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Doug Stewart

Digital Project Manager & Art Director

Doug Stewart is a Digital Project Manager & Art Director for National Fisherman, with over 10+ years of commercial marine industry knowledge. He lives in Portland, Maine.

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"The health of our fisheries and the impact of trawling has emerged as a top tier issue for Alaska’s decision makers," stated operations director Ryan Astalos. Photo courtesy of SalmonState
March 13, 2026

Thousands of Alaskans urge Begich to ban bottom trawling

British Columbia spot prawn fisherman, Mark Urwin, has brought Australian boat design to North America with his new boat, the Kaitiaki. “It means, ‘guardian’ in Maori,” says Urwin, who originally hails from New Zealand. Photo courtesy of Toura Boat Craft
March 13, 2026

Canadian prawn boat breaks barriers in vessel design

Maine had its fourth straight year of declining lobster landings. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
March 12, 2026

Maine lobster landings fall for fourth straight year

Gillnetters in the Naknek boatyard in Bristol Bay, Alaska. Photo by Ryan Astalos / SalmonState
March 12, 2026

DOJ sides again with conservationists to block Pebble Mine

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