Aquaculture & Fisheries

Annual Quahog Transfer Returns to Greenwich Cove

Just as Rich Area E to Open, Quahoggers Frozen Out

URI Study Examines Impacts of Farming Practices, Water Quality on Oysters

Rhode Island Sea Grant’s Aquaculture Business Course Covers Industry from ‘Soup to Nuts’

Menhaden are considered an important ecological species because of all the other species that eat them.

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Bipartisan Quahog Study Bill Introduced in U.S. Senate

Are Rhode Island River Herring’s Problems Really Out at Sea?

CRMC Names New Fisheries Advisory Board

The past few weeks have seen 800 probationary employees at the federal National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration fired without cause.

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Report: Aquaculture Industry Declining Slightly in Ocean State

After Wind Blade Failure, Newport Fishing and Offshore Wind Event Draws Crowd, Questions, Some Ire

Study Panel Urges More Research into Decline in Quahog Landings

Adding more nitrogen to Narragansett Bay to offset the dozen wastewater treatment plants was not one of the recommendations despite shellfishers' urging.

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Avoiding Bycatch, Greener Packaging, and Local Reliance Touted as Sustainable Solutions at Seafood Expo

Boosting Nitrogen Levels in Narragansett Bay Could Increase Quahog Populations

Fishermen See Offshore Wind Coming and Buckle Down to Plan for Shared Future

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Atlantic Commission’s Decision to Lower Menhaden Catch Limit Frustrates Fishers, Conservationists

‘This Is a Calamity’: Federal Cuts Decimate NOAA Programs and Threaten Rhode Island’s Blue Economy

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Quahog Study Commission Recommends Transplants, Monitoring

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