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  • Published on 14:46 GMT

    Stranded Killer Whale Survives With Help of Good Samaritans

    Boaters in Alaska came upon a peculiar sight on Thursday: A 20-foot-long killer whale was on the shore, stuck in a crevice of rocks. Someone on a boat had spotted the orca on Prince of Wales Island near the coast of British Columbia, Julie Fair, a …

    Source: The New York Times - Neutral
  • Published on 10:12 GMT

    Endangered orcas receive critical habitat protections

    On July 30, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration announced that it is expanding designated critical habitat for endangered Southern resident killer whales. The dwindling population’s protection area will now include most coastal waters from …

    Source: San Juan Journal - Uncategorized
  • Published on 00:46 GMT

    Siddon sets sights on a second term

    Elizabeth Siddon, president of Juneau’s Board of Education, is running for a second term on the board. She is the only incumbent on the ballot, which has attracted six candidates for three positions. “It’s an honor to serve on the board, and I don’t take …

    Source: Juneau Empire - Uncategorized
  • Published on Jul 30, 2021

    How an estimated 300 trillion invasive mussels are affecting Lake Michigan —and what's being done to help

    MORGAN GREENE Chicago Tribune The divers leaned back from the edge of the boat and splashed into water, bobbing up for a moment before dropping down to a world just a few miles off the northern Michigan coast — and worlds away from the one above the …

    Source: www.madison.com - Wisconsin - Neutral
  • Published on Jul 28, 2021

    NOAA says NW coastal “dead zones” are making crabs harder to find

    By Pepper Fisher PORT ANGELES — Low oxygen levels measured in the waters off the coast of Washington and Oregon are raising concerns of large so-called “dead zones” that could temporarily decimate crab and bottom-dwelling fish populations within them. …

    Source: My Clallam County - Washington State - Uncategorized
  • Published on Jul 27, 2021

    Disaster Declaration Announced for 2019 Norton Sound Red King Crab Fishery

    The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, or NOAA, announced a disaster declaration for the 2019 Norton Sound red king crab season. U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo shared her determination of the disaster on June 29th. This declaration …

    Source: KNOM Radio Mission - Alaska - Neutral
  • Published on Jul 27, 2021

    Congress Considering Revamp of Nation's Key Fisheries Law

    How we manage our fisheries can have profound effects on the health of ocean ecosystems and the coastal communities that depend on them. On one hand, science-based, ecologically focused fishery management can support sustainable fisheries and improve …

    Source: Earthjustice - Left-wing
  • Published on Jul 26, 2021

    Oceana Welcomes New Legislation to Improve U.S. Fisheries Management

    WASHINGTON, July 26, 2021 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Today, Rep. Jared Huffman (CA-02) -- chair of the Water, Oceans, and Wildlife Subcommittee of the House Natural Resources Committee -- and Rep. Ed Case (HI-01) introduced legislation to reauthorize the Magnuson- …

    Source: Tradingcharts.com - Neutral
  • Published on Jul 30, 2021

    New MSA bill addresses climate change

    Legislation would add tribal representatives to NPFMC New legislation to reauthorize the primary law governing federal fisheries management and conservation introduced in the U.S. House would boost tribal participation in the regional council process. Past …

    Source: The Cordova Times - Alaska - Neutral
  • Published on Jul 30, 2021

    Visitors who touched monk seal fined $500

    COURTESY INSTAGRAM Visitor Alex Magala is seen touching a Hawaiian monk seal. SCREEN GRAB VIA TIK-TOK A visitor to Kauai known only as Lakyn touched a Hawaiian monk seal recently, only to be chased away. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration …

    Source: Honolulu Star Advertiser - Uncategorized
  • Published on Jul 29, 2021

    Navy to reexamine ocean training after fin whales were likely struck by a visiting destroyer

    Naval protocols for training off Southern California and Hawaii will be reviewed again following an investigation into the death of two fin whales found stuck on the hull of an Australian destroyer during a joint training exercise with the U.S. Navy off …

    Source: Orange County Register - California - Neutral
  • Published on Jul 24, 2021

    Strained Scallops: Feds Declare Peconic Scallop Fishery a Disaster, But Shellfish May Rebound

    Federal officials recently declared the Peconic Bay scallop fishery collapse a disaster, but marine biologists surveying the waterway believe that the shellfish are rebounding to their highest level in more than a decade. It’s too soon to tell how well the …

    Source: The Independent - New York - Neutral
  • Published on Jul 29, 2021

    From hake to skate: Behind the push to bring 'unknown' fish to New England's dinner table

    It's exceptionally rare to dine at a restaurant and hear someone say, "I'll have the scup," or, "I'll have the conger eel."  Salmon, cod and tuna dominate the plate in the U.S. – but why? The world's oceans are home to …

    Source: Burlington Free Press - Vermont - Neutral
  • Published on Jul 29, 2021

    White House nominates Indian-American to key environmental post

    Portrait of Jainey Bavishi, former Director of the NYC Office of Recovery and Resiliency, shot on Friday, June 15, 2018. She was nominated July 28, 2021 by President to to a top leadership position at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. …

    Source: News India Times - Uncategorized
  • Published on Jul 23, 2021

    NOAA's first Tribal research coordinator aims to build partnerships with Indigenous communities

    For the first time, the federal National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has a Tribal research coordinator. NOAA is a key federal leader of environmental research. Those involved say the new position is a step toward better representation for Alaska …

    Source: KDLG - Alaska - Public Broadcaster
  • Published on Jul 28, 2021

    Restaurants pull seafood from menus, hike prices amid inflation

    Seafood is disappearing from menus from the Big Apple to Seattle, as surging wholesale costs throttle restaurants. The cost of scallops in the New York area, for example, have gone “crazy,” Mike Price, chef and co-owner of The Clam in Greenwich Village, …

    Source: New York Post - Right-wing
  • Published on Jul 23, 2021

    Bristol Bay Fisheries Report: July 22, 2021

    More than half a million fish returned to the bay yesterday. The total run is at 63.7 million fish. Escapement across the bay is 24.7 million -- the third-largest on record. The Naknek-Kvichak hauled in nearly two-thirds of yesterday’s harvest and the …

    Source: KDLG - Alaska - Public Broadcaster
  • Published on Jul 28, 2021

    Where are the orcas?

    It’s more than halfway through the May-to-September period known as the peak season for Southern Resident orca sightings in the Salish Sea, and the endangered whales have been seen only one day in the region. Instead of spending time chasing salmon in the …

    Source: GoSkagit - Washington State - Neutral
  • Published on Jul 28, 2021

    Marine mammal research and discoveries earn federal scientist a Sammies nod

    Best listening experience is on Chrome, Firefox or Safari. Subscribe to Federal Drive’s daily audio interviews on Apple Podcasts or PodcastOne. Everyone wants to save the whales, but Jay Barlow has actually saved them. He’s developed new ways of tracking …

    Source: Federal News Network - Washington - Neutral
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