, your choice: Analyzing Federal Green Party’s climate plan	Global News	Kai Chan	May 17
Jessica Schaub, Indigenous Master of Science Student in Oceanography	Indigenous STEM	Jessica Schaub	May 16
We’ve underestimated shark catches in the Mediterranean and Black Sea	Save Our Seas	Madeline Cashion, Daniel Pauly	May 10
Cigarette butts revealed again as top litter item on Canadian shorelines	WWF Canada	Cassandra Konecny, Vanessa Fladmark, Santiago De la Puente	May 9
How humanity put 1 million species at risk of extinction	CBC Radio	Kai Chan	May 9
Startling UN biodiversity report is a reminder of the risks Canada faces	CBC News	Kai Chan	May 7
UN Report Warns of Grim Future for Nature, Biodiversity	CPAC	William Cheung	May 6
What will it take to stop humans from destroying nature? Canadian prof has an answer	CTV News	Kai Chan	May 6
Nature crisis: Humans 'threaten 1m species with extinction'	BBC	Kai Chan	May 6
UN environment report has strong message for Canada: co-author	City News	Kai Chan	May 6
“We are losing the web of life”: why the global nature crisis is as dangerous as climate change	Unearthed	Daniel Pauly	May 6
Killer whales to caribou: UN environment report has strong message for Canada	The Globe and Mail	Kai Chan	May 6
Shocking New Report On Loss Of Nature Paints A Terrifying Picture For The Future Of Humanity	Huffington Post	Kai Chan	May 6
One million species facing extinction, posing a risk to human well-being: UN report	The Globe and Mail	Kai Chan	May 6
GLOBAL WARMING: Jellyfish thriving despite increasing temperatures	Daily Express	Lucas Brotz	May 5
Daniel Pauly: Time to Act Politically \| Vanishing Fish	Masters of Regeneration Radio	Daniel Pauly	May 5
B.C. has a whopping 1,807 species at risk of extinction — but no rules to protect them	The Narwhal	Kai Chan	May 3
Against ‘Sustainability’ and Other Plastic Words	The Tyee	Daniel Pauly	May 2
How the Disease Attacking Sea Stars Changed Burrard Inlet	The Tyee	Alyssa Gehman, Chris Harley	May 1
Hundreds of thousands of marine viruses discovered in world's oceans	Nature	Curtis Suttle	April 25
‘Crazed’ cannibal seals are killing pups by biting down on their throats and DROWNING them	The Sun UK	Andrew Trites	April 25
Cannibalism is more common than thought in gray seals	National Geographic	Andrew Trites	April 24
The Unexpected Winners from Sea Star Wasting Disease	Hakai Magazine	Chris Harley	April 23
Is Hiking With Face Masks The New Normal?	Buzzfeed	Daniel Pauly	April 22
Untangling the Marine Food Web	Hakai Institute	Brian Hunt, Caterina Giner, Jacqueline Maud	April 18
B.C. Art Exhibit Focuses on Ocean Plastics in Effort to Highlight Environmental Damage	The Globe and Mail	Vanessa Fladmark	April 17
After complaints from parents, Our Planet director defends footage of walruses plummeting to their death	CBC News	David Rosen	April 15
You Could Be Eating Plastic Everyday and Have No Idea You’re Doing It	The Weather Network	Brian Hunt	April 15
Official stats mask shark and ray species caught in the Mediterranean and Black seas	Phys.org	Madeline Cashion, Daniel Pauly	April 8
Research: Official stats mask shark and ray species caught in the Mediterranean and Black seas	Tunisesoir News	Madeline Cashion, Daniel Pauly	April 8
Official stats mask shark and ray species caught in the Mediterranean and Black seas	ScienceDaily	Madeline Cashion, Daniel Pauly	April 8
Even Viruses Can Get Infected With Other Viruses	The Atlantic	Curtis Suttle	April 4
What You Need To Know About The New Canadian Climate Change Report	Chatelaine	Simon Donner	April 4
EARTH: The Ocean Farm	Flash Forward Pod	Daniel Pauly	April 2
Sierra Leone bans industrial fishing for a month	France 24	Sea Around Us	April 1
Non aux subventions conduisant à la surpêche !	EurActiv	Rashid Sumaila, Andres Cisneros-Montemayor	April 1
«Choisir entre la protection des océans ou sa destruction»	Le Parisien	Rashid Sumaila, Andres Cisneros-Montemayor	March 31
Stichwort "shifting baselines", oder: Wat willste machen?	Stern	Daniel Pauly	March 30
B.C. group proposing First Nation led commercial seal harvest as tensions mount	APTN News	Carl Walters	March 29
Why Canadian scientists are worried about being victims of 'fake news'	CTV News	Andrew Trites	March 21
B.C. scientists worry about being portrayed as 'fake news'	CTV News	Andrew Trites	March 21
Scientists fear communications chill in polarized media landscape	Star Vancouver	Andrew Trites	March 21
Scientists fear communications chill in polarized media landscape	Squamish Chief	Andrew Trites	March 21
Can Qatar and Dubai counter climate change in the Persian Gulf?	Sustainability Times	Colette Wabnitz	March 18
Protection des hippocampes : des mesures inefficaces menant à la contrebande	Radio Canada	Amanda Vincent	March 17
An ocean of plastic changes everything — even what we eat	Richmond News	Evgeny Pakhomov	March 17
BC’s Herring War, and the Sacrifice of the Salish Sea	The Tyee	Andrew Trites	March 17
An ocean of plastic changes everything — even what we eat	Time Colonist	Evgeny Pakhomov	March 17
The Secret Lives of Salmon: Where are all the pinks?	Vancouver Sun	Evgeny Pakhomov, Brian Hunt	March 15
Des chercheurs découvrent que les loutres sont droitières	Radio Canada	Andrew Trites	March 14
Fish in tubes	Hakai Magazine	Aaron Purdy	March 13
Slavery of crews and Illegal Fishing in the high seas	Darilaut.ID	Rashid Sumaila	March 11
Ottawa announces funding for Killer Whale research	CTV News	Andrew Trites	March 8
Ottawa veut savoir ce qui menace trois mammifères marins	Radio Canada	Andrew Trites	March 8
Seahorse trade continues despite export bans, study finds	Mongabay	Amanda Vincent	March 8
Feds and UBC partner to save endangered killer whale population	The Ubyssey	Andrew Trites	March 8
Something fishy: study alleges fraud in US seafood labeling	Daily Times Pakistan	Daniel Pauly	March 8
Globally renowned fisheries economist Professor Rashid Sumaila visits UWA	UWA News	Rashid Sumaila, Dirk Zeller	March 8
Something fishy: study alleges fraud in US seafood labeling	Asia One	Daniel Pauly	March 8
Le réchauffement climatique profite aux pêcheurs des Maritimes	La Presse	Daniel Pauly	March 8
Should B.C. adopt a seal hunt? Scientists warn of consequences	CTV News	Andrew Trites	March 8
L’usage d’un explosif pour faire fuir des otaries déclenche une enquête fédérale	Radio Canada	Andrew Trites	March 8
«Fake news» chez les poissons	TVA Nouvelles	Daniel Pauly	March 7
Video of B.C. fisherman throwing explosive into crowd of sea lions sparks controversy	CBC News	Andrew Trites	March 7
Fisherman flings explosive at sea lions, sparking controversy	USA Today - For the Win	Andrew Trites	March 7
Focas y leones marinos son atacados con explosivos en Canadá	Debate MX	Andrew Trites	March 7
Video of man throwing an explosive toward sea lions off B.C. coast sparks outrage	CHEK News	Andrew Trites	March 7
Scientists warn of ecosystem consequences for proposed B.C. seal hunt	Prince George Citizen	Andrew Trites	March 7
Seal hunt eco warning	Castanet	Andrew Trites	March 7
Tata Kelola Perikanan Laut Lepas Harus Diperbaiki Menyeluruh	Medcom.id	Rashid Sumaila	March 7
Indonesia Kaji Tata Kelola Perikanan di Sela World Ocean Summit	Tempo	Rashid Sumaila	March 7
Mehr Klimaschutz brächte Fischerei Milliarden	SonneSeite	Rashid Sumaila	March 5
East China Sea fish stocks hit hard by global warming	China Dialogue	Rashid Sumaila	March 5
If you don't like eating fish, you might be a fan of global warming	Popular Science	Rashid Sumaila	March 4
Achieving Paris climate target could add billions in fisheries revenue	Financial Express	Rashid Sumaila, Travis Tai, William Cheung	March 3
Ocean warming leads to declining fish stocks, with developing regions hardest hit	The Energy Mix	Rashid Sumaila	March 3
Il riscaldamento globale sta già danneggiando la pesca in tutto il mondo	Green Report Italy	Rashid Sumaila, Travis Tai, William Cheung	March 1
Mehr Klimaschutz brächte Fischerei Milliarden	Wallstreet Online Germany	Rashid Sumaila, Travis Tai, William Cheung	March 1
Global Warming Decimating World Fisheries—And Studies Warn It's On Track to Get Worse Without Urgent Action	Common Dreams	Rashid Sumaila	March 1
Despite export bans global seahorse trade continues	Science Daily	Amanda Vincent, Sarah Foster, Ting-Chun Kuo	February 28
Earth's fish are disappearing because of climate change, study say	CNN	Rashid Sumaila	February 28
Study: Climate Change Is Killing Earth’s Fish, Threatening Food Supplies	ValueWalk	Rashid Sumaila	February 28
Despite export bans global seahorse trade continues	Phys.org	Amanda Vincent, Sarah Foster, Ting-Chun Kuo	February 28
By the Book: Edward O. Wilson	New York Times	Daniel Pauly	February 28
Fisheries could lose billions of dollars from global warming	Earth.com	Rashid Sumaila, William Cheung, Travis Tai	February 28
Scientists warn global warming could destroy fish stocks and spark migration	The National UAE	Rashid Sumaila	February 28
Scientists warn global warming could decimate fish supplies and fuel migration	Eco-Business	Rashid Sumaila	February 28
Calentamiento global podría diezmar suministros de peces y alentar migración	Forbes Mexico	Rashid Sumaila	February 27
Scientists warn global warming could decimate fish supplies and fuel migration	Reuters	Rashid Sumaila	February 27
Achieving Paris climate target could net additional billions in fisheries revenue	Phys.org	Rashid Sumaila, William Cheung, Travis Tai	February 27
Proposal to reopen commercial seal hunt in B.C. could have consequences for transient killer whales	Canadian Geographic	Andrew Trites	February 25
Your Weather Tweets Are Showing Your Climate Amnesia	Wired	Daniel Pauly	February 25
HUNGER: The decline of salmon adds to the struggle of Puget Sound’s orcas	Seattle Times	Andrew Trites	February 24
Experto advierte sobre el impacto humano en los océanos	Publi News	Daniel Pauly	February 21
Africa Must Invest in the New 'High Seas' Treaty	All Africa	Daniel Pauly	February 20
West coast group campaigns for seal, sea lion harvest	Nanaimo Bulletin	Carl Walters	February 19
Chinese aim for Somalia's shores	Daily Sabah	Sea Around Us	February 19
International salmon research expedition departs for Gulf of Alaska	CBC News	Evgeny Pakhomov, Brian Hunt	February 18
The Secret Lives of Salmon: Scientists run test fishery before heading to open ocean	The Province	Evgeny Pakhomov, Brian Hunt	February 18
Salmon researchers begin expeditiona	CTV News	Evgeny Pakhomov, Brian Hunt	February 16
La competencia entre la pesquería y las aves marinas	RFI	Sea Around Us	February 15
All of Earth's coldest years on record all happened over 90 years ago	Mashable	Simon Donner	February 9
Earth's coldest years on record all happened over 90 years ago	Yahoo News	Simon Donner	February 9
Some Canadians Are Pushing The Government To Allow Seal Hunting For Fine Dining	Narcity	Andrew Trites	February 6
'Beef of the sea': Canada urged to allow seal harvest for fine dining	CTV News	Andrew Trites	February 6
Commercial seal hunting proposal getting mixed reaction	CTV News	Andrew Trites	February 6
CO2 emissions from fishing boats 30 per cent higher than previously reported, new study shows	Globe and Mail	Daniel Pauly	February 4
Carbon Dioxide Emissions From Global Fisheries Larger Than Previously Thought	Eurasia Review	Krista Greer, Dirk Zeller	February 1
La industria pesquera emite el mismo dióxido de carbono que 51 centrales eléctricas de carbón	Industrias Pesqueras	Krista Greer, Dirk Zeller	January 28
Carbon dioxide emissions from global fisheries larger than previously thought	Phys.org	Krista Greer, Dirk Zeller	January 28
Fishing imperils 40 shark species in the Galapagos	Trib Live	Daniel Pauly	January 26
Emissions from fishing vessels have quadrupled since 1950, UBC study shows	CBC News	Krista Greer	January 25
Emissions from fishing vessels have quadrupled since 1950, UBC study shows	Yahoo News	Krista Greer, Dirk Zeller	January 25
Perairan Dikuasai China, Ghana Hanya Peroleh 5% Keuntungan	Matamata politik	Rashid Sumaila	January 24
Fishing imperils 40 shark species in the Galapagos	NZ Herald	Daniel Pauly	January 22
Scientists find ‘odd’ pattern in killer whale birth, death rates	Business in Vancouver	Andrew Trites	January 21
'Pool resources to tackle illegal, unreported fishing’	Ghanaian Times	Rashid Sumaila	January 21
Shark fin soup and fishing boats: Galapagos sharks under threat	Washington Post	Daniel Pauly	January 21
Ghana gets only 5% of profit Chinese fishers make on its waters	Graphic Online	Rashid Sumaila	January 21
Thar She Grows: A New Way to Tell a Gray Whale’s Age	Hakai Magazine	Selina Agbayani	January 18
UBC researcher seeks to uncover the secrets of the lowly jellyfish	Global BC	Jessica Schaub	January 17
Marine mammals and turtles rebound after endangered species protections	High Country News	Andrew Trites	January 16
Most female fish grow bigger than the males: deal with it!	Phys.org	Daniel Pauly, Sea Around Us	January 16
Las aves marinas se mueren de hambre	Tendencias 21	Sea Around Us	January 16
Sea lions captivate Powell River residents	Coast Reporter	Andrew Trites	January 15
Sea lions captivate Powell River residents	Powell River Peak	Andrew Trites	January 14
UBC-Marinesäugetierforscher hoffnungsvoll nach neuem Mörderwal-Kalb gesichtet	Twitter Smash	Andrew Trites	January 12
UBC marine mammal researcher hopeful after new killer whale calf sighted	Global BC	Andrew Trites	January 11
Five Ways To Reduce Your Carbon Footprint	WNPR	Seth Wynes	January 11
Uns geht der Fisch langsam aus	Blick.ch	Sea Around Us	January 8
Proposed cull to save salmon may not be the answer	Global News	Andrew Trites	January 7
B.C. scientist heads survey into secret lives of Pacific salmon	Vancouver Sun	Evgeny Pakhomov	January 7
Uncovering the secret lives of salmon	Empire Advance	Evgeny Pakhomov	January 7
Nanaimo scientist heads survey into secret lives of salmon	Times Colonist	Evgeny Pakhomov	January 6
Las fábricas de harina de pescado expolian África	El Pais	Vicky Lam	January 3

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