“The TAC recommended the Technical Committee and working groups memo…at 108,450 metric tons.” But the Coalition emphasizes, “the meeting recording shows the Technical Committee did not recommend a TAC ...
Reports of mine tailings dams leaching toxicants into salmon-rich transboundary waterways flowing into Southeast Alaska are ...
A bipartisan group of U.S. senators is once again pushing to expand federal support for fishermen’s safety, health, and ...
Sitka, Alaska, fisherman, Jeff Farvour, gaffs a salmon aboard his 40-foot troller, the Apollo. A lawsuit by the Wild Fish ...
Mike Rudolph of the US Coast Guard uses a model in a tank to demonstrate some stability basics to a very interested young man ...
For aquaculture/fish farming, the Maritime Fairtrade article highlights several innovations increasingly viewed as the ...
Northline Seafoods, owned by second-generation seafood processor Ben Blakey, flash-freezes each salmon whole to minus 30 ...
NOAA Fisheries has reopened through Dec. 15 its public comment period on potential “Regulatory Reform, Seafood Industry ...
Canada’s largest lobster fishery came back to life last week as more than 1,400 vessels steamed out for Dumping Day in lobster fishing areas (LFA) 33 and 34, covering the stretch from Digby, Nova ...
Monique Coombs is the Director of Community Programs for the Maine Coast Fishermen's Association, where she leads the Fishermen Wellness and Working Waterfront programs. With nearly 20 years of ...
NOAA Fisheries scientists are examining how ocean conditions influence Chinook and chum salmon bycatch in the eastern Bering ...
The Skagit Bay discovery came less than two months after the Tulalip Tribes found a green crab at Mission Beach in Possession Sound, the first detection in the southern Whidbey Basin. A follow-up ...
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