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Atlantic cod. NOAA photo.
Commerce rejects New England council’s cod amendment
NF Staff
mCDR is a set of experimental techniques that could someday play a major role in combating climate change by accelerating the ocean’s uptake and storing heat-trapping carbon dioxide pollution from the atmosphere. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Marine carbon dioxide removal: How fishermen can have a voice
Sarah Schumann
Myles Cockrell, above, of Little Wicomico Oyster Company LLC, is one of just a few oyster growers in Virginia who build their own boats for commercial use. Photo by Larry Chowning
Cockrells' launch new super scow
Larry Chowning
Photo courtesy of the What's Going On in Rhode Island Facebook page
Injured Rhode Island lobsterman sues state over wharf collapse
NF Staff
In 2024,, Lisa, Brian Gabriel, and others experimented with beach seining to harvest sockeye salmon without harming Chinooks. Some of the crew are learning to haul the nets on a beach in Upper Cook Inlet. Photo by Brian Gabriel
Cook Inlet setnetters told to wait for 2027
Paul Molyneaux
The 2022 Chesapeake Bay blue crab dredge survey showed an historic low for crabs in the bay. Results from the annual winter survey now show 2025 will have the second lowest population estimate. Larry Chowning photo.
Survey shows Chesapeake crab population second lowest since 1990
NF Staff
Crewmembers from the Coast Guard Cutter Joseph Doyle interdict a Mexican lancha offshore the southern Texas coast, May 22, 2025. Coast Guard photo by Edward Wargo
Coast Guard detains 4 for fishing illegally off Texas coast
NF Staff
A Gillnet boat in Cordova, Alaska. Coleman Peebles photo - Creative Commons BY-NC-ND 2.0.
Copper River opener sockeye harvest well below forecast
Margaret Bauman
Photo by Joe Zimmermann, Maryland DNR
Maryland stock assessment finds 12 billion oysters in Chesapeake Bay
Carli Stewart
Striped bass, also known as rockfish in the Chesapeake Bay region. Joan Smedinghoff photo/Chesapeake Bay Program.
Charter fishing captains sue to overturn striped bass regulations
NF Staff
The 2025 Pacific Marine Expo dates have been announced. Photo courtesy of Brandon Cole
PME 2025: Back in Seattle, bigger and better
Carli Stewart
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