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Congressman Troy Nehls (R-TX) is reintroducing the Save Our Shrimpers Act (SOS Act) for 2025. Photo by Warren Price Photography
2025 Save Our Shrimpers Act fights for U.S. shrimpers’ survival
Carli Stewart
Applications are open for the Gulf Commercial Fisherman Program (GCFP) to train the next generation of Gulf commercial fishermen. Photo courtesy of Sea Grant in the Gulf of Mexico
Next generation training: Gulf program opens 2025 applications
NF Staff
Photo courtesy of XtraTuf / The Velsko Family
One fishing family's fight for a better future
Erik Velsko
A small yet vital fish plays an outsized role in Louisiana's coastal economy. Photo courtesy of LAFB/ Captain Devin
The unsung backbone of Louisiana’s coastal economy
NF Staff
"Pacific cod was increasingly important for us and other fixed gear sectors, but I was continually disappointed by the quality, handling, and execution of our shoreside cod sector," Eric Velsko shared. Photo courtesy of Kaia Fisheries
The journey to seafood quality over quantity
Erik Velsko
Jes Hathaway, former NF editor, moderated a discussion and opened with a pointed question: How do we attract people into the industry and take care of them once they’re in? Photo courtesy of Shutterstock/ JLC Photo Images
Keep the work in working waterfronts
Carli Stewart
Craig Stewart is a 3rd generation lobsterman from Long Island, Maine. He serves as the vice president of the Maine Lobstermen's Association. Photo by the Stewart family
It’s a way of life, a community, and a commitment
Guest Author
Held Feb. 6 at the State Room, Taste America Boston is one of the city’s most distinguished tasting events. Photo by leo w kowal on Shutterstock
Aquaculture Stewardship Council takes the stage in Boston
NF Staff
Shellfish aquaculture is allowed in the state of Alaska, however, finfish farming is prohibited. Photo courtesy of ADF&G
Alaska legislators oppose Governor’s fish farming proposal
NF Staff
Mission Bay Marina, San Diego, Cali. was where the 7th annual NWWN Conference was held. Photo by Carli Stewart
The fight to preserve America’s working waterfronts
Carli Stewart
Students in the DTC Training Program must complete at least 15 hours of collaborative research or advocacy. UNH and the New Hampshire Sea Grant provide many opportunities. Photo by NEYFA
Applications open: NEYFA’s 2025 Deckhand to Captain Training Program
Carli Stewart
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