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Mike Rudolph of the US Coast Guard uses a model in a tank to demonstrate some stability basics to a very interested young man named Valour. The idea is to give vessel operators the information they need to avoid the most egregious mistakes. Photo courtesy
Stability basics save lives
Paul Molyneaux
Cod fishing in the Gulf of Maine. Gulf of Maine Research Institute photo.
NOAA reopens comment period on ‘restoring nation’s seafood competitiveness’
Margaret Bauman
Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Maritime Fairtrade guide outlines path for fisheries
NF Staff
You can find Mark Caylor, founder and host of the Galley Stories podcast, at this year's Pacific Marine Expo at booth #247. Photo courtesy of Britton Spark
Galley Stories catching voices before they’re lost
Carli Clancy
Learn what's happening beyond the booths at this year's Pacific Marine Expo! Photo courtesy of Britton Spark
Beyond the booth: What to look forward to at this year’s PME
Carli Clancy
Oregon's Newport Harbor. Creative Commons photo by D. Reinhart.
Local Ocean Seafoods: A business model for fishing communities
Paul Molyneaux
Heavy seas at the Block Island Wind Array in Rhode Island, the first offshore wind array in the United States. Department of Energy photo
The lost future of offshore wind
Guest Author
An even more practical option for fishing communities may be the integration of wave energy into harbor infrastructure, such as within breakwaters. Photo courtesy of Anton Dios
What fishermen need to know about wave and tidal power
Carli Clancy
Thyborøn Trawldoors is setting the pace for controllable doors by adding automated height control to its existing system. The new doors promise to reduce impact on the seafloor while giving skippers more control of their gear.
Thyborøn keeps doors off bottom
Paul Molyneaux
The conservation organizations that forced NOAA Fisheries to enforce a decades-old law intended to protect US fishermen now seek to stop crab importers from continuing to import crab from fisheries that threaten the endangered Irrawaddy dolphin. Photo by
Environment organizations seek intervenor status in seafood ban lawsuit
Paul Molyneaux
A wind turbine at Dominion Energy’s Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project off the coast of Virginia Beach, Va. Shutterstock photo.
Kennedy orders CDC study of potential offshore wind hazards
Kirk Moore
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