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Old Scituate Harbor Light. Photo courtesy of Massachusetts Office of Travel & Tourism
Scituate considers expanding commercial fisherman definition
MLMC photo credits
Lobstermen’s knowledge offers critical insight into the Gulf of Maine
Photo courtesy of the New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center
New Bedford grant takes fishing stories beyond the dock
Photo courtesy of North Carolina Sea Grant/The North Carolina Oyster Trail
NOAA-backed grants help expand knowledge on farmed seafood
The New England Fishermen’s Stewardship Association is a bipartisan nonprofit that represents New England wild-harvest fishermen and works to inform public policy and public understanding on fisheries management, conservation practices, economic viability, ecosystem sustainability, and U.S. food security. Shutterstock photo.
NEFSA appoints new directors
The Revolution Wind project off southern New England was almost 90% complete toward its array of 68 wind turbines in December 2025. Ørsted photo.
Another reprieve for Revolution Wind
Photo by Chris Hannant Photography / North Carolina Coastal Federation
NC fishermen launch 2026 lost gear cleanup
Dungeness crabs caught off California. California Department of Fish and Wildlife photo.
Calif. Dungeness crab fishery opens in parts of the North Coast
Portions of the areas within the red circles of the productive shellfish habitat in greater Boston Harbor (shown in yellow) now meet water quality standards to allow direct harvest of shellfish for the first time in 100 years.
Boston Harbor shellfishing poised to reopen after a century
Kentucky Department of Fish & Wildlife Resources photo.
Kentucky boosts incentive for commercial fishers to catch invasive carp
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June 17, 2026
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NOAA Gulf hypoxia 2026 forecast
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