Ashored's Times & Tails

The snow crab quota in Newfoundland and Labrador is over half caught just over a month into the season, despite potential strikes looming...

In Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, The Government of Canada supports stronger and more collaborative federal science, to ensure scientists and resea

NOAA Fisheries just released its annual Status of the Stocks report, revealing a milestone achievement: the lowest number of fish stocks on

Canada and Alaska have recently inked a significant seven-year agreement aimed at rejuvenating the declining king salmon populations in the

By analyzing 17 years of visual survey data and acoustic recordings, they created a statistical model to estimate whale populations and pred

A two-year-old whale calf seems to have missed some crucial advice from its great-aunt. Rather than heeding her guidance to navigate out of

Fishermen in Canada's largest lobster fishing district are voicing whether to increase the minimum legal size

Zones 3, 4, 5, and 6, in US will be shut down at 6 p.m. due to the presence of humpback whales

If the whales and sea turtles off our California coast could express gratitude, they would be applauding the efforts of our state's Ocean Pr

In a daring rescue effort, a humpback whale ensnared in fishing ropes has been successfully liberated.

The tragic death of a North Atlantic right whale reported on February 13th off the coast of Georgia has been attributed to a fatal collision

The federal Fisheries Department is actively seeking input on the impending reopening of the redfish fishery in the Gulf of St. Lawrence.

Fisheries and Oceans Canada recently announced the indefinite closure of the Lophelia Reef

During an aerial survey off the coast of Nantucket, Massachusetts, scientist Orla O'Brien stumbled upon a remarkable discovery.

In a comprehensive study spanning international waters, researchers have observed a notable decrease in the population of humpback whales in

In response to the escalating development of offshore wind projects, the federal government has introduced a comprehensive strategy to safeg

In response to months of anticipation and lobbying efforts in Quebec, Newfoundland and Labrador, and Nova Scotia, the federal government has

St. George, New Brunswick - Canada, boasting the world's longest coastline, heavily depends on its fish and seafood industry to fuel local a

The undeniable impact of climate change on the distribution of certain seafood species continues to be a subject of ongoing research. Variou