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Climate driven response of the Iceland-East Greenland-Jan Mayen capelin distribution

“Climate change is altering the distribution of marine organisms worldwide. This may, in turn, affect the overall structure and functioning of ecosystems, sometimes leading to low productive regimes. Pronounced shifts in distribution and migration have been observed for capelin (Mallotus villosus), one of the ecologically and commercially important species in the Arctic. This study attempts …

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We have a new member!

Triton has a new team member and we are happy to welcome Maria Naumovskaya on board. Maria will be replacing Ásgerður who has been with us for 6 years and who we wish all the best in her future endeavours.

Low stock numbers of cod

The Faroese Marine Research Institute – Havstofan, has advised a 10-20% reduction on permitted fishing days for the coming season. This is because of low spawning stock numbers of cod. The numbers for haddock and saithe remain stable. We wait to see how this will affect price of fresh and frozen cod products in the coming …

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