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Weekly Recap, March 23-29: Ugliest Fish Gets Data Makeover And More

March 29, 2026

A slimy, brown monkfish on ice at a fish market bares its sharp teeth. Various other fish can be seen in the background.

Pictured above: Despite their famously “ugly” reputation, monkfish — a tasty New England species — are at the center of new research bringing fishermen’s knowledge into stock assessments. Photo by …

The Bristol Bay Story of the Women Who Invented Set-Net Fishing

November 5, 2025

Melanie Brown stands with several generations of her family along with their family dog in this joyful black and white photo.

In her personal essay, fisherwoman Melanie Brown reflects on growing up around set-net fishing from a very young age and the Indigenous women in Bristol Bay, AK, whose ingenuity created …

Panama Indigenous Fishing Rights Under Threat as Leaders Travel to Geneva

September 16, 2025

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