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Jose Antunes

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Jose Antunes is a freelance journalist who writes about technology, software, photography and video.

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NOAA Fisheries announces the 2023 Saltonstall-Kennedy grant competition

Maine's fisheries and agricultural delegation meets with buyers in Cuba

Gulf of Mexico Council to meet in June

Fish Passage 2022 conference happens in June

AFDF hires new staff, grows organizational capacity

World Fish Migration Day 2022: helping fish migrate helps the economy

Maine's commercially harvested marine resources reach historic value

Photo credit: Texas Marine Mammal Stranding Network

NOAA needs your help: two dolphins harmed intentionally

The Blue Revolution: how technology helps reduce overfishing

Oceana’s report says more US fishing vessels must use tracking devices

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A crew member from the shrimping vessel Shayna Michele holds the boat's dog as they were lifted from the grounded boat at Winyah Bay, S.C., Oct. 29. Coast Guard video image.
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Coast Guard rescues shrimp boat crew at Winyah Bay

Photo courtesy of NERACOOS
October 29, 2026

Fishermen join search as missing SeaTrac returns home

U.S. shrimpers filed an ITC complaint seeking to block imports of Indian shrimp. Photo courtesy of Corporate Accountability Lab
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US shrimpers seek to block Indian shrimp imports over forced labor claims

Actor Mark Costello started fishing in Bristol Bay in his early 20s and continued until he was 61. “For me it was cathartic,” says Costello. “I loved the physical work and the life onboard.” Photo courtesy of Girlstrong Inc.
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Hollywood on the high seas

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