
Fisherman tangled in legal net over government science buoy
Is it finders keepers or a kind of hostage taking when a commercial fisherman “rescues” an oceanographic buoy adrift off Monterey, Calif., and won’t give

Is it finders keepers or a kind of hostage taking when a commercial fisherman “rescues” an oceanographic buoy adrift off Monterey, Calif., and won’t give

NOAA Fisheries adopted a final rule prohibiting the launch of new commercial fisheries that harvest forage fish in the West Coast Exclusive Economic Zone without

In Washington state, biologists expect a paltry coho salmon run this fall. Squid virtually disappeared from Southern California waters this winter. Lobster are becoming scarce

Carlos Rafael, known around the docks as “The Codfather” for the power and influence he wields in New Bedford, Mass., appears to have lost his

A new study is creating waves among scientists, environmentalists and fishermen in the Atlantic bluefin tuna community. A paper published Monday in the journal Proceedings

Last November on the Farmington River in Connecticut, fisheries biologists discovered three nests of Atlantic salmon eggs, marking the first known wild spawning of Atlantic

High-tech sleuths who use satellites and computers to track pirate fishing boats halfway around the world are enabling marine police to nab poachers in remote

Is it finders keepers or a kind of hostage taking when a commercial fisherman “rescues” an oceanographic buoy adrift off Monterey, Calif., and won’t give

NOAA Fisheries adopted a final rule prohibiting the launch of new commercial fisheries that harvest forage fish in the West Coast Exclusive Economic Zone without

In Washington state, biologists expect a paltry coho salmon run this fall. Squid virtually disappeared from Southern California waters this winter. Lobster are becoming scarce

Carlos Rafael, known around the docks as “The Codfather” for the power and influence he wields in New Bedford, Mass., appears to have lost his

A new study is creating waves among scientists, environmentalists and fishermen in the Atlantic bluefin tuna community. A paper published Monday in the journal Proceedings

Last November on the Farmington River in Connecticut, fisheries biologists discovered three nests of Atlantic salmon eggs, marking the first known wild spawning of Atlantic

High-tech sleuths who use satellites and computers to track pirate fishing boats halfway around the world are enabling marine police to nab poachers in remote