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gag grouper
Amendment 56 slashed the allowable biological catch of gag grouper from 3.12 million pounds in 2023 to just 444,000 pounds in 2024 | Photo courtesy of NOAA Fisheries
September 4, 2026

US appeals court upholds Gulf gag grouper regulations

Willem van der Pijl at the Global Shrimp Forum
Ecuador and India continued to dominate global shrimp production in 2025 | Photo by Chris Chase/SeafoodSource
September 4, 2026

Ecuador continues shrimp export dominance, likely to surpass India as top US source

Alaska Oyster Voyage
The Alaska Oyster Voyage is an interactive oyster tour launched by the Alaska Sea Grant | Photo courtesy of Alaska Sea Grant
September 4, 2026

Seagrant launches Alaska Oyster Voyage interactive map and logging tool to encourage oyster consumption

Seafood Task Force meeting for new tuna monitoring program
Seafood Task Force meeting for new tuna monitoring program | Photo courtesy of Seafood Task Force
September 4, 2026

Seafood Task Force launches first-of-its-kind tuna vessel monitoring program

Sockeye salmon
The announcement comes shortly after the Canadian Government and Gitanyow First Nation began construction on a new Kitwanga River hatchery for Skeena sockeye salmon | Photo courtesy of Max Lindenthaler/Shutterstock
September 4, 2026

Government of Canada and Gitanyow Nation sign Incremental Fisheries Reconciliation Agreement, announce plans for new hatchery project

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