Sinop University Will Bring Invasive Species in the Black Sea Into the Economy by Hunting Them.
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A study has been initiated under the leadership of Sinop University to bring invasive marine species such as the blue crab and Pacific oyster, which have begun to live in the Black Sea due to global climate change, into the economy through fishing. Associate Professor Dr. Barış Bayraklı, the project leader, stated that the project, supported by the European Union, is part of the mission "Let's restore our oceans and waters," adding, "Instead of …
A consortium led by Sinop University has launched the 'Climate Hunter' project to reclaim invasive species in the Black Sea for economic benefit. The two-year project, covering Turkey, Romania, and Georgia, will provide training to fishermen, and the harvested species will be purchased by the consortium.
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