Milkfish fry supply plays an important role in the Philippine aquaculture industry, where fish breeders and hatchery operators depend on healthy juvenile fish to sustain production. Researchers are exploring how …

Overfishing in the Philippines is putting increasing pressure on the country’s marine resources, threatening fish supplies, coastal livelihoods, and food security. Despite being surrounded by some of the world’s richest …

Coral reef decline in the Philippines is becoming a growing environmental and food security concern, threatening marine biodiversity, fishing communities, and the country’s seafood supply. Coral reefs provide essential habitats …

Fish catch decline in the Philippines has worsened over the decades. In the 1950s, the average fish catch was “more than 10 kilograms a day,” but this dropped to “less …

Tilapia in the Philippines is now the second most important fish in the country after bangus, with fish pens common in major rivers and lakes nationwide. (Second of Two Parts) …

Tilapia industry Philippines has transformed tilapia from a once-unwanted fish into one of the most popular food fish among Filipinos. (First of Two Parts) Tilapia, once regarded as a nuisance, …

Tilapia farming in the Philippines has evolved from traditional fishing practices into one of the country’s fastest-growing aquaculture industries. Fishing has existed since the dawn of time. Even in Biblical …