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Alexandra Morton started off presenting fisheries science aimed at protecting wild salmon. “When I saw the science wasn’t bringing change, I became an activist,” she says. Simon Fraser University photo.
Removal of BC salmon farms coincides with rebounding wild runs
Paul Molyneaux
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
Melanie in the skiff with her mother and sister, Kathy, and Elaine in 2012. Elaine Chukan Brown photo.
The fishing work of women
Guest Author
Despite a ban on wild caught shrimp from fisheries in many countries, due to begin on Jan. 1, the Southern Shrimp Alliance points out that the countries that supply most of the shrimp to the USA have been given a pass. Paul Molyneaux photo.
NOAA Fisheries falls short on shrimp
Paul Molyneaux
Louisiana shrimp captain Acy Cooper talks about the history and slow decline on the Gulf shrimp fishery in the film 'The Last of the Shrimpers.' Last of the Shrimpers image.
‘Last of the Shrimpers’ premiers in New Orleans
Paul Molyneaux
Horseshoe crabs come ashore by the thousands to breed in spring at Mispillion Harbor, Del., and other Delaware Bay beaches. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service/Gregory Breese photo.
NY fishermen say horseshoe crab management is working
Guest Author
The R/V Virginia, the primary research vessel for the Chesapeake Bay Multispecies Monitoring and Assessment Program. Matthew Farnham photo/VIMS.
Chesapeake Bay study shows biodiversity key to stable fisheries
Shoulder, wrist, and elbow issues are common among fishermen. David McLain photo.
Work like a fisherman, recover like an athlete
Monique Coombs
Oysters to be used for restoration are grown at University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science’s Horn Point Laboratory in Oxford, Md. Maryland Department of Natural Resources photo.
Maryland oysters a restoration success
The research vessel Connecticut trails behind the OSV Mahoney as both vessels circle the alkalinity-enhanced patch, dyed red with rhodamine tracer for visibility. Sarah Schumann photo.
Gulf of Maine sees first open-water ocean alkalinity enhancement field trial in US
Sarah Schumann
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