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Photo by Brittney Honisch, Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences
Maine seaweed harvest set record in 2018, but court rulings cloud future
Alaska pollock. NOAA photo.
Study finds fish stocks improve worldwide with management
Catch 49 keeps it fresh
Lance Preston, based in Sitka, Alaska, owns the troller F/V Duna and serves on the board of directors for Seafood Producer's Cooperative.
Tongass: Where your bread is buttered
Striped mullet. University of Florida photo.
Fisherman returns to court to overturn Florida net ban
Members of the public explore the docks of New Bedford during a past edition of the city's annual Working Waterfront Festival. New Bedford Working Waterfront Festival photo.
Food security starts at sea
Sitka troller Jesse Remund and his daughter Lily testify at a recent North Pacific Fishery Management Council meeting. NPFMC photo
Views from Alaska: Have your say
Chef Volker Beuchert gets kinged with fellow attendees of Alaska
Alaska outside and in
Yank Marine’s New Jersey yards up for sale
Winged kelp in cultivation. Seaweed mariculture and oysters are leading development of Alaska's underwater farming. University of Maine photo.
Kelp, oysters lead Alaska mariculture growth
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