If you’ve ever been to Nicaragua during the dry season, you’ll know why we’ve been getting very excited about some water harvesting rpojects there. For the latest on the work – by the CIAT-based Latin American Fund for Irrigated Rice (FLAR) – have a look at this feature, just published as part of a Climate Sustainable Agriculture special featureRead More …
Fisherman in Bangladesh are reporting unusually abundant catches of their national fish, Hilsa, at a time of year when supplies are normally quite lean, and scientists are saying climate change is a contributing factor. While a win for local fishermen, this disturbance in the breeding cycle may be connected to a series of environmental interruptions, and is symptomatic of anRead More …
As global fish consumption reaches an all-time high, fish farming and tighter control of the fisheries industry is crucial to maintaining supplies, according to a new report by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO). Billions of people worldwide depend on fish as a vital source of protein, and while production from fish farming is set to overtakeRead More …
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