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Rep. Peltola’s fight for salmon in Committee
Alaska’s new congresswoman wants her new colleagues on the U.S. House Natural Resources Committee to understand how dire the fish crisis is for families in her home region, the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta.
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Magnuson-Stevens reauthorization
It has been 16 years since the last comprehensive update of the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act, the overarching federal fisheries law, in 2006.
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N.J. sets East Coast’s largest offshore wind target
New Jersey plans to build more offshore wind than any other East Coast state, with a new target of developing 11 gigawatts by 2040.
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Fishermen appeal judge ruling on right whales
The state of Maine and a fishing group are appealing a federal judge's decision that new rules intended to protect endangered whales must stand.
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Enviro groups back wind project guarantee
Last month, Dominion Energy asked the State Corporation Commission to reconsider a performance guarantee it attached to the utility’s proposed offshore wind project.
HAWAII: Hawaii Longline Association earns Marine Stewardship Council Certification
The Seafood Nutrition Partnership, the National Fisheries Institute, and other organizations and companies are going all out to educate consumers about the benefits of eating seafood during National Seafood Month and Pescatarian Month, both celebrated in October. As the highlight of the campaign, SNP, along with the National Seafood Council Task Force and the Seafood4Health Action Coalition, are launching a pilot campaign, “Celebrate Seafood.”
Lucas and Westerman Investigating Scientific Integrity Violations by Senior White House Advisor
Council to Solicit Input from Community on NWHI Fishing Regulations, Requests Support for Purse Seiners in American Samoa
Wind turbine lawsuit ruling could mean delays for wind farms
NFI President John Connelly announces cancer diagnosis
Rep. Peltola’s fight for salmon debuts in Resources Committee
Magnuson-Stevens reauthorization steams on amid partisan shoals
N.J. sets East Coast’s largest offshore wind target
Fishermen appeal judge ruling that protects endangered whale
ASMFC Awards Grants to Five Aquaculture Pilot Projects
Chinook salmon lawsuit still looms over Alaska trollers
Council Rebukes Proposal to Expand Marine National Monument in Pacific
VIRGINIA: Businesses, environmental groups back guarantee for Dominion wind project
- Lucas and Westerman Investigating Scientific Integrity Violations by Senior White House Advisor
- Rep. Peltola’s fight for salmon debuts in Resources Committee
- Magnuson-Stevens reauthorization steams on amid partisan shoals
Washington
- HAWAII: Hawaii Longline Association earns Marine Stewardship Council Certification
- VIRGINIA: Businesses, environmental groups back guarantee for Dominion wind project
- MAINE: Maine petitioners ask California seafood group to remove lobster listing
State & Local
- Viewpoint: Maine aquaculture is a thing of beauty
- OPINION: Alaska’s CDQ fishery program is too important to be misunderstood
- The Spinning of Virginia’s Wind Farm
Opinion
- Inflation continues to impact US fresh, frozen seafood sales
- Maine lobstermen, politicians rally in protest of fishing restrictions and boycott
- FAO: Global seafood trade has slowed
Economic Impact
- U.S. charts course for adopting ropeless fishing to reduce whale deaths
- Council to consider fishing rules in marine monument
- Biden plans floating platforms to expand offshore wind power
Fisheries Management
- China Eyes 4 Unsecured U.S. Marine National Monuments In The Pacific
- To Expand U.S. Reach, Station a Coast Guard Cutter at American Samoa
- NOAA ups observers in commercial snapper-grouper fishery
Enforcement
- High seas management treaty negotiations fail again
- Tuna companies, NGOs call on FAO to better protect the welfare of fishers
- Impact of WTO agreement on fishing subsidies derided as “trivial”
International Trade
- N.J. sets East Coast’s largest offshore wind target
- Wampanoag Tribe joins NOAA Fisheries’ stranding network
- Vessel Speed Restrictions Proposed for New England Waters to Protect Endangered Right Whales
Conservation & Environment
- Wind turbine lawsuit ruling could mean delays for wind farms
- Fishermen appeal judge ruling that protects endangered whale
- Chinook salmon lawsuit still looms over Alaska trollers
Legal
- Council to Solicit Input from Community on NWHI Fishing Regulations, Requests Support for Purse Seiners in American Samoa
- ASMFC Awards Grants to Five Aquaculture Pilot Projects
- Council Rebukes Proposal to Expand Marine National Monument in Pacific
Council Actions
- New program in Tuvalu tightening net on IUU fishing in Pacific
- Unusual Mortality Event Declared for Seals in Maine
- NOAA Begins Process to Potentially Protect Waters Off New York, New Jersey
Regulations
- The Seafood Nutrition Partnership, the National Fisheries Institute, and other organizations and companies are going all out to educate consumers about the benefits of eating seafood during National Seafood Month and Pescatarian Month, both celebrated in October. As the highlight of the campaign, SNP, along with the National Seafood Council Task Force and the Seafood4Health Action Coalition, are launching a pilot campaign, “Celebrate Seafood.”
- ‘Salmon Wars’ in the media undermines sustainability
- Direct Marketing Seafood Businesses Sought for Second Cohort of No-Cost Business Accelerator Program
