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A proposed 770,000 square mil marine sanctuary would incorporate the existing Remote Island Marine National Monument and “currently unprotected submerged lands and waters,” according to the Biden administration. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service graphic.
Biden administration proposes new Pacific marine sanctuary
Chris Chase
Mackerel in bucket. Photo by Kindel Media
On Prince Edward Island, fear for mackerel fishery
NF Aggregator
Tuna longline fishing needs to do more to protect endangered species
Jose Antunes
Writer Megan Waldrep at the National Fisherman booth at SENA 2023
Op-Ed: Overheard at SENA 2023 (Trigger Warning Ensues)
Megan Waldrep
Cutting and sorting a large set of haddock on the F/V Midnight Sun Gloucester, Mass.
U.S. Department of Agriculture purchases $28 million from East Coast seafood companies
Chris Chase
Captain Michelle Bancewicz reels in a bluefin tuna. Image from Nat Geo
Exclusive Wicked Tuna Preview: Behind the Camera with Captain Michelle Bancewicz
Carli Stewart
The NOAA fisheries vessel Henry B. Bigelow conducts fisheries survey work off the U.S. East Coast. Building new offshore wind turbine arrays requires new funding to ensure accurate surveys, say fishing industry advocates. NOAA image.
Offshore wind requires funding boost for NOAA surveys, science centers, advocates say
Kirk Moore
Meghan Lapp, fisheries liaison with Seafreeze Ltd., testified March 16 in Wildwood, N.J., about the effects of offshore wind energy plans on commercial fishing, along with Daniel LaVecchia, president of LaMonica Fine Foods (left). Kirk Moore photo.
House GOP plans offshore wind hearings in Washington
Kirk Moore
Photo by Ellie Burgin
Documents: 'Phenomenal loophole' in EU quotas could spawn massive overfishing
NF Aggregator
MFV Copious LK 985 Photo from The Shetland Fishermen (Ivan Reid)
Croatian-built 82-footer designed for variety of trawl nets
NF Aggregator
Photo from NOAA Fisheries
Groups call for ban on krill fishing, citing Chinese
NF Aggregator
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