To declare a bias, I first met the author in at a FishExpo in Seattle nearly forty years ago. We got on well and have remained vaguely in touch since. Like me, he is a f ..
Construction is underway on a new workboat slated to support operations at the first permitted offshore aquaculture farm in North America. The 78- by 26-foot (24- by eigh ..
For someone who first went fishing commercially 55 years ago on an, even then, ancient wooden pearling lugger, the new ships you will see here over the coming week make m ..
The US Coast Guard and the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) are continuing to investigate the 2020 sinking of the commercial fishing vessel Emmy Rose. The vess ..
It is interesting to review the cycles that industry sectors develop through. After thirty years of near global devastation, the fishing industry has drastically changed, ..
In countries like the United States, scientists and resource managers have been successfully ensuring the sustainability of commercial, recreational, and subsistence fish ..
The National Transportation Safety Board recently issued a Marine Accident Brief for its investigation​ of the January 14, 2020, fatal collision of the tanker Bow Fortu ..
A new National Science Foundation (NSF) Convergence Accelerator-funded research project led by Texas A&M University scientists is tackling the threats that climate ch ..
In an effort to support the finfish aquaculture industry in the state of Maine and in the entire United States, University of Maine (UMaine) scientists are seeking to dev ..
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