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Most fishing crew receive a share of the catch as opposed to a standard wage or salary, and a share in no way implies partnership. Shutterstock photo.
Operation: Get Paid
Nick Rahaim
Photo courtesy of Rhett Krovitz
Expect the unexpected: An evaluation of climate impacts on Alaskan fisheries
Guest Author
Rising costs and tightening constraints are reshaping who can remain in the commercial fishing business. Shutterstock photo.
Common cause: Maine, Alaska share challenges, if not history
Jerry Fraser
Commercial fishermen Jim and Katie Dawson of Chincoteague, Va., are raising concerns about a proposed seabed mining project off Virginia’s coast. Photo courtesy of the Dawsons
Opinion: Seabed mining would strip mine fishermens’ future
Guest Author
A kelp forest off the California coast. Kelp canopies provide critical nearshore habitat for fish, invertebrates, and outmigrating salmon smolts. Shutterstock photo.
Kelp's crisis is the fleet's crisis
Nick Rahaim
Like a three-legged stool, Alaska's commercial fishing economy relies on fishermen, processors and coastal communities working together. Photo courtesy of Alaska Pollock Fishery Alliance
Opinion: Why targeting one fishery puts Alaska's seafood economy at risk
Guest Author
Senator Sullivan reintroduced the Bycatch Reduction Act. Legislation that would expand federal efforts to reduce bycatch and more. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Sullivan reintroduces sweeping bill targeting bycatch, seafloor impacts
Carli Clancy
The GM 6-53 "was the beating heart of the Hard Times. It ran and ran and ran...sometimes when I went down forward for something I would pause for a second or two and just marvel at it as it roared." Photo courtesy of Jerry Fraser
From Johnson Seahorse to screaming jimmy
Jerry Fraser
Shutterstock photo.
The URI fisheries and technology program legacy
Paul Molyneaux
Shutterstock image.
How out‑of‑work fishermen saved the American Revolution
Guest Author
Shutterstock photo.
Marad modernizes US citizenship evidencing requirements for vessel owners and program participants
Guest Author
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