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Freshwater mussels are among the most imperiled groups of animals in North America. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service photo.
Feds move to protect vanishing freshwater mussels
NF Staff
From the ashes of the 2024 Ilwaco Landing fire, FishHer Columbia Pacific Community Alliance has grown into a force for safety, training, and community along the West Coast waterfront. Photo courtesy of FishHer
From Ilwaco strong to FishHer
Carli Stewart
Commercial fishing groups see renewed Congressional momentum as the House advances a Farm Bill with key seafood provisions– a move advocates say aligns with broader efforts to pass the FISH Act. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
House advances seafood provisions in Farm Bill
NF Staff
The 52-foot-high door in the Belliveau repair shop enables the yard to haul in vessels without having to take down any superstructure, which might turn a quick repair into a lengthier project. Photo courtesy Troy Channing
Strong and seaworthy boats are the pride of Belliveau Shipyard
Paul Molyneaux
New legislation would prohibit the federal government from purchasing foreign seafood, directing all taxpayer-funded seafood spending — including school lunch programs — toward domestic sources. Shutterstock photo.
Bill would keep foreign seafood out of school lunches
NF Staff
Brian Shaw (left) and Eric Klose stack retired commercial fishing nets for shipment to Ukraine, where they will be used to entangle Russian drones before they can explode — protecting soldiers in trenches and civilians in markets and homes. Ground Squirrel Ventures photo.
Commercial fishing nets have new life in Ukrainian war zones
Margaret Bauman
A foreign commercial fishing vessel works open waters. The FISH Act, advancing in Congress, would publicly list vessels tied to illegal fishing and block their seafood from U.S. markets. Shutterstock photo.
FISH Act moves closer to halting entry of illegal seafood harvests
Margaret Bauman
Officials seized over 50,000 dried shark fins, weighing more than 1,6000 pounds and valued at over $1 million. Photo courtesy of U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
50,000 shark fins seized in Anchorage-linked trafficking case
Carli Stewart
Ocean Conservancy report points to climate, bycatch threats in US fisheries
NF Staff
Sustainable Fisheries Partnership and the University of Washington’s Hilborn Lab have released the eighth edition of the Fishery Improvement Projects Database, offering a comprehensive look at how FIPs have evolved over the past two decades. Photo courtes
Fishery improvement projects grow in scale in latest global database
NF Staff
The SIMRAD SY60 is the second-generation SIMRAD omni sonar suited for 8” trunk installations. Photo courtesy of Simrad
More range and resolution with Simrad’s new SY60 omni sonar
Paul Molyneaux
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