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Ecological Ecosystem in Fisheries and Coastal Livelihoods

What do healthy ecosystems have to do with fisheries and coastal livelihoods? Ecological economics helps us understand that the economy is not separate from nature. Fisheries, seafood, income, and coastal livelihoods all depend on healthy...

High-Frequency Acoustic Transmitter Technology to Mitigate Impacts of Fishing Gear on Marine Mammals

What is …High-Frequency Acoustic Transmitter Technology to Mitigate Impacts of Fishing Gear on Marine Mammals And why use it? Some problems with dolphins in ThailandThere was a time when Songkhla Lake was alive with them....

ASSESSMENT OF SEAFLOOR DEBRIS IN THE GULF OF THAILAND

Debris originating from both land and sea represents a major environmental threat, posing severe risks to marine life through entanglement and ingestion. Despite these critical dangers, comprehensive seafloor debris data for the Gulf of...

The MARPOL Convention and its Implementation Onboard M.V. SEAFDEC

What is The MARPOL? The International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships (MARPOL) is the main international convention covering prevention of pollution of the marine environment by ships from operational or accidental causes. The...

SEAFDEC/TD Partners with Thailand’s Department of Fisheries to Advance Ozone Slurry Ice (OSI) Research for Extending Black Tiger Shrimp Shelf Life

Bridging the Gap Between Andaman Coast Farmers and International Markets Three-Pillar Challenge    1. Market Ambition    2. Technical Barrier    3. Economic Reality Elevating Local Quality to Meet Global Sustainability Mandates An Integrated Ecosystem Powering Innovation Engineering the 24-Hour Precision...

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