Pacific cod can’t rely on coastal safe havens for protection during marine heat waves. During recent periods of unusually warm water in the Gulf of Alaska, young Pacific cod in […]
Seafood school trains students for fishing and mariculture careers. Graduates of a new month-long apprenticeship programme in coastal South Carolina hope to find jobs in the commercial fishing and mariculture […]
Wild Alaska Pollock tacos to be featured at Edgar’s Cantina in T-Mobile Park. Baseball fans to be introduced to sustainable, delicious fish thanks to NOAA grant, GAPP partnership. Thanks to a […]
Genetic research helps in sustainable fisheries. Understanding the genetic structure of fish populations is vital to managing them sustainably into the future. Now cutting-edge genetic research confirms panmixia in North Pacific sablefish […]
USA takes action on forced labour in seafood sector. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has announced the addition of three companies, including Chinese seafood processor Shandong Meijia Group […]
Take me out to the ballgame! Blog by Craig Morris CEO of GAPP. It’s summer, which means warm weather, grilling out and America’s favourite pastime: Baseball. Come on, you can […]
NOAA in the USA is recommending nearly $240 million in funding for 46 fish passage projects this year, as well as an additional $38 million in funding in future years. […]
Study explores impacts of ocean warming and acidification on Pacific cod As the climate changes, the ocean is simultaneously warming and acidifying. Both have been shown to adversely affect the […]
ISSF releases first-ever netting-free biodegradable FADs construction guide to help fishers build netting-free, biodegradable FADs for more sustainable tuna fishing. Fishers’ Manual Is Latest Effort in Organisation’s Work to Minimise […]
Cornish fishers call for ‘ecosystem approach’ to pollack management. The decision to cut the TAC for pollack in Area 7 by 87% is causing extreme distress in the fishing communities […]
The Pacific sleeper shark is the largest shark in Alaska, and possibly the largest predatory fish in the ocean. It is also one of the most vulnerable of all managed […]
Alaskan collaboration on fish stock abundance. Scientists in Alaska are collaborating with stakeholders to evaluate scenarios that predict changes in the distribution and abundance of commercially important fish and shellfish […]
Collaboration between fishers and scientists in USA brings benefits A collaborative study conducted aboard a Rhode Island-based commercial trawler from 2015 to 2017 is bearing fruit. It was led by the Northeast […]
Ginkgo Bioworks in new partnership with AQUA Cultured Foods AQUA Cultured Foods has chosen Ginkgo Bioworks to help optimise its innovative fermentation technology to elevate the quality of its fish-free […]
Marine heat waves disrupt the ocean food web in the northeast Pacific Ocean. Marine heat waves in the northeast Pacific Ocean create ongoing and complex disruptions of the ocean food […]
Diverse habitats help salmon weather unpredictable climate changes. Restored salmon habitat should resemble financial portfolios, offering fish diverse options for feeding and survival so that they can weather various conditions […]
Isa Negotiations Loom: The Need For A Global Deep-Sea Mining Moratorium Escalates From 18-29 March, countries will gather for the International Seabed Authority’s (ISA) first Council meeting of the 29th […]
Wild Alaska Pollock launches in second major sports venue. GAPP-awarded Saltonstall-Kennedy Grant funds propel pollock promotion at New York’s UBS arena. New York Islanders fans and concert and event goers […]