Despite the lingering Covid-19 pandemic, the marine projects sector has exhibited continued progress. New port construction and improvement projects as well as coastal wo ..
The global fishing and aquaculture industries continue to benefit from new developments, particularly in the areas of vessel design and construction. For this month’ ..
On Wednesday, February 14, 1979, I was a listless underworked fisheries bureaucrat at the US National Marine Fisheries Service waiting for something interesting to happen ..
Baird Maritime continues its monthly focused coverage of developments in the world of tugs and salvage operations. These two key segments of the maritime industry deserve ..
Regular readers of Baird Maritime will be quick to notice that the news stories, feature articles, and vessel reviews posted on our site regularly mention ongoing develop ..
Lots in store for this month’s passenger vessel week, with a very diverse set of boats primarily from Europe and Asia. China continues to expand into seemingly every ma ..
This story has two sharks involved, a real one, an oceanic whitetip (Carcharinus longimanus), sometimes called the shipwreck shark, and which are quite large, and somethi ..
It was 17:41 on February 28 when Eyr Bremstein set off from the small island of Vega, located in the southern part of the Nordland County on the northwest coast of Norway ..
Those who have followed our maritime security columns, reviews, and features since the 9/11 attacks will be familiar with how the industry has evolved and matured in the ..
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