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Closing the fish farming loop
A Hong Kong company aims to become the first to farm reef fish in a way that is sustainable as well as commercially viable
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In the pink of health?
Hong Kong's famous dolphins are under threat from all sides, including from some of the supposed ecotourism operators who run trips to see them
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Doug and the plastic vortex
A team sets out to learn more about the size and composition of the immense raft of floating plastic in the North Pacific
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Stalking Sri Lanka's Big 5
Go out looking for the country's biggest mammals and you will discover a stunningly rich natural heritage both on land and at sea
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Plenty of other fish in the sea
Marine fish stocks are dangerously depleted but consumers can play a part in saving them simply by making more informed choices
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Log it or lose it
Such are the challenges facing conservationists in the region that some are coming round to the idea of certifiable selective logging as a way forward
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Protecting the Napoleon Wrasse
Unfortunately, most people in Asia only come face-to-face with this fish on the dining table.
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Basis for change
Two huge database projects are amassing everything
fisheries' managers and anyone else interested could
want to know about marine organisms
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After the bombs
A badly damaged reef off Java is getting a second chance thanks to the efforts of an NGO/private company partnership
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Any colour so long as it's green
Two traditional fibres enjoy a renaissance thanks to the rise and rise of environmentalism
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Stalling the wildlife trade
Tackling the tragic illegal trade in wildlife at Bangkok's famous weekend market
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Accessing our liquid assets
Singapore and Hong Kong offer very different perspectives on the possibility of access to freshwater for recreational use.
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