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Three bills introduced in the Virginia Legislature attack the state's menhaden reduction fishery. Photo by Larry Chowning
Three bills introduced to control Virginia menhaden fishery
Larry Chowning
The fishing vessel Relentless. Photo courtesy New Civil Liberties Alliance.
After Chevron victory at US Supreme Court, commercial fishers ask appeals court to vacate at-sea monitors rule
Nathan Strout
A bill was introduced in the Virginia General Assembly in January that calls for the state to leave the Atlantic Marine Fisheries Commission Compact and to instead create a Menhaden Management Advisory Committee to assist the Virginia Marine Resources Commission in managing the fishery. Larry Chowning photo.
Bill calls for Virginia to leave ASMFC
Larry Chowning
Senator Lisa Murkowski (R-AK). Photo courtesy of Joshua Sukoff / Shutterstock
Alaska waterfronts see funding gains in 2026
NF Staff
Menhaden are being caught and processed in Louisiana. Photo courtesy of LAFB
Science, not assumption, in Louisiana menhaden debate
Carli Clancy
Sitka, Alaska, fisherman, Jeff Farvour, gaffs a salmon aboard his 40-foot troller, the Apollo. A lawsuit by the Wild Fish Conservancy almost closed the Southeast Alaska salmon troll fishery in 2023, and the fishermen’s struggle with the litigious organiza
The Wild Fish Conservancy’s never-ending lawsuits
Paul Molyneaux
While NOAA Fisheries Southeast Region Permits Office has granted an extension for dealers and fishermen to renew permits during the shutdown, the Coast Guard’s vessel safety inspectors have reportedly all been furloughed. Photo courtesy of Jeremy Zirlott
What’s working, what’s not in the shutdown
Paul Molyneaux
Former Rep. Mary Peltola. Photo courtesy of Facebook
Peltola highlights subsistence fishing inequities
NF Staff
Aerial view of New Bedford's commercial fishing docks. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock / Wangkun Jia
Trump administration axes offshore wind fisheries study
Guest Author
NPFMC council members. Photo courtesy of NPFMC website
Shutdown threatens Alaska fisheries council decisions
Carli Clancy
Dock in Cutler, Maine. Photo by Jon Bilous / Shutterstock
Maine enacts new law to promote working waterfronts
Carli Clancy
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