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A graphic covering the different giant clam species NOAA Fisheries wants to list as endangered or threatened and what that means in terms of legality | Image courtesy of NOAA
December 10, 2024
US Western Pacific council fighting push to name giant clams under Endangered Species Act
Fishermen in lobster fishing areas 33 and 34 hit the water on 26 November | Photo courtesy of Atlantic Coast Images/Shutterstock
December 10, 2024
Canada’s largest lobster fisheries seeing boat price on par with 2023 two weeks into season
A South African commercial fisher hauling in a squid | Photo courtesy of the Marine Stewardship Council
December 10, 2024
South African court grants squid quota to small-scale fishers in blow to commercial sector
Alaska's state board will consider four separate proposals that would either add further restrictions on the state-managed pollock fishery or eliminate it entirely at its annual meeting in Cordova, Alaska, taking place 10 to 16 December | Photo courtesy of Troutnut/Shutterstock
December 10, 2024
Advocacy groups call on Alaska to eliminate pollock trawling in Prince William Sound
The Atlantic mackerel stock is listed as overfished by NOAA Fisheries and has been managed under a rebuilding program since November 2019 | Photo courtesy of R. Maximiliane/Shutterstock
December 10, 2024
NOAA closes US Atlantic mackerel fishery for the rest of 2024
Environment & Sustainability
A dolphin swimming in the ocean | Photo courtesy of Tara Lambourne/Shutterstock
Conservation groups sue US government to enforce marine mammal protections on imported seafood
August 12, 2024
A glass sponge, one of the protected species in the Hecate Strait Queen Charlotte Sound Glass Sponge Reef Marine Protected Area | Photo courtesy of Canada Department of Fisheries and Oceans
Canada fines commercial halibut vessel over USD 24,000 for illegal fishing
August 9, 2024
Sea Pact Executive Director Sam Grimley and Acme Smoked Fish Sustainability Manager Alexandra Golub
Op-ed: How to rebalance responsible fisheries management post-Chevron
August 7, 2024
Runoff along the Mississippi River causes the Gulf of Mexico dead zone | Photo courtesy of Justin Wilkens/Shutterstock
NOAA confirms above-average Gulf of Mexico dead zone
August 6, 2024
Scotland’s Industrial Biotechnology Innovation Centre is developing a product that could reduce algae blooms | Photo courtesy of IBioIC
Nomad Foods, Morrisons join Move to -15°C movement; Biochar could reduce algae blooms
August 6, 2024
Rep. Mary Peltola's bill would prevent the U.S. federal government from supporting offshore aquaculture without Congressional authorization. | Photo courtesy of Leonid Sorokin/Shutterstock
Peltola moves to ban US support of offshore aquaculture in federal waters
August 5, 2024
Sustainability Strategist Ned Daly | Photo courtesy of Ned Daly/LinkedIn
Op-ed: Business cluster models are helping enable innovation in seafood
August 2, 2024
Alaska Fisheries Science Center Director Robert Foy, NOAA Fisheries Alaska Regional Administrator Jon Kurland, and NOAA Assistant Administrator Janet Coit at a panel at Seafood Expo North America | Photo by Chris Chase/SeafoodSource
NOAA Fisheries grappling with fisheries management in the face of climate change
August 2, 2024
Species Recovery Grant funding helps support conservation efforts for species like Atlantic sturgeon | Photo courtesy of NOAA Fisheries
US senators vie to keep Species Recovery Grants going as NOAA proposes ending program
August 2, 2024
MarinTrust Executive Chair Libby Woodhatch giving a presentation | Photo courtesy of MarinTrust
DeSmog: MarinTrust not addressing conflict of interest problems
August 1, 2024
Two researchers monitor a coho salmon death in Longfellow Creek in Seattle, Washington, U.S.A. in 2020 | Photo courtesy of Puget Soundkeeper
6PPD alternatives found for further testing after its discovered link to Washington salmon die-offs
August 1, 2024
Jordan deposited its instrument of acceptance of the WTO Agreement on Fisheries Subsidies on 23 July | Photo courtesy of World Trade Organization
India faces recrimination over its stance in WTO fishery subsidies deal negotiations
July 31, 2024
Horseshoe crab conservation gained a win as the U.S. Pharmacopeia has developed new standards paving the way for replacing horseshoe crab blood with synthetic alternatives in biomedical applications | Photo courtesy of Jana Shea/Shutterstock
New biomedical standards celebrated by organizations opposed to horseshoe crab harvesting
July 30, 2024
The Bonneville Fish Hatchery in the Columbia River Gorge | Photo courtesy of Tada Images/Shutterstock
US government announces USD 240 million for Pacific Northwest hatchery upkeep
July 29, 2024
Lawmakers are fighting a rule change that would expand vessel speed limits to protect North Atlantic right whales | Photo courtesy Foto 4440/Shutterstock
US lawmakers trying to stop NOAA Fisheries’ new vessel speed rules
July 29, 2024
A new ISSF report found roughly half of global tuna stocks are now sustainable, an increase from 2023 | Photo courtesy of Cacio Murilo/Shutterstock
ISSF report finds more tuna stocks are sustainable
July 29, 2024
The U.S. federal government is recommending USD 220 million for coastal restoration and resilience projects | Photo courtesy of NOAA
Biden administration announces USD 220 million for coastal habitat restoration, resilience
July 26, 2024
Jeff Farvour, a Sitka, Alaska-based salmon troller and Alaska Longline Fishermen's Association board member | Photo courtesy of Pacific Marine Expo
Southeast Alaska salmon fishery defenders lash out against Ocean Wise recommendation removal
July 25, 2024
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