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Marty Scanlon's 43-foot longliner Provider II leaves the dock in New York.
Letter: Observer waiver expires, increasing risk to longline fleet
Guest Author
Adam Sewall and Eleza Jaeger brought their kids onboard so they could keep fishing.
Plotting a Course: The Pandemic Pivot
Jessica Hathaway
Northern Lights: Deemed essential
Guest Author
Deckhands Denver Ansley (right) and Steve Mattson set a trawl on the Maine lobster, tuna and scallop boat Ivy Jean. Paul Molyneaux photo
Stimulus update: Cashed out
Jessica Hathaway
Massachusetts lobstermen. Doug Stewart photo.
Lobstering laws: Will the whales win?
Jerry Fraser
Sockeye salmon. Alaska Department of Fish and Game photo.
What if there’s no salmon fishery? How covid-19 could affect salmon populations
Guest Author
In the clear: Shipyard creates staff and cleaning protocol for covid-19
Michael Crowley
University of Washington professor Ray Hilborn and other marine scientists have found thst predictions of global fisheries collapse have been far overstated.
Ray Hilborn is optimistic fishery management can work
Jerry Fraser
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