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A restoration project in Mashpee, Mass., is working to rebuild wild oyster reefs. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Mashpee leads effort to restore wild oyster habitat
NF Staff
Maine lobstermen fishing out of Jonesport, Beals and Jonesboro are backing a proposal to expand a protected fishing zone in Englishman Bay. Photo courtesy of Jonesport Municipal Marina
Maine lobstermen push to expand restricted fishing zone
Carli Clancy
On August 13, Scallopalooza will take place in New Bedford, Mass., hosted by the New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center. Photo courtesy of Phil Mello
Scallopalooza shucking contest returns to New Bedford
Carli Clancy
NOAA's 2026 ecosystem report stated that total seafood production is declining in both the Gulf of Maine and Georges Bank, driven by reduced landings of several key fish groups. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
NOAA report highlights shifting New England ecosystem
Carli Clancy
Commercial fishermen and passenger vessel operators in Gloucester, Mass., are feeling the strain of rising diesel and fuel costs. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
High diesel prices hit Gloucester fishermen
NF Staff
Fisheries and Oceans Canada photo.
Fishery officers seize 18,000 pounds of Halibut off Nova Scotia
NF Staff
Join NEFSA for its fourth annual "Save Our Fisheries" Fundraiser at Cook's Lobster & Ale House. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock / Conny Pokorny
August fundraiser to support New England fishing communities
NF Staff
A bill that would extend the current pause on new North Atlantic right whale regulations affecting the lobster fishery until 2035 is headed to the full U.S. House. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
House committee advances bill to extend right whale regulatory pause
Carli Clancy
The Maine Lobster Marketing Collaborative has announced seven new appointments to its Board of Directors. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Maine Lobster Marketing Collaborative names new board members
NF Staff
The Lobster Trap Company’s plastic trap being field tested on the same trawl as a wire trap. According to research and reports from fishermen, plastic traps have been shown to fish as well as or better than wire. Photo courtesy of the Lobster Trap Company
Nova Scotia company aims to reinvent the lobster trap
Paul Molyneaux
A delegation of commercial fishing leaders from Scotland toured ports across the Northeast last month. Photo courtesy of NOAA Fisheries/Heather Soulen
Scottish fishing leaders look to Northeast cooperative research model
Carli Clancy
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