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Commercial Fisheries Research Foundation New Website

April 6, 2016 — The following was released by the Commercial Fisheries Research Foundation:

The Commercial Fisheries Research Foundation is pleased to announce the launch of a newly renovated website, which can be accessed at www.cfrfoundation.org.

The new website features individual pages for current and past research projects, including recently completed final reports for the following projects:

  1. Supporting the Full Use of an Underutilized Species in the Northeast: Initial Work to Develop a Cost Effective Processing Technique for Scup (Stenotomus chrysops) – go to www.cfrfoundation.org/scup-processing-technique-initial-work to view.
  2. CFRF Lobster Research Fleet Pilot Project: On Deck Data Program – go towww.cfrfoundation.org/lobster-pilot-research-fleet to view.
  3. Gear Trials Program – go to www.cfrfoundation.org/gear-trials-program to view.

The CFRF encourages you to visit the new website at www.cfrfoundation.org.

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