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Magnuson-Stevens turns 50 as NOAA cuts raise concern
The Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act (MSA) turns 50 today, marking a milestone for a law that has shaped nearly every aspect of modern U.S. commercial fishing.
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Trump administration holds up NOAA grant funding
The Trump administration is holding up some National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) grant funding.
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High Gas Prices Hit U.S. Restaurant Traffic
Americans are feeling the effects of higher gas prices across the U.S., which hit an average price of USD 4.16 (EUR 3.55) per gallon for the week of 6 April.
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Battle Over Iconic Florida Fish Intensifies
In the ruby red state of Florida, another crimson symbol often swims through Gov. Ron DeSantis’ remarks: red snapper.
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Alaska Weighs Ban on Bottom Trawling
The Alaska Legislature is considering proposals to ban bottom trawling in state waters as a way to protect salmon and the seafloor.
Greens see chance to protect species in ‘God Squad’ fight
RHODE ISLAND: These fish look like Jabba the Hutt. Now, RI kids are eating monkfish at school.
Trump extends existing ban on Russian seafood
Fifty years of the law that changed our fisheries
Vineyard Wind Sues Turbine Manufacturer To Stop It From Backing Out Of Wind Farm; $4.5 Billion Project In Jeopardy
CALIFORNIA: Commercial salmon fishing returns in California
Magnuson-Stevens turns 50 as NOAA cuts raise concern
Trump administration holds up NOAA grant funding
Higher gas prices starting to impact spending, foot traffic at US restaurants
Aleutians East Borough sues Board of Fish over new Area M salmon regulations
MAINE: Charting a course for electric boats on Maine’s coast
California salmon rebound allows commercial fishing return, more recreational days in 2026
CALIFORNIA: Bay Area fisherman celebrate the return of salmon fishing
FAO: Seafood fraud affecting up to 20 percent of global trade
- Fifty years of the law that changed our fisheries
- Collins, King Raise Ropeless Gear Concerns to Federal Policymakers
- Trump proposes USD 1.6 billion cut to NOAA
Washington
- MAINE: Charting a course for electric boats on Maine’s coast
- California salmon rebound allows commercial fishing return, more recreational days in 2026
- CALIFORNIA: Bay Area fisherman celebrate the return of salmon fishing
State & Local
- Congressional investment in science essential to protect our ocean
- BEN LANDRY: Call to shut down menhaden fishery is unwarranted
- Peter Navarro: Trump lifts Biden’s fish ban to lower your grocery bill
Opinion
- Higher gas prices starting to impact spending, foot traffic at US restaurants
- Trump extends existing ban on Russian seafood
- FAO: Seafood fraud affecting up to 20 percent of global trade
Economic Impact
- Magnuson-Stevens turns 50 as NOAA cuts raise concern
- Trump administration holds up NOAA grant funding
- The fight for control of an iconic Florida fish scales up
Fisheries Management
- New Jersey Captain and Seafood Buyer Found Guilty of a Multiyear Scallop Harvest Conspiracy
- More than $65K worth of unreported fish eggs seized in Alaska
- Cartel catch: Mexican drug gangs fuel illegal red snapper harvests in Gulf of Mexico
Enforcement
- Activist group deliberately rams Aker krill fishing vessel
- Global Labor Justice demands seafood companies enact enforceable brand agreements to protect fisher rights
- Cooke set to take operational control of Avramar Greece
International Trade
- Greens see chance to protect species in ‘God Squad’ fight
- Arctic sea hits record low, while Bering Sea ice surges
- Warming Waters in the Gulf of Maine May Affect the Future of Lobsters
Conservation & Environment
- Aleutians East Borough sues Board of Fish over new Area M salmon regulations
- Vineyard Wind Sues Turbine Manufacturer To Stop It From Backing Out Of Wind Farm; $4.5 Billion Project In Jeopardy
- Trident Seafoods sues city of Tacoma for alleged improper fire containment that destroyed fishing vessel
Legal
- POSTPONED: Mariana Islands Community Consultation Meetings
- NEFMC: Reminder – April Council Meeting and Public Comment
- Recovering Green Sea Turtles Prompt New Dialogue on Culture and Sustainable Use in the Western Pacific