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Fishing
A rise in foreign industrial trawlers off the coast of Senegal is causing local fishermen to lose their livelihoods
Apr 19, 2018
West Africa loses $1.3 billion a year as a result of illegal fishing from foreign trawlers. Senegal, the country hardest hit, loses $300 million a year, or 2 percent of its GDP.
New law could make California fishing licenses more user friendly
by
Andy Uhler
Jun 20, 2017
For all its ocean docks, lakes, river and streams, the state has the fewest people who go fishing per capita.
Wisconsin lake yields prized sturgeon, if you can spear it
by
Kai Ryssdal
Apr 6, 2017
Frozen Lake Winnebago is no deterrent for anglers looking for the huge fish that is the source of Russian caviar.
Oyster farms grow in Rhode Island. Are they a problem?
by
Andy Uhler
Dec 15, 2016
The oyster farms compete with boaters and other users of the coast's shallow salt ponds.
U.S. seeks to boost its production of seafood
by
Annie Baxter
Nov 25, 2016
Americans import about 90 percent of the seafood consumed in the U.S., and about half comes from fish farms or aquaculture. The Obama Administration wants to decrease our reliance on imported seafood with efforts to allow fish farming in some federal waters — which begin 3 miles off states’ shorelines. Farmed fish create pollution with […]
Bass Pro Shops to buy Cabela's
Oct 3, 2016
Bass Pro Shops will acquire rival, Cabela's, in a deal worth $5.5 billion.
As the ocean warms, changes on the job for Rhode Island lobstermen
by
Andy Uhler
Aug 12, 2016
A trip to the docks in Newport, Rhode Island.
For public good, not for profit.
Checking in with the catfish economy
by
Kai Ryssdal
Jun 8, 2016
Kai Ryssdal catches up with catfish farmer Townsend Kyser.
The high-priced taste of Maine shrimp
Feb 17, 2016
Some fishermen are catching the coveted seafood in the name of science.
A fisherman’s plan to feed the world and reduce climate change
by
David Brancaccio
and Beidi Zhang
Nov 19, 2015
A new model of ocean farming could revolutionize the seafood industry.