Volos, Greece — More than 100 tons of dead fish were collected in and around the port of Volos in central Greece after a mass die-off linked to extreme weather fluctuations, authorities said Thursday.

Studies and NGOs have documented lost or abandoned gear from open-net aquaculture operations in coastal areas across cold and temperate latitudes, where fish farming in the sea expanded rapidly in the ...

VOLOS, Greece, Aug 28 (Reuters) - Greek authorities have started collecting hundreds of thousands of dead fish that poured into a tourist port in the central city of Volos this week after being ...

The mass deaths of the fish were most likely caused by climate change. The vacation area and its businesses have been suffering since. By Niki Kitsantonis Authorities in central Greece said on ...

Greece is taking another step forward to protect its marine fauna and flora. Greece has clamped down on the smuggling of sea urchins in recent years, a product which can fetch lucrative sums on the ...

Greece is taking another step forward to protect its marine fauna and flora. Illegal fishing presents a serious environmental and economic challenge for the country. A new interactive map presenting ...