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Why Marine Conservation Pilots Vanish After Year Three
Why marine conservation and ecosystem restoration projects face structural failure without a governance framework.
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Enhancing growth and disease resistance in offshore seabream farming through rabbitfish integration in polycul
Authors: Nabil Mansour, Ahmed G. Ismail, Sabhah Alhmoudi, Fouad Lamghari.Net biofouling and net-biting behavior of 174 days old seabream fish reared in (A) polyculture cages with rabbitfish and (B) monoculture cages. F: …
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Introducing the Biopod: A New Step Toward Coral Restoration and Marine Conservation
Coral reefs are among the most important ecosystems on Earth. They support marine life, protect coastlines, and help maintain the health of our oceans. However, many reefs are under serious threat from climate change, po…
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Advancing Water Sustainability and Marine Protection at a Global Water Congress
A major international water congress held in Abu Dhabi brought together global experts, researchers, and innovators to discuss the future of water sustainability, desalination, and marine protection. The event focused on…
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Smart Marine Buoys: Improving Ocean Monitoring and Sustainability
Our oceans are vital to life on Earth, but they are under increasing pressure from climate change, pollution, and human activities. To better understand and protect marine environments, smart marine buoys are becoming an…
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The Benefits of Polyculture: Gilthead Seabream and Safi Fish
Polyculture, the practice of raising multiple species together, is becoming a popular and sustainable approach in aquaculture. In Fujairah, combining gilthead seabream (Sparus aurata) and safi fish (Siganus canaliculatus…
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Why Phytoplankton Monitoring Matters for Ocean Health and Shellfish Safety
Phytoplankton are tiny plant-like organisms that live in seawater and form the foundation of marine life. Although they are microscopic, they play a major role in ocean ecosystems by supporting the entire food chain. Mon…
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Our Aquaculture Operations: Social Responsibility in Action
Where Research, Community, and the Blue Economy Come TogetherIn Fujairah, the sea is more than a landscape. It is culture, identity, and livelihood. Our aquaculture operations were built on a simple belief: responsible f…
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Strengthening Marine Science Across the Gulf
The Fujairah Research Centre (FRC) and the Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research (KISR) have officially joined forces to advance marine researchThe Fujairah Research Centre (FRC) and the Kuwait Institute for Scientifi…
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Integrated Coastal Oil Spill and Harmful Algal Bloom Monitoring for the UAE Shorelines
1. IntroductionMarine pollution, including oil spills and harmful algal blooms (HABs), poses significant ecological, economic, and social risks to coastal environments. Effective early detection and real-time monitoring …
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Enhancing growth and disease resistance in offshore seabream farming through rabbitfish integration in polycul
Authors : Nabil Mansour, Ahmed G. Ismail , Sabhah Alhmoudi and Fouad LamghariAbstract Introduction: White-spotted rabbitfish (Siganus canaliculatus), an herbivorous species that grazes on algae and seaweed, contributes s…
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Building a Culture of Marine Sustainability – Together with the University of Khorfakkan
It was an honor to provide a talk today and engage with the bright students of the University of Khorfakkan, Department of Communication. Their enthusiasm and curiosity reflect a new generation ready to take responsibili…