As warming waters, rising labour costs and geopolitical uncertainty threaten cod supplies, could a tropical species save our ...
In 1968, Wisconsin tried something new to reclaim our presence in the fishing industry. Now, the world follows.
In a new study, NOAA Fisheries scientists have analyzed how oceanic conditions influence Chinook and chum salmon bycatch in ...
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Killer whale lawsuit nets $1.6 million for environmental group
A federal judge has awarded an environmental group more than $1.6 million for prevailing in a lawsuit against Endangered ...
Find out which seafood dish one industry pro says to avoid and how to spot red flags on menus that may signal lower-quality ...
A Chinese mitten crab, an invasive and prohibited species in Oregon, was found in the Willamette River last month, according ...
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Why This Rare Seabird Could Be the Best Indicator of Glacier Health
In the remote glacial fjords of the Alaskan coast, one part-time resident is helping scientists better understand the ...
WWF experts work with coastal communities around the world to improve management, implement climate-smart restoration, and ...
When winter weather settles on the Oregon Coast, crab boats wait for the all-clear announcement from the Oregon Department of ...
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American States with the Most Foxes
Foxes are among the most widespread and adaptable mammals in North America, surviving in a wide variety of habitats, from ...
UCN has added the 6/9s size to its Japan wholesale price assessment for farmed Chilean coho salmon, reflecting a market shift toward larger fish and expanding transparency in the world’s biggest coho ...
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Why do sharks love Willapa Bay?
The bay in Southwest Washington is known around the world for its oysters. Lesser known is that every summer Willapa Bay turns into a shark superhighway. Sharks, especially sevengills, migrate in from ...
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