Global Protections for Seahorses to Take Effect This Month; New Permit Requireme
Global Protections for Seahorses to Take Effect This Month; New Permit Requirements Introduced for International Trade The United States will
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Global Protections for Seahorses to Take Effect This Month; New Permit Requirements Introduced for International Trade The United States will
Mercury Pollution in Fish Admin Note: There was a Question in the forum about Mercury in Fish…So I hunted up
ABOVE-NORMAL 2004 ATLANTIC HURRICANE SEASON PREDICTED May 17, 2004  NOAA forecasters are predicting an above-normal Atlantic hurricane season. At
COAST GUARD ON SCENE WITH CRUISE SHIP FIRE MIAMI – Coast Guard units are on scene with the a Sun
Man Pronounced Dead Following Diving Incident PORTSMOUTH, Va. – One man was declared dead on arrival to Norfolk Sentara Hospital
NOAA STRENGTHENS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT WITH CLIMATE STUDIES INSTITUTE AT UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration announced that
Council Solicits Nominations for the 2004 Fishery Achievement Award The Mid-Atlantic Fishery Management Council (Council) is seeking nominations for its
Council Streamlines Specification Setting Process During its May meeting in Secaucus, NJ, the Mid-Atlantic council took an action that has
Successful Management of U.S. Marine Fisheries Documented The proceedings of a November 2003 national fisheries conference, sponsored by the eight
Bottom Trawling Wrecks Habitat & Food For Big Fish Conservationist/Fisherman Tom Raftican writes for the “Tuna Times” In his latest