SACRAMENTO — For a quarter of a century, California’s Dockwalker Program has stood as a beacon of environmental stewardship, empowering citizens to protect the state’s precious waterways. Now, as the
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife Office of Spill Prevention and Response, California State Parks Division of Boating and Waterways, and the California Coastal Commission are inviting marinas and
Many newcomers to the world of coastal and offshore sailing place too much faith in their cell phones as a means of calling for help in case of an emergency.
If you’ve spent time on the water or at your local fish market, you’ve likely seen fish caught using nets, longlines, or traditional rod-and-reel setups. But have you ever heard
California is home to over 1,100 miles of coastline and an extensive network of navigable rivers and lakes, making it one of the most active boating regions in the country.
When people think of sailing, they often picture sleek boats gliding effortlessly across the water, sails filled with the wind, and the rhythmic sound of waves against the hull. Sailing
Kingston upon Hull, United Kingdom — In a significant stride toward maritime decarbonization, a groundbreaking wind-powered mast has embarked on its maiden voyage, propelling a cargo ship from England to
As environmental concerns grow and technological advancements accelerate, the maritime industry is undergoing a significant transformation toward more sustainable propulsion systems. Electric and hybrid yachts are emerging as viable alternatives
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