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FISH

Invasive fish, snails found in Kruger National Park
The Green Guardian
/ 10 July 2023

Invasive fish, snails found in Kruger National Park

Australian crayfish, carp from Europe and Asia, silver carp from China, Nile tilapia, the North American largemouth bass and mosquitofish, suckermouth catfish from South America and alien snails have invaded the park

By Sheree Bega
Contaminated Isipingo lagoon and other beaches leaves KwaZulu-Natal fishers reeling
The Green Guardian
/ 17 August 2022

Contaminated Isipingo lagoon and other beaches leaves KwaZulu-Natal fishers reeling

The contamination has resulted in the lagoon being closed while a cleanup is underway, cutting off fishers’ source of income

By Lesego Chepape
Shell’s seismic survey on the Wild Coast will be destructive, scientist says
The Green Guardian
/ 12 November 2021

Shell’s seismic survey on the Wild Coast will be destructive, scientist says

But the oil and gas giant says it follows international best practice

By Sheree Bega
Screen Grab: Deeply shallow
Opinion
/ 12 June 2021

Screen Grab: Deeply shallow

The documentary ‘Seaspiracy’ is a textbook display of disingenuous interviewing

By Carlos Amato
‘Who will feed my children if these powerships chase the fish away?’
The Green Guardian
/ 6 May 2021

‘Who will feed my children if these powerships chase the fish away?’

Final EIAs for controversial Karpowership projects submitted to environment minister Barbara Creecy

By Sheree Bega
A Gauteng firm is using bioplastics to limit microplastics
The Green Guardian
/ 7 March 2021

A Gauteng firm is using bioplastics to limit microplastics

Humans eat, drink and breathe in tens of thousands of micro- and nanoplastics, but research into the effects on health is limited

By Boitumelo Kgobotlo
Toxic ocean pollution adds to fish woes
Article
/ 27 February 2017

Toxic ocean pollution adds to fish woes

The amount of food available in the oceans will decrease by up to 55% this century, starving animals already struggling to adapt to warming oceans.

By Sipho Kings
Recipes for success with sustainable fish
Article
/ 20 November 2014

Recipes for success with sustainable fish

‘Star Fish’ is not just a collection of tasty recipes; it is underpinned by environmental imperatives too.

By Matthew Burbidge
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Article
/ 7 August 2008

Guppies, humans have something in common

Females from at least one other species besides our own will sometimes go to great lengths to avoid sexual harassment by males.

By Staff Reporter
No image available
Article
/ 21 July 2008

The doctor fish are in

Ready for the latest in spa pampering? Prepare to dunk your feet in a tank of water and let tiny carp nibble away.

By Matthew Barakat

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