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Putting Fish Over Politics
January 26, 2012by Lee Crockett of Pew Environment Group, via National Geographic NewsWatch Remarkable things can happen when key stakeholders and leaders … READ MORE
WSJ: Making ‘The Deadliest Catch’ Less Deadly
November 14, 2011Old regulations forced fishermen to race against the clock. Today’s catch shares have saved lives. By SCOTT CAMPBELL JR. Many … READ MORE
Gloucester, New Bedford Mayors foolishly endorsing crazies in New England while the industry thrives
June 30, 2011This editorial was written by John Sackton, of SEAFOOD.COM NEWS as an editorial. We appreciate John’s ongoing commitment to using … READ MORE
Gloucester Times called out by informed Gulf fisherman
June 20, 2011June 20, 2011 The following letter was sent to Mr. Richard Gaines, a reporter with the Gloucester Times. It was … READ MORE
Confidence in Council’s additions
The Secretary of Commerce recently appointed three Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council members; Dr. Pam Dana of Florida and … READ MORE
IFQs and THE HEADBOAT HUBBUB
June 8, 2011A brief, but curious column in a small Florida daily recently flagged my attention last week. The May 27 outdoors … READ MORE
Feds reel in Gulf Coast fishing season (Al.com)
June 5, 2011By RANDY BOGGS Special to the Press-Register As many fishermen know, red snapper is a considerable commodity here in Alabama. … READ MORE
Commerce Secretary nominee should champion policies that rebuild fish stocks and strengthen coastal economies
June 2, 2011By Talking Fish on June 2, 2011 Last week, President Obama nominated John Bryson, a former energy company CEO, to … READ MORE
Fresh perspectives from Monterey Bay
May 28, 2011I’m fresh back from the 10th Annual Cooking for Solutions conference at the Monterey Bay Aquarium and “fresh” is just … READ MORE
Habitat loss is biggest issue threatening the future of most fish stocks
May 14, 2011By Terry Tomalin, Times Outdoors Editor Tampa Bay Times, published Friday, May 13, 2011 Matt Taylor was frantic. The chief … READ MORE

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