BOSTON (AP) — Federal fishing managers are looking to change some of the rules governing important species of food fish this year, and they're seeking … [Read more...]
Safe Passages Through the Past
April 24, 2019
HYANNIS - The floating lighthouses that once occupied the channels around Cape Cod are long gone, lost to storms, failed moorings, collisions, … [Read more...]
Still no Recreational Cod Fishing in Gulf of Maine This Year
April 5, 2019
BOSTON (AP) — Federal fishing managers say rules for recreational fishing of cod and haddock off New England are staying the same for the time being, … [Read more...]
NOAA Maintains East Coast Bluefish Catch Rules For This Year
April 4, 2019
BOSTON (AP) — Federal fishing regulators say catch quotas and regulations for Atlantic bluefish will be about the same this year as they were in … [Read more...]
Fewer Dogfish to be Commercially Fished on East Coast in ’19
April 3, 2019
BOSTON (AP) — Federal fishing regulators say they're reducing the quota for a small species of shark that is fished commercially off the East … [Read more...]
Hearing Is Believing: Our Oceans Are Getting Louder
April 3, 2019
CHATHAM - Chris Clark has made a life of listening to whales and was invited to a Congressional hearing to speak on the threat seismic testing for oil … [Read more...]
Not Just One Fish, Two Fish; Managers Look At Ecosystem-Based Policies
March 25, 2019
CHATHAM - Fishery managers on the West Coast were already being updated about what was happening in the broader ecosystem, not just fish stocks. Then … [Read more...]
Fish For Families, Food For Thought
March 11, 2019
CHATHAM - “Fish for Families” is one of our many collaborations that makes me proud to head up the Cape Cod Commercial Fishermen’s Alliance. Since … [Read more...]
All Things Shellfish
March 4, 2019
CHATHAM - At the University of Maine Machias, Brian Beal is trying to grow razor clams. These high-value, fast-moving clams need to burrow in sand and … [Read more...]
Interest In The Blue Economy Burns Red Hot For Students
March 4, 2019
CHATHAM - A decade ago, Jon Hagenstein was doing what most young Cape Codders do – leaving. But after college, and some time away, he came back and … [Read more...]
From The CapeCod.com NewsCenter
Cape Cod Regional Veterans Expo is Saturday
Champions for Children Conference is This Week
Woods Hole Group to Give Presentation Thursday at Nauset High
Cape Cod Tech Receives HVAC Grant for Adult Training
Walk For Alziemer’s Next Sunday In Provincetown
All-Cape Beach Cleanup Collects 500 Pounds Of Trash
Yarmouth Officials Seek to Expand Public Art
Plimoth Plantation to Provide Update on Project 400 Archaeological Research
Sunday Journal Discussion with the Cape Cod Tech Foundation
Sunday Journal Discussion on the Wellfleet Oysterfest
Sunday Journal Discussion with the Silent Spring Institute
Heritage Museums & Gardens to Host Two Days of Family Halloween Events
Yarmouth Seaside Festival Returns for Its 41st Year
