The nearshore waters of India along the 8060 km coastline support lucrative fisheries contributing about 90% of the total marine fish landings of the country. The brackishwater ecosystems also afford capture fisheries of some magnitude, besides traditional cultue fisheries in certain maritime States. We have an area of 9 million hectare of inshore waters of less than 18 m depth and 1.7 million hectare of brackishwaters in the adjoining coastal zone. Incresising interest is being evinced in the optimum utiUzation of these water resources by augmenting their productivity through artificial reefs and seafarming
Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute has conducted the final report presentation meeting fo...
World fisheries today face threats from several quarters, including non-judicious fishing practices ...
Artisanal fishermen in Kerala, India, have built artificial reefs to attract fish back into their fi...
Forty countries on six continents, are using the artificial reef technology today. Artificial reefs...
Artisanal fishermen of Trivandrum area in South India are showing keen interest to put up artificial...
Artificial reefs are man-made underwater structures that provide habitat for many types of fishes. F...
Artificial reefs are used throughout the world to increase the fisheries poter\tial of barren or r...
Several demersal fishes arc found to congregate in the vicinity of submerged objects such as reefs,...
Nowadays the need for artificial reefs is growing in India, since the fishery resources of the ins...
Floating bamboo bundles and piles of stones kept on the sea bottom have long been used by traditio...
The depletion of fishery resources and their habitats on account of fishing, pollution and other ant...
Artificial reefs are natural or manmade external objects or stable structures placed in the sea to p...
Not AvailableArtisanal fishermen of Trivandrum area in South India are showing keen interest to put ...
Reefs were constructed mostly in the sandy region at a depth varying from 5 to 27m. Granite stones o...
To promote sustainable fishing and improve the livelihood of fishermen, the union government has dec...
Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute has conducted the final report presentation meeting fo...
World fisheries today face threats from several quarters, including non-judicious fishing practices ...
Artisanal fishermen in Kerala, India, have built artificial reefs to attract fish back into their fi...
Forty countries on six continents, are using the artificial reef technology today. Artificial reefs...
Artisanal fishermen of Trivandrum area in South India are showing keen interest to put up artificial...
Artificial reefs are man-made underwater structures that provide habitat for many types of fishes. F...
Artificial reefs are used throughout the world to increase the fisheries poter\tial of barren or r...
Several demersal fishes arc found to congregate in the vicinity of submerged objects such as reefs,...
Nowadays the need for artificial reefs is growing in India, since the fishery resources of the ins...
Floating bamboo bundles and piles of stones kept on the sea bottom have long been used by traditio...
The depletion of fishery resources and their habitats on account of fishing, pollution and other ant...
Artificial reefs are natural or manmade external objects or stable structures placed in the sea to p...
Not AvailableArtisanal fishermen of Trivandrum area in South India are showing keen interest to put ...
Reefs were constructed mostly in the sandy region at a depth varying from 5 to 27m. Granite stones o...
To promote sustainable fishing and improve the livelihood of fishermen, the union government has dec...
Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute has conducted the final report presentation meeting fo...
World fisheries today face threats from several quarters, including non-judicious fishing practices ...
Artisanal fishermen in Kerala, India, have built artificial reefs to attract fish back into their fi...