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Among the largest grants is USD 11.5 million (EUR 9.9 million) to The Wildlands Conservancy to acquire 14,177 acres in Siskiyou County, which includes critical habitat for salmon and steelhead runs in the Scott River | Photo courtesy of The Wildlands Conservancy/Shutterstock
September 1, 2026
California wildlife board approves USD 14 million in funding for salmon restoration
The annual output potential of DRC’s fisheries is estimated at more than 700,000 metric tons, but the nation of more than 110 million people still greatly struggles with malnutrition and food security | Photo courtesy of Omri Eliyahu/Shutterstock
September 1, 2026
Democratic Republic of the Congo institutes new fisheries law, replacing nearly 90-year-old regulatory framework
The revenue came from a post-smolt sale to regional farmer Eidsfjord Sjøfarm | Photo courtesy of Andfjord Salmon
September 1, 2026
Andfjord Salmon returns to commercial revenue generation in Q2 for first time in nearly three years
The Louisiana Shrimp Association has set a goal of collecting 10,000 signatures | Photo courtesy of R. Wellen Photography/Shutterstock
September 1, 2026
Louisiana shrimpers launch petition to restrict imports
Norcod reported strong biological performance at its farming sites, and said it is moving toward a period of consistent harvest volumes and higher revenue | Photo courtesy of Norcod
September 1, 2026
Norcod reports strong biological performance, preparing to move on from biological buildup
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