Gulf & South Atlantic

Grounding and Sinking of Fishing Vessel Sage Catherine Lane

Unattended wheelhouse leads to grounding of fishing vessel

NF Staff

Unloading red grouper. Gulf of Mexico Reef Fish Shareholders' Alliance photo.

NOAA ruling on red grouper catch in the Gulf announced

Sue Cocking

Photo credit: Texas Marine Mammal Stranding Network

NOAA needs your help: two dolphins harmed intentionally

Jose Antunes

Fish killed by red tide along Florida Gulf coast, seen here along water line and in the wrack line. NMFS photo.

Scientists confirm link between Florida red tides, low-oxygen events

Mission: Iconic Reefs defines restoration priorities until 2025

Jose Antunes

Lumping groundfish at the Portland (Maine) Fish Exchange 1992. Nance Trueworthy photo.

Fishing Then & Now: A look at marine protected areas

Jessica Hathaway

National Fisherman is hiring: Digital Product Manager

NF Staff

'Maritime Mingle' at the Florida Maritime Museum

Jose Antunes

Federal law enforcement is seeking the public's help in the case of a bottlenose dolphin found dead with a spear-like wound at Fort Myers Beach on March 24. Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission photo.

NOAA investigating dolphin killing on Florida Gulf coast

Kirk Moore

The Northeast U.S. continental shelf ecosystem is showing climate-related changes including increasing ocean temperatures, rising sea levels and shifting fish populations. NOAA graphic.

East Coast fisheries ‘climate scenario’ workshop planned

NF Staff

The Block Island Wind Farm under construction in 2016. Deepwater Wind photo.

Wind power advocates push to repeal Trump-era moratorium

Kirk Moore