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  • Published on 00:56 GMT

    Fisheries council considers linking halibut bycatch to abundance

    All three Kenai Peninsula representatives to Juneau have signed onto a letter to the council that oversees commercial fishing in Alaska’s federal waters, joining a bipartisan chorus of voices demanding reduction of halibut bycatch. Specifically, …

    Source: KDLL - Alaska - Public Broadcaster
  • Published on Dec 4, 2021

    New Report: U.S. Should Create National Strategy by End of 2022 to Reduce Its Increasing Contribution to Global Ocean ...

    Report estimates 8 million metric tons of plastic waste enters ocean each year Posted & Edited By MARY KAUFFMAN   December 04, 2021 Saturday AM (SitNews) - The United States should create a national strategy by the end of 2022 to reduce its …

    Source: SitNews - Alaska - Neutral
  • Published on Dec 1, 2021

    Most Canadian aquaculture fisheries meet new U.S. standard for wildlife protection

    Most Canadian aquaculture operations have been exempted from a new United States rule requiring that seafood imports prove they do not harm whales, seals and other marine mammals. Starting in 2023, all seafood entering the U.S. that hasn't been granted …

    Source: CBC/Radio-Canada - Public Broadcaster
  • Published on Dec 4, 2021

    Excursion Inlet plant to stay closed

    For the second consecutive year, OBI Seafoods’ Excursion Inlet cannery won’t process fish next summer. The plant’s continued closure likely will mean another year of relatively little raw fish tax revenue for the Haines Borough. “Our plan for next season …

    Source: Chilkat Valley News - Alaska - Neutral
  • Published on Dec 3, 2021

    As Arctic Sea Ice Retreats, Orcas Are on the Move, Spurring Changes in the Food Chain

    Four different audio recorders placed in different regions of the north-western Arctic collected eight years' worth of acoustic data, providing a sneak peek into the lives of cetaceans. Christopher Michel Orcas are found all over the globe—from the …

    Source: Smithsonian - Neutral
  • Published on Nov 28, 2021

    East Coast Herring Fishing Industry Shut Down Until 2022

    PORTLAND, Maine (CBS/AP) — The East Coast herring fishing industry will be almost completely shut down for the rest of the year. Herring fishing is a major marine industry in New England, but the industry has had to contend with cuts in fishing quota …

    Source: WBZ-TV CBS Boston - Massachusetts - Neutral
  • Published on Dec 3, 2021

    Killer Whales Find Prey Bonanza in Melting Arctic

    Brynn Kimber, a research scientist at the University of Washington who works in the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Marine Mammal Laboratory, has spent a lot of time analyzing audio data recorded in the icy waters north of Alaska, Canada …

    Source: The New York Times - Neutral
  • Published on Dec 3, 2021

    US catch of bluefish to be allowed to grow in 2022

    BOSTON — Federal fishing managers are planning to allow U.S. fishermen to catch more bluefish next year. Bluefish are popular with sport fishermen as well as commercial anglers, and the increase in quota applies to both. The commercial quota is slated to …

    Source: Bangor Daily News - Maine - Neutral
  • Published on Dec 2, 2021

    IMMERSED ON SAN MIGUEL ISLAND | Circumnavigating the CINP’s westernmost isle by kayak

    Northern fur seals near Castle Rock, San Miguel Island. Photo by Chuck Graham Story and photos by Chuck Graham I left the ranger station at zero dark thirty with stiff south winds and pea soup fog sweeping over San Miguel. Looking over my right shoulder, I …

    Source: Ventura County News - California - Neutral
  • Published on Dec 2, 2021

    In the wake of floods, what’s next for salmon?

      Standing outside his house in Blanchard, Washington, water up to his thighs, Kevin Morse watched in awe as a few salmon — usually found in a nearby creek — swam across his driveway. His son spotted several more later that night while ferrying friends …

    Source: High Country News - Colorado - Left-wing
  • Published on Dec 2, 2021

    U.S. is top contributor to plastic waste, report shows

    The United States ranks as the world’s leading contributor of plastic waste and needs a national strategy to combat the issue, according to a congressionally mandated report released Tuesday. “The developing plastic waste crisis has been building for …

    Source: Anchorage Daily News - Alaska - Neutral
  • Published on Dec 1, 2021

    Virginia Announces Completion of Largest Oyster Restoration Project in The Country

    The State of Virginia has announced the completion of the largest oyster restoration project in the country, in Virginia’s Piankatank and the Great Wicomico rivers. Oysters are a critical natural component of Virginia’s work to clean the Chesapeake Bay, as …

    Source: The Roanoke Star News - Virginia - Neutral
  • Published on Nov 24, 2021

    NOAA orders lobster fishing gear out of offshore zone

    by Leslie Landrigan The Maine Department of Marine Resources on November 18 said it could take two weeks for lobster fishermen to remove their gear from roughly 967 square miles of the Gulf of Maine. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration …

    Source: Penobscot Bay Press - Maine - Neutral
  • Published on Dec 1, 2021

    Study finds growing potential for toxic algal blooms in the Alaskan arctic

    Changes in the northern Alaskan Arctic ocean environment have reached a point at which a previously rare phenomenon-widespread blooms of toxic algae-could become more commonplace, potentially threatening a wide range of marine wildlife and the people who …

    Source: TerraDaily - Neutral
  • Published on Nov 30, 2021

    Fishermen’s Forum cancels in-person event for second year

    ROCKPORT — The annual Fishermen’s Forum, a three-day event held in Rockport in early March, has been canceled for a second year due to coronavirus concerns.  The forum brings together scientists, seafood marketers, fisheries management specialists and more …

    Source: Mount Desert Islander - Maine - Neutral
  • Published on Nov 30, 2021

    Alewives arduous journey to Maine spawning ground just got easier

    PENOBSCOT, Maine — When thousands of alewives leave the salty Atlantic Ocean next spring to reproduce in freshwater ponds, those headed to the Bagaduce River watershed will have an easier trip due to the recent completion of Maine’s first watershed-wide …

    Source: Maine State News.Net - Neutral
  • Published on Nov 21, 2021

    NOAA launches effort to bring further protections to Northwestern Hawaiian Islands

    Mahalo for supporting Honolulu Star-Advertiser. Enjoy this free story! The ocean surrounding the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands — already protected by the Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument — would find even greater safeguards under a proposal …

    Source: Honolulu Star-Advertiser - Hawaii - Neutral
  • Published on Nov 24, 2021

    CCC providing veterans chance to find fisheries careers

    In the creeks of California, military veterans are continuing their service with the California Conservation Corps. It is a service to the state of California, the environment, and themselves. Army Veteran and Veterans Corps Fisheries Corpsmember Joan …

    Source: Mendocino Beacon - California - Neutral
  • Published on Nov 22, 2021

    Feds declare East Coast herring fishery a disaster

    Posted on November 22, 2021 Atlantic herring. Photo: NOAA.gov PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — The herring fishing industry in the Northeast qualifies for federal assistance because its 2019 season has been declared a disaster. The federal government has the ability …

    Source: WPRO - Rhode Island - Neutral

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