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Record-wam Atlantic sea surface temperatures are "the optimum condition for a busy hurricane season," says Philip Klotzbach, a research scientist in the Department of Atmospheric Science at Colorado State University. National Tropical Weather Conference v
Hurricane forecasters foresee ‘extremely active’ 2024 season
Kirk Moore
While ASMFC data indicate a collapse of northern shrimp, Pandalus borealis, stocks and recruitment in the Gulf of Maine, 59 boat in the Pacific Northwest landed 41.2 million pounds of a similar species, Pandalus jordani, in 2022. Photo by Ben Downes
Fishermen hope to find Gulf of Maine shrimp stocks revived
Paul Molyneaux
A dead female North Atlantic right whale found March 30 floating 50 miles offshore east of Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge, Va. Clearwater Marine Aquarium Research Institute photo/NOAA permit #24359.
Right whale off Virginia, 40th death since 2017
NF Staff
AMC and ASF announce efforts at complete watershed restoration of the West Branch of the Pleasant River in Piscataquis County, Maine. Photo by Sekar B on Shutterstock
Reviving Maine salmon habitats: watershed restoration project
NF Staff
Eighty rules were readopted in N.C., most about processing procedures and shellfish sanitation. Photo by ABB Photo on Shutterstock
Readoption of eighty N.C. marine fisheries rules now in effect
Carli Stewart
Senate Bill 93 passed the Alaska House 39-1 and will increase the limits on payouts from the Alaska Fisherman’s Fund for commercial fishing illnesses and injuries. Photo courtesy of Jim Paulin
Legislature passed to expand benefits for fishing medical claims
NF Staff
Protect your catch, protect your crew: a guide to commercial fishing safety
Megan Waldrep
GMRI has partnered with nine New England schools to serve more seafood at lunches. Around 45,000 students have been offered more seafood options. Photo by Eric Palmer on Unsplash
Seafood increased in New England school lunches
Carli Stewart
Seafood and Gender Equality (SAGE) and Seaworthy announce the launch of In Hot Water - a climate and seafood podcast.
The launch of In Hot Water, a climate and seafood podcast
NF Staff
Eight indivduals were fined by CDFW for illegally selling recreationally caught mahi mahi, yellowfin and bluefin tuna to commercial markets. Photo courtesy of CDFW.
CDFW fines individuals involved in poaching ring
Carli Stewart
Blake Herman stands in the pulpit of the Sharon G., bearing down on a swordfish off the coast of California. Access to MPAs in the Channel Islands will afford Herman more options when weather and other factors limit where he can fish. Photo by Blake Herman
Petition to open California MPAs for swordfishing
Paul Molyneaux
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