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Over 400 entities are urging Congress to reject the Marine Aquaculture Research for America (MARA) Act of 2025. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Fishermen, aquaculture producers, and others launch battle against MARA Act
Margaret Bauman
The Atlantic deep-sea red crab was the most harvested species from the Northeast Canyons monument until fishing was restricted there by the Biden administration in 2021. Atlantic Red Crab Co. photo.
Trump administration reopens Northeast Canyons
NF Staff
A lancha crew were among 13 Mexican fishermen engaged in illegal fishing off southern Texas June 13, according to the Coast Guard. Coast Guard photo.
Gulf senators press to block illegal Mexican red snapper from US markets
NF Staff
Following tense U.S.-Canada negotiations, the International Pacific Halibut Commission set the 2026 Pacific halibut harvest at a historic low at last week's meeting. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Sanctions threats loom as IPHC sets historic low 2026 halibut harvest
Carli Clancy
A group of shrimp boats docked in the harbor as the sun sets for the evening in Port Isabel, Texas. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock / BB Outdoors
US fisheries lead the world in MSC sustainability certification
NF Staff
Commercial fishing loses another media voice
Kirk Moore
The Inuksuk II in Igaluit, Nunavit, Canada, for its official christening on July 29, 2025. The vessel had arrived in Newfoundland months earlier, but had to wait for the ice-out in the north before it could finally make it home. Photo by Tattuinee
Canada’s biggest boat starts fishing in the north
Paul Molyneaux
Members of the Skipteknisk team use advanced Revit autocad software to produce 3D models that enable them to give potential clients a virtual walk through of the proposed vessel. Photo by Skipsteknisk
Skipsteknisk designs fishing vessels for the future
Paul Molyneaux
Fish leather from the Local Seafood Summit. Photo by Margaret Crosby/Local Catch Network.
USDA webinar targets value-added grants for fisheries and seafood
NF Staff
A pile of fresh mackerel. Photo courtesy of David Gonzalez Yllera / Shutterstock
EU warns of overfishing risk after Commission talks stall
Carli Clancy
Photo courtesy of North Carolina Sea Grant/The North Carolina Oyster Trail
NOAA-backed grants help expand knowledge on farmed seafood
NF Staff
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