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A state measure to phase out drift-net fishing in California waters — and remove a hazard that can inadvertently trap sea lions, dolphins and turtles — was signed into law Thursday by Gov ...
Permits are being issued to commercial swordfish fishermen who forgo large drift nets for a new system that won’t also capture whales and dolphins.. The National Marine Fisheries Service ...
New legislation aims to phase out mile-long fishing nets off the California coast that have entangled and killed sea life, including endangered species, by the thousands over the past few decades ...
One sea lion and 18 dolphins were trapped — and all died — according to federal observers placed on 20 percent of the drift net fishing trips in California from May 1, 2016 to Jan. 31, 2017 ...
An effort by environmentalists to ban drift gill nets — huge mile-long underwater walls of nylon mesh that catch swordfish but also often entangle and kill sea lions, dolphins, whales and other ...
The practice of dragging enormous nets suspended for miles in open water is called high seas drift net fishing and is a form of illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing. Coast Guard Nabs Drift ...
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Over 100 fish recovered from illegal drift net spanning width of Kildare reservoir - MSNA N ILLEGAL 70-METRE fishing net which was discovered at the Leixlip Reservoir in Co Kildare was taken down on Sunday by Inland Fisheries Ireland (IFI), with over 100 fish recovered from the drift ...
A state measure to phase out drift-net fishing in California waters — and remove a hazard that can inadvertently trap sea lions, dolphins and turtles — was signed into law Thursday by Gov ...
Permits are being issued to commercial swordfish fishermen who forgo large drift nets for a new system that won’t also capture whales and dolphins.. The National Marine Fisheries Service ...
Permits are being issued to commercial swordfish fishermen who forgo large drift nets for a new system that won’t also capture whales and dolphins. The National Marine Fisheries Service recently ...
Permits are being issued to commercial swordfish fishermen who forgo large drift nets for a new system that won’t also capture whales and dolphins. The National Marine Fisheries Service recently ...
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