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Arild Aasmyr is the new Chief Executive Officer of Trident Aqua Services, a company formed by a merger between Aquaship, Intership, and FSV Group | Photo courtesy of Trident Aqua Services
July 9, 2025
Eduardo Carbajosa retiring from role as Acme CEO; Arild Aasmyr named CEO of Trident Aqua Services
The study of the 2024 season found that commercial harvesting of menhaden – also referred to as pogies – in the Southern state accounted for only 3.4 percent of the red drum removals | Photo courtesy of NOAA Fisheries
July 9, 2025
Louisiana commercial fishers welcome menhaden bycatch study
Canadian oyster farmers and harvesters are grappling with the detection of Dermo in three more provinces besides Prince Edward Island – a first for the country | Image courtesy of the Canadian Department of Fisheries and Oceans
July 9, 2025
Canada’s oyster industry faces new pathogen detections in three provinces
NIBIO research scientist Abirami Ramu Ganesan and her team have so far found that their urchin-based biostimulant outperforms chemical biostimulants | Photo courtesy of Ava Ocean
July 9, 2025
Kelp-eating urchins may produce effective fertilizer alternative, Ava Ocean project reveals
The report highlighted that with global trade disruptions showing no signs of abating, managing environmental risks has become even more crucial for aquaculture operations | Photo courtesy of Nowaczyk/Shutterstock
July 9, 2025
Trade volatility is increasingly dictating global seafood strategies, Rabobank finds
Environment & Sustainability
Zambian fishers on Lake Tanganyika | Photo courtesy of Tatsiana Hendzel/Shutterstock
East African countries unveil joint biodiversity conservation project on Lake Tanganyika
April 2, 2025
Mexican law enforcement removed roughly 6,000 meters of netting set to catch endangered totoaba | Photo courtesy of Conapesca
Mexico law enforcement remove illegal gillnets, rescue surviving totoaba
April 2, 2025
Under Louisiana state law, commercial crabbers are allowed to keep some juvenile female crabs, but they cannot make up more than 5 percent of the total catch | Photo courtesy of KasiaXy/Shutterstock
Louisiana cites four for commercial crabbing violations
April 2, 2025
Including the latest incident, the U.S. Coast Guard has reported capturing 38 Mexican fishers illegally harvesting red snapper in the Gulf of Mexico so far this year | Photo courtesy of the U.S. Coast Guard
US Coast Guard apprehends more red snapper poachers from Mexico
April 2, 2025
The IOTC is preparing for its 29th meeting in April, and the ISSF is calling on the commission to enhance electronic monitoring | Photo courtesy of the Global Tuna Alliance
ISSF calls on IOTC to enhance monitoring, management during next annual meeting
April 2, 2025
The controversial practice of deep seabed mining involves collecting polymetallic nodules, ancient mineral-rich rocks, from the deep ocean floor | Photo courtesy of V.Gordeev/Shutterstock
NGOs, International Seabed Authority condemn plan to begin undersea mining in defiance of UN regulations
April 1, 2025
Fishing vessels at a dock in McClellanville, South Carolina | Photo courtesy of Raymond B. Summers/Shutterstock
South Carolina commercial fisher found guilty of lying about catch
April 1, 2025
Leonardo DiCaprio, a vocal conservationist, shared his concern about Tasmania's Maugean skate with 60 million Instagram followers | Photo courtesy of DFree/Shutterstock
Leonardo DiCaprio joins ill-fated Maugean skate protection campaign
March 31, 2025
California has blamed the declining salmon runs on a host of environmental factors, including drought, severe wildfires, and ocean forage shifts | Photo courtesy of Karel Bock/Shutterstock
California reports progress on salmon recovery strategy
March 31, 2025
The state of Washington sets a daily harvest of 80 shrimp per person | Photo courtesy of WDFW
Washington court sentences man for overharvesting shrimp
March 28, 2025
Invasive species have had a devastating impact on the Great Lakes’ fisheries, and governments rely on hatchery programs to restock the lakes and help native species recover. | Photo courtesy of Scenic Concepts/USFWS
Michigan legislators want to better track hatchery fish in the Great Lakes
March 28, 2025
On 25 May 2024, DFO officers found Delacruz and Allam with 262 Manila clams, 222 of which were under the legal size limit. | Photo courtesy of Chase Clausen/Shutterstock
Canada fines fishers for overharvesting clams and oysters
March 27, 2025
Chilean hake | Photo courtesy of CeDePesca
CeDePesca makes advancements in Chilean hake, Mexican red snapper FIPs
March 26, 2025
Ventisqueros' southern Chilean farming center that runs fully on renewable energy | Photo courtesy of Ventisqueros/LinkedIn
Ventisqueros gets Chilean salmon-farming center fully running on renewable energy
March 25, 2025
Silwanus, an Indonesian migrant fisher who lost two fingers in an accident aboard a Taiwanese tuna vessel, attended SENA to talk about how Wi-Fi could have helped protect him or hold his captain accountable | Photo courtesy of Erin Spampinato
Workers’ rights campaign continues push for Wi-Fi on distant-water fishing vessels
March 25, 2025
The Turkish coastal town of Ocaklar covered in abandoned fishing nets | Photo courtesy of CarrefourSA
Turkish retailer CarrefourSA creates “ghost town” to show impact abandoned gear has on small-scale fishing
March 25, 2025
There are only roughly 370 North Atlantic right whales left, and according to NOAA Fisheries, the main threats to the species are vessel strikes and fishing gear entanglements | Photo courtesy of Jim Madigan/Shutterstock
Conservation groups aim to defend NOAA vessel speed limit in court
March 25, 2025
Tucson, Arizona, U.S.A.-based wildlife conservation nonprofit CBD sued Maryland to overturn data on how many horseshoe crabs are killed or injured by fishers annually | Photo courtesy of Jarous/Shutterstock
US circuit court orders Maryland to release horseshoe crab mortality data
March 24, 2025
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