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Sea scallops as seen in a drop camera survey image by the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth School for Marine Science and Technology. SMAST image via Northeast Fisheries Science Center.
New study looks to how wind projects will change ocean
Kirk Moore
Fred Wahl Marine Construction specializes in building and repairing commercial fishing vessels for the West Coast and Alaska. Their shipyard is located on the Oregon Coast. Photo on Fred Wahl Facebook page
From humble beginnings to iconic vessels: Celebrating 50 years of Fred Wahl Marine Construction
Paul Molyneaux
A foreign long-line fishing vessel, Kim Thu, was moored at Pier 36 at the time of the April explosion, leaving five injured. Photo by Island News
Coast Guard alert after fishing boat explosion in Hawaii
Carli Stewart
The crew of the F/V Capt. John, which on Sunday led the “flotilla” of about two dozen boats in protest against offshore wind development. Photo by Will Sennott / The New Bedford Light
Fishermen protest Vineyard Wind turbine collapse
Guest Author
A design for a methanol-fueled tug offers an idea of the challenges designers will face trying to get alternative fuel propulsion and generator systems into fishing vessels. Photo Elliott Bay
U.S. and Europe tackle emissions and costs for fishing vessels
Paul Molyneaux
Two hurricanes made landfall in the U.S. in early August. Experts have mixed emotions about whether the mid- to late-August lull is unusual. Photo by NASA
Meteorologists baffled by hurricane season lull in Gulf
Carli Stewart
Graduating Fellow Brianna Cunliffe. Photo by the Island Institute
Island Institute marks 25 Years of Fellows Program
NF Staff
An underwater instrument onboard a NOAA Fisheries vessel is testing cloud storage solutions for NOAA Fisheries' research. Photo by NOAA
$34M to Modernize NOAA Fisheries climate demands
NF Staff
Suzuki makes a good engine, no doubt, and with a commitment to efficiency and the ocean's health. Still, one of the things that makes these engines popular with commercial fishermen on Kodiak Island is the service they get from Water’s Edge Marine.
Kodiak fishermen choose Suzuki outboards for reliable service
Paul Molyneaux
Virginia’s Crab Management Advisory Committee recommended that the state Marine Resources Commission not reopen the crab dredge fishery. Larry Chowning photo.
Virginia crab advisors recommend against winter dredge season
Larry Chowning
New England fishermen and supporters organized for a protest boat parade Sunday at Vineyard Wind’s damaged AW38 turbine southwest of Nantucket, Mass.
New turbine blade failure in North Sea, as fishermen protest at Vineyard Wind
NF Staff
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