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What’s at Stake as Apalachicola Bay’s Oyster Farm Reopens

January 6, 2026

Two oyster farmers from Water if Life Oysters are wearing gray sweat shirts are smiling and standing together. One has a glove on and is holding a few oyster very close in the foreground. Sun and palm trees shine behind them.

This feature story from Civil Eats centers on Apalachicola, Florida, a coastal oyster town where residents are working to care for their bay, restore its ecosystem, and protect a way …

Civil Eats Spotlights the Fight to Sustain Louisiana Shrimping

August 13, 2025

Lousiana shrimper Zack Campo stands on his boat looking toward the water while his young daughter leans over into his arms. Her eyes are closed as if she is sleeping or very sleepy.

Pictured above: Fifth-generation shrimper Zack Campo holds his daughter, Ella, aboard his family’s boat in Shell Beach, Louisiana. Campo is one of the youngest shrimpers operating in the area. Photo …

Judge Halts Blanket Approval for Gulf Fish Farms Off Sarasota Coast

May 8, 2025

Two yellowfin tina heads sit on a wooden cutting board.

This story from WUWF spotlights a federal judge’s decision to strike down a nationwide permit that would have fast-tracked offshore fish farms like Ocean Era’s proposed project off of Florida’s …

NYT Report: DNA Tests Expose Widespread Shrimp Fraud in the Gulf Coast

April 30, 2025

Close-up image of many cooked, unpeeled Gulf shrimp.

A New York Times investigative report dives deep into the rampant mislabeling of shrimp in U.S. restaurants and festivals — especially along the Gulf Coast. Despite décor and menus that …

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