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Oregon Dungeness crab fishermen hauling in a pot. Photo Courtesy of Action Works Media and Oregon Sea Grant
Save Oregon's Sustainable Seafood Industry
Guest Author
National Fisherman archive photo.
Setnetters, drifters can find common ground in the BBRSDA
U.S. Offshore Wind: Throwing the fish and the fishermen under the bus
David Schalit
A proposed project would install up to 12 turbines on Volturnus floating platforms in the Gulf of Maine, similar to the Volturnus 1:8 installation off Castine, Maine. University of Maine image.
A fishermen's alliance fights back against offshore wind development in the Gulf of Maine
Carli Stewart
Commercial fishing and sharks are striking a balance between thriving marine ecosystems and sustainable fishing industries. Photo freepik.com
A Balancing Act between Sharks and Commercial Fishing
Doug Stewart
Fish Wife Maureen Marinkovich guides seasonal income management
Megan Waldrep
A proposed project would install up to 12 turbines on Volturnus floating platforms in the Gulf of Maine, similar to the Volturnus 1:8 installation off Castine, Maine. University of Maine image.
Maine offshore wind: Measuring values
Paul Molyneaux
Podcast: Galley Stories EP 78 Captain Jake Albinio F/V Cornelia Marie
NF Staff
Kenny Heath sits on the engine box of the Thomas Jaiden with 27 bushels of blue crabs caught crab potting in the Chesapeake Bay out of Cape Charles, Virginia. Jay Fleming photos
Back to the bay: Waterman returns to fishing after accident
Larry Chowning
Book review: Death of a Fisherman
Paul Molyneaux
At Pac Fish Inc in Seattle, Doug Dixon maintains something of a little museum dedicated to 19th century shipwright Frederick Douglass. Famous for his abolitionist oratory and writing, Douglass’s first trade was boatbuilding, and he escaped to freedom by p
A day to remember a shipwright: Frederick Douglass
Paul Molyneaux
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