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Seafood restauranteur Tilman Fertitta has been named U.S. ambassador to Italy, pending Senate Confirmation | Photo courtesy of Diego Pimentel/Flickr
March 27, 2025
Landry’s CEO will resign if confirmed as U.S. ambassador; Ocean Outcomes names new Board members
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
March 27, 2025
Canada fines fishers for overharvesting clams and oysters
Initially introduced to the region as a recreational fish in the 1960s, invasive blue catfish have come to dominate Chesapeake Bay ecosystems and drive out other species. | Photo courtesy of Jennifer White Maxwell/Shutterstock
March 27, 2025
US lawmakers propose transferring blue catfish inspections back to the FDA
Omakai, a popular Miami sushi restaurant, partnered with Verlasso to host a pop up hand roll bar at the 2025 Miami Open | Photo courtesy of Verlasso
March 27, 2025
Aquachile’s luxury salmon brand Verlasso featured at tennis’s Miami Open
A wide array of salmon-farming stakeholders met in Puerto Montt to begin work on a long-term plan for the sector to help drive development | Photo courtesy of SalmonChile
March 27, 2025
Chile’s salmon-farming sector working on 50-year plan to ensure stability
Environment & Sustainability
Since their introduction to the Chesapeake Bay as a recreational fish in the late 1960s, predatory blue catfish have come to dominate waters in Virginia and neighboring Maryland. | Photo courtesy of NOAA Fisheries
Virginia lawmakers look to reduce restrictions on harvesting invasive blue catfish
February 6, 2025
AZTI's new ecosystem-based management tool is meant to address competing claims between various stakeholders, such as the wind industry, aquaculture, and fisheries | Photo courtesy of Annelies Brouw/AZTI
New AZTI tool standardizes ecosystems-based marine planning methods; IFCO breaks reusable packaging records in 2024
February 6, 2025
A bottom-trawling net scraping the ocean floor | Photo courtesy of Marine Conservation Institute
2022 EU deep-sea closures proven partially effective but require further monitoring, study finds
February 5, 2025
U.S. President Donald Trump has nominated former NOAA Acting Administrator Neil Jacobs to lead the agency. | Photo courtesy of the Department of Commerce
Trump nominates Neil Jacob to lead NOAA
February 5, 2025
Indigenous fisheries, and small fisheries in general, are often not assessed for their sustainability, though they generally used sustainable practices | Photo courtesy of Ocean Wise
Ocean Wise wins CAN 850,000 to assess understudied indigenous fisheries' sustainability
February 5, 2025
USAID invested more than USD 73 million (EUR 70 million) “to conserve marine biodiversity and promote sustainable fisheries in priority biodiversity areas” in fiscal year 2022. | Photo courtesy of Anton Gvozdikov/Shutterstock
Foreign fisheries support in jeopardy after Trump admin freezes USAID
February 5, 2025
On 28 January, Coast Guard crews collaborated to locate and stop three Mexican fishers operating illegally in U.S. waters. | Photo courtesy of the U.S. Coast Guard
US Coast Guard catches lancha crew with 200 pounds of illegal red snapper off the coast of Texas
February 4, 2025
A new study on seafood species in Oregon found microplastics 99 percent of samples | Photo courtesy of Deemerwha studio/Shutterstock
Study finds microplastics in nearly all tested seafood samples on US West Coast
February 3, 2025
About 350-370 individual whales are left in the wild | Photo courtesy of lego 19861111/Shutterstock
Long legal battle over right whale regulations ends in victory for conservationists
January 31, 2025
The New England Fishery Management Council sent a letter to the Northeast Fisheries Science Center claiming there has been a "fundamental breakdown" in its scientific support system | Photo courtesy of NOAA Fisheries
NEFMC letter claims “fundamental breakdown” in scientific support for key fisheries management decisions
January 31, 2025
Officials say that conditions in the northern portion of Washington have improved sufficiently for them to open Dungeness fishing activite | Photo courtesy of Photo Time/Shutterstock
Washington state set to open rest of coast for Dungeness crab harvesting
January 31, 2025
Hawaiian fishers have had to contend with competition from illegally harvested tuna | Photo courtesy of Wonderful Nature/Shutterstock
US bill would create new method for testing red snapper and tuna country of origin
January 31, 2025
The funding will support two projects needed after the removal of two dams along the Eel River, which will open up 200 miles of spawning habitat to struggling salmon populations. | Photo courtesy of Danita Delimont/Shutterstock
Huffman announces USD 15 million for salmon restoration project
January 30, 2025
Sea urchin overpopulation, largely caused by climate change and overfishing of urchin predators, can overwhelm kelp forests, leaving ocean barrens | Photo courtesy of Ava Ocean
Ava Ocean kelp restoration project endorsed by UN
January 29, 2025
The South Atlantic Fishery Management Council noted in a 2023 article that shark depredation was one of the most consistent concerns of fishers in the South Atlantic | Photo courtesy of emherbert/Shutterstock
US House passes SHARKED Act for the second time
January 29, 2025
The Certification and Ratings Collaboration's human rights data tool | Image courtesy of Certification and Ratings Collaboration
Global seafood collaboration updates sustainability data, human rights analysis tool
January 28, 2025
If harvesters are unwilling to remove traps entirely, Commissioner Patrick Keliher asks them to at least drop one endline to reduce the number of vertical lines that whales can encounter | Photo courtesy of Miguel Serrano Ruiz/Shutterstock
Maine official warns of large right whale presence, asks lobstermen to take precautions
January 28, 2025
GDST Board Member Hugo Byrnes | Photo courtesy of Hugo Byrnes
Op-ed: Advancing seafood traceability with GDST in 2025: Why I’m behind it and how we’re going to do it
January 27, 2025
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