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Anders Murray

Department of Fishery Sciences, University of Houston-Clear Lake, Ethiopia

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    Navigating the Blue Frontier: Exploring the Wealth of Aquatic Resources
    Author(s): Anders Murray*

    The world's oceans, rivers, lakes, and wetlands are teeming with life, harboring a diverse array of aquatic resources that sustain ecosystems, support livelihoods, and provide essential services to humanity. From fish stocks to marine biodiversity, aquatic resources play a vital role in global food security, economic prosperity, and environmental wellbeing. In this comprehensive article, we embark on a journey to uncover the wealth of aquatic resources, exploring their significance, challenges, and potential for sustainable management and conservation... View More»

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