As 2024 wraps up, the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership is excited to share this year’s key achievements in forage fish conservation along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts, helping protect menhaden and herring that are...
Legislation introduced in the U.S. House aims to ensure that species at the foundation of the marine food chain are plentiful enough to sustain sportfish populations, such as striped bass and tuna, as well...
The Atlantic herring stock is still being overfished, and recent public scoping shows that a vast majority of anglers and other stakeholders favor stricter management measures to support rebuilding the fishery.
The New England Fishery Management Council is soliciting public comments to develop new management measures for Atlantic herring.
In the most significant Gulf menhaden conservation outcome to date, the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission has approved creating a half-mile coastwide buffer prohibiting commercial netting of Gulf menhaden and increasing fish spill penalties...
With 2023 winding to a close, we wanted to look back at the top accomplishments toward forage fish conservation that the TRCP, our partners, and dedicated members along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts achieved...
After recent stock projections were worse than expected, the ASMFC Striped Bass Management Board is seeking angler input as it gauges the adjustments necessary to meet the rebuilding timeline for the Atlantic striped bass...
A lot has happened this year on the menhaden conservation front in 2023. Here are nine major developments related to Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico menhaden fisheries issues that saltwater anglers and conservationists should...
Members of the recreational fishing and conservation community focus on next steps to conserve the Bay as purse seine sector celebrates toothless memorandum of understanding.
Research could inform efforts to better monitor bycatch in commercial nets and manage menhaden with their importance to sportfish in mind.
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