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New technology that AKVA is set to introduce include an air dome, which the firm says provides farmers with better control over feeding, the air pocket, and buoyancy while also reducing operational costs | Image courtesy of AKVA Group
February 17, 2025
AKVA sees slight growth in 2024, shooting for greater top-line gains moving forward
Alaska pollock fillets | Photo courtesy of ffolas/Shutterstock
February 17, 2025
USDA sends out second-largest pollock bid invitation ever; offers due by late February
According to conservation NGO Oceana, nearly 3 million chum salmon were taken as bycatch by vessels fishing for pollock from 2015 to 2024, with nearly half a million being Western Alaska chum salmon | Photo courtesy of Daniel Requena Lambert/Shutterstock
February 17, 2025
NPFMC adjusts proposals to reduce chum salmon bycatch by Alaskan pollock trawlers
Thailand saw a 37 percent increase in the amount of shrimp it sent to the U.S. in December 2024 | Photo courtesy of AppleZoomZoom/Shutterstock
February 17, 2025
US shrimp imports declined marginally in 2024, but shipments from Vietnam, Thailand, Argentina grew to end the year
The University of New Hampshire Center for Sustainable Seafood Systems has received a USD 3 million gift from the Emily Landecker Foundation | Photo courtesy of UNH
February 17, 2025
USD 3 million donation will expand programming at University of New Hampshire aquaculture education center
Environment & Sustainability
The Alaska salmon fishery began its fifth assessment under the MSC Fishery Standard in November 2022 | Photo courtesy of Clifford Wayne Estes/Shutterstock
Adjudicator rejects conservationists’ concerns, recommends MSC recertification of Alaska salmon
October 31, 2024
Oysters on a mudflat during low tide | Photo courtesy of S.Hoffman/Shutterstock
Maryland selects locations for three new oyster-restoration sanctuaries
October 31, 2024
Japanese sardines have traveled to the U.S. West Coast for the first time | Photo courtesy of ReePhoto/Shutterstock
Climate change may be pushing Japanese sardines into US's EEZ
October 30, 2024
The poll's findings stayed nearly the same across political affiliation, further emphasizing Americans' desire for sustainably produced seafood | Photo courtesy of Creative HRI doy/Shutterstock
Walton Family Foundation: 80 percent of Americans care about sustainable seafood, food security, oceans
October 30, 2024
The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) put eight areas up for auction for wind energy development | Photo courtesy of BOEM
Biden administration auctions off Gulf of Maine wind energy leases to New England fishers’ dismay
October 29, 2024
David Hammond teaching Ukrainian maritime cadets in an Odesa bunker during a ballistic missile attack. October 2023. | Photo courtesy of D Shepherd 2023
Op-Ed: Addressing discrediting narratives on protecting foreign fishers’ human rights in Northern Ireland
October 25, 2024
Conservationists say shorebirds depend on female horseshoe crabs for their eggs. | Photo courtesy of Shutterstock/Dawn J Benko
US regulators maintain ban on female horseshoe crab harvest in Delaware Bay
October 25, 2024
Fishers on a boat fishing for North Sea plaice | Photo courtesy of Marine Stewardship Council
Seven years on, seafood initiative Project UK seeing unprecedented supply chain support
October 25, 2024
NOAA Fisheries estimates that there are roughly 372 North Atlantic right whales left. | Courtesy of the New England Aquarium
The North Atlantic right whale population increased slightly in 2023
October 24, 2024
NOAA Fisheries is working on a management plan for South Atlantic red snapper. | Photo courtesy of Shutterstock/Fabien Monteil
NOAA Fisheries drafting plan to end red snapper overfishing in the South Atlantic
October 23, 2024
Canada will continue to allow First Nations fishers access to Nova Scotia's commercial lobster fisheries. | Photo courtesy of Shutterstock/Caron Palmer
Canada renews First Nations’ access to Nova Scotia lobster fishing areas
October 22, 2024
Seafloor life like sea anemones can be harmed by bottom-trawling activities | Photo courtesy of OCEANA/Juan Cuetos
Scottish government completes consultation on bottom-trawling ban in marine protected areas
October 22, 2024
Offshore wind operations are common off the U.S. East Coast, including off of Virginia Beach, Virginia, U.S.A., but have yet to dot the U.S. West Coast | Photo courtesy of Jimmy Olivero/Shutterstock
NOAA Fisheries lays out research goals for US West Coast offshore wind plans
October 21, 2024
The latest assessment of the Gulf of Mexico menhaden fishery has found the fishery and stock is healthy | Photo courtesy of Crabby Taxonomist/Flickr
Latest Gulf States Marine Fisheries Commission assessment finds menhaden stock is healthy
October 21, 2024
Cockles are one of the five species the U.K. is aiming to protect through the newest management plans | Photo courtesy of jax10289/Shutterstock
Consultation begins on five new UK fisheries management plans
October 21, 2024
The Inflation Reduction Act provided USD 20 million for red snapper projects. | Photo courtesy of Captain Grayson Shepard/NOAA Fisheries
Biden announces USD 2 million for red snapper recovery efforts
October 18, 2024
The North Atlantic Pelagic Advocacy Group has extended fishery improvement projects on Northeast pelagic stocks for two years in a last ditch attempt to bring fishing pressure in line with scientific advice | Photo courtesy of the North Atlantic Pelagic Advocacy Group
NAPA gives coastal states two years to act on Northeast pelagic stocks
October 18, 2024
A diver conducts towboard surveys at Midway Atoll | Photo courtesy of NOAA Fisheries.
NOAA Fisheries looking for AI solutions to improve fishery surveys
October 18, 2024
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