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Le syndrome des lignes de base changeantes continue de faire les gros titres.
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The Sea Around Us PI, Dr. Daniel Pauly, explains the contradiction of fishing up to six times the weight of a farmed salmon to feed it. Full story in the comments.

The Sea Around Us PI, Dr. Daniel Pauly, explains the contradiction of fishing up to six times the weight of a farmed salmon to feed it. [In - Use your browser's translation tool]

“La acuicultura no reduce la presión sobre los peces silvestres” Que comer pescado es bueno para la salud, es ampliamente aceptado y respaldado por la ciencia. Una reciente contribución en la revista Nature no solo lo confirma sino que señala que en todo el mundo se pescan suficientes peces para todos. Pero irónicamente no llega a todos porque se usa para alim...

Directly from the David Suzuki Foundation: Daniel Pauly's "shifting baseline syndrome lays bare all the ways past generations failed future ones."

On love and legacy: Shifting baseline syndrome strikes home Shifting baseline syndrome lays bare all the ways past generations failed future ones. It also reminds us that we can shift baselines in another direction.

Marine fisheries data becomes even more meaningful when viewed through an ecosystem lens.

The Sea Around Us website now lets users explore reconstructed catches by Inshore Fishing Areas, estuaries, coral reefs, seamounts and ocean fronts within every EEZ, providing valuable ecological context for fisheries research and management.
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"The generational amnesia observed by Daniel Pauly, my Quadra neighbours, and me is a main cause of shifting baseline syndrome," David Suzuki, from the David Suzuki Foundation, writes. "Younger generations inherit degraded environments with no memory of what existed."

On love and legacy: Shifting baseline syndrome strikes home - Pancouver Shifting baseline syndrome describes how environmental information is lost from memory over time, so changes go unnoticed.

🌊 There's more to fisheries than total catches.

Every EEZ tells a deeper story when you explore catches by ecosystem. On the Sea Around Us website, you can break down reconstructed catches by Inshore Fishing Areas, estuaries, coral reefs, seamounts and ocean fronts to better understand where fisheries depend on marine ecosystems. Learn more 👇

Explore catches by ecosystem | Sea Around Us Explore EEZ catches by ecosystem on the Sea Around Us. See totals for IFA, estuaries, coral reefs, seamounts & fronts.

In Spanish: The concept of “shifting baselines”, proposed by marine biologist Daniel Pauly, explains how new generations become accustomed to a devastated natural environment.

El cielo que vieron nuestros padres ya no existe: la basura espacial es el nuevo frente de lucha ambiental en la frontera México-EEUU Para habitantes de la playa Bagdad, en Tamaulipas, la búsqueda de vida en Marte no es sinónimo de progreso, pues han visto sus territorios devastados por los daños ambientales que ocasiona la carrera espacial

Philippe Cury et Daniel Pauly avaient cosigné un manifeste titré «Mange tes méduses!»*. Son propos? À force de vider les océans, ces étranges animaux ont commencé à occuper la niche écologique libérée.

Le collagène de méduse, une piste pour les cosmétiques? - Le Temps Une équipe espagnole se penche sur la récupération des captures accidentelles de méduses. Elle montre qu’il est possible d’en extraire du collagène de haute qualité et que les pêcheurs se montrent intéressés par cette valorisation

Observing that fishers lower their standard of a “good catch” with each generation, marine biologist Daniel Pauly first coined the term, and it fits insects perfectly as well.

[Romantic Biology] Where Did the Bugs on Our Windshields Go? Anyone who has been driving for a long time will remember this. Just two or three decades ago, after driving on the highway on a summer night, the car’s windshield would be smeared with the remains of