As fish stocks decline in the Baltic Sea, competition increases – competition between fishermen and fishermen, between fishermen and seals, between seals and seabirds. Does anyone have more rights to the fish resource than anyone else?
As fish stocks decline in the Baltic Sea, competition increases – competition between fishermen and fishermen, between fishermen and seals, between seals and seabirds. Does anyone have more rights to the fish resource than anyone else?
Almost two million Swedes recreational fish, an age-old interest that often leads to commitment to protecting the environment. But science states that fish can feel pain, the question is only how they experience it
According to a new publication from the Swedish Institute for the Marine Environment, organized fishing was conducted in Stockholm's outer archipelago already in the early Middle Ages
Millions of Swedish recreational fishermen want to save endangered species by releasing caught fish, so-called catch-and-release. But what happens to all those fish that are hooked, photographed and released back? The issue of whether fish feel pain is a controversial topic, not least among anglers