El Niño May Impact Small Pelagic Fish Catch, Warns Fisherfolk Group
A Philippine fishers' group has warned that the potential strong El Niño could affect fishing activities, particularly the catch of small pelagic fish like galunggong and sardines, due to rising sea surface temperatures impacting water columns.
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