What are Marine Protected Areas? Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) are defined by NOAA as set areas where specific protections are put in place to protect the native ecosystem and biodiversity. As defined in MPAs’ founding document, Executive...
Sustainable fisheries management and utilization are an essential part of preserving these resources for the future. One of the leading fights on this front is tackling illegal fishing activities at sea. Overfishing, destructive equipment, falsifying catch records,...
Fishing bans are a common regulatory tool used by fishery managers and local officials to restrict the exploitation of a water body and use the time to improve the ecosystem. During a fishing ban, this ecosystem improvement...
A new study shows the redfish population in some Florida waters look healthier decades after the 1987 commercial ban.
In 2014, two muskie anglers caught another angler catching and killing an undersized Muskie on the Detroit River.
The IGFA has spent decades working toward creating sustainable fishing policies and contributing massively to global conservation efforts
Anyone who studies aquatic invasive species (AIS) will say that one of the most common ways these invaders have been able to spread so rapidly and effectively has been improper boat maintenance. While natural travel patterns certainly...