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Marine Fish Conservation Network
Non-profit Organizations
Arlington, DC 55 followers
Conserving and Revitalizing Wild Ocean Fisheries
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The Marine Fish Conservation Network is a coalition of commercial and recreational fishing associations, regional and national conservation groups, aquaria, and marine science organizations committed to sustaining fish populations, healthy marine ecosystems, and fishing communities. Our goal is to maintain and strengthen the conservation and management objectives of the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act. We are committed to ending overfishing, rebuilding fish populations, and fostering a fisheries management system that protects vibrant marine ecosystems and the thriving local communities that depend on them.
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Rep. Mary Sattler Peltola reputation as an advocate for fishing and Native Alaskan fishing communities was never more evident than with the introduction of her Fisheries Improvement and Seafood Health (FISH) Act in June 2024.
FISH Act Helps Ready the U.S. Seafood Industry for the Future - Marine Fish Conservation Network
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“Bycatch continues to be a persistent problem in fisheries across the United States. It is more than just wasteful to ocean fisheries and wildlife – bycatch brings significant ecological, social, and economic consequences to every corner of the U.S. We applaud Rep. Peltola’s leadership on reducing harmful bycatch with the introduction of the Bycatch Reduction and Mitigation Act and the Bottom Trawl Clarity Act. Increasing funding for bycatch mitigation efforts and better regulating bottom trawling will promote more sustainable fishing practices that can help rebuild stocks, promote ecosystem health, and support fishing businesses and fishery-dependent communities into the future." - Robert Vandermark, Executive Director https://lnkd.in/eZG4Vm8H
Rep. Peltola's Two New Fisheries Bills Will Help Mitigate Harmful Bycatch - Marine Fish Conservation Network
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A great piece by our friends & colleagues with Alaska Marine Conservation Council ... https://lnkd.in/e4r4D4cz
Building climate resilience together with Alaska’s fishing communities
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“The Working Waterfronts Act addresses many of the challenges facing our coastal communities. The Network applauds Sen. Murkowski’s comprehensive approach to dealing with those challenges and her commitment to finding solutions. Our coalition welcomes the resources to modernize and upgrade shoreside infrastructure and better understand and address the effects of ocean acidification and climate change on marine life and coastal communities ..." - Rob Vandermark, Executive Director. https://lnkd.in/eZxun5DS
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The Network's deputy director, Tom Sadler, was appointed this week to the Sport Fishing and Boating Partnership Council. The council advises the Secretary of U.S. Department of the Interior and Secretary of U.S. Department of Commerce.
MFCN Deputy Director Tom Sadler Appointed to Sport Fishing and Boating Partnership Council - Marine Fish Conservation Network
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Join us for the Network's Waterside Chat live stream series, on December 13, 2023 at 3:00 p.m. Eastern, for a conversation with MFCN's Network Policy Council co-chair, Kevin Scribner. https://lnkd.in/dswRXczf Affectionally known as "Scribfish" by friends and colleagues, Kevin is a fisherman, poet, and advocate known for his eclectic and wide-ranging interests related to marine resource issues. He and host Tom Sadler will talk about his work with the Wave Foundation, Salmon Safe and sustainable, indigenous food sources. Join us for the conversation and catch the latest on his efforts in Maui and Alaska. Register for the free Waterside Chat. The Marine Fish Conservation Network's Waterside Chat series connects people who depend on healthy oceans and fisheries with the issues that directly affect them and their communities. Each episode the Network's Deputy Director Tom Sadler talks with different guests about ocean policy and fisheries management topics. He engages them in genuine and thoughtful conversations about what policy decisions mean for people’s livelihoods, communities, recreation, and coastal ways of life. The event is free, will be recorded for later viewing, and available as a podcast. You can listen to Waterside Chat on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and other podcast apps. Please rate or leave comments on your podcast app, as it helps increase exposure for the show.
Waterside Chat with Kevin Scribner
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