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BOEM is proposing new wind energy areas totaling 1,148 square miles off Lake Charles, La., and Galveston, Texas. Some potential lease blocks are being excluded for shrimp fishing. BOEM graphic.
BOEM to seek fisheries funds for Gulf of Mexico wind leases
Enjoy a new twist on the Maine Lobster roll with the debut of the "Celebrate the Maine Lobster Roll" – a limited-edition roll that spotlights the Mainers behind the industry in collaboration with the Maine Lobster Marketing Collaborative, available online and at participating restaurants beginning July 15. Photo courtesy of Maine Lobster Marketing Collaborative.
The Maine lobster industry makes an impactful twist on the traditional Maine lobster roll
Podcast: Galley Stories EP 78 Captain Jake Albinio F/V Cornelia Marie
An magnitude 7.2 earthquake July 15, 2023 was centered about 65 miles south of Sand Point, Alaska. Alaska Earthquake Center graphic.
Alaska earthquake triggered alerts, brief tsunami warning
The Grace Marie underway before the sinking. Paul Spillane photo via NTSB.
Doubler-plated hull failure likely sank Gloucester dragger in 2022, NTSB says
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Fishing vessels tied up at New Bedford, Mass. Doug Stewart photo.
Technology, marketing among 20 Massachusetts grants for $1.6 million
Atlantic herring. School of Marine Science and Technology photo.
New England council moves to ‘revisit’ herring trawl restrictions
Ocean Harvesters successfully tested new skimmer boats for collecting fish from accidental net tears, and will deploy them during the upcoming Chesapeake Bay menhaden fishing season. Ocean Harvesters photo.
Virginia menhaden fishermen test new spill response boats
Cover Photo: Jay Fleming, photographer crabbing with Kenny Heath out of Cape Charles, Virginia, in the Chesapeake Bay near Wolftrap Light.
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