HUNTINGTON BEACH- A study published May 6 by a team of Dutch, American, and German scientists found that it’s not too late to reverse the losses caused by marsh draining.
SACRAMENTO – On May 10, the California Air Resources Board (CARB) released a draft plan navigating the state’s transition to a clean energy economy, drastically reducing the use of fossil fuels,
On May 9, U.S. Indo-Pacific Coordinator Kurt Campbell announced the United States’ intention to release new plans to combat illegal fishing in the Pacific as part of the increased U.S.
The United States celebrated the 89th National Maritime Day on May 22. Congress declared National Maritime Day in 1933 to recognize the maritime industry and commemorate the first successful crossing
The 2024 America’s Cup is on the horizon as North America begins its 2022 sailing season, but things are starting to progress for the 37th Defense, The Royal New Zealand
SAN DIEGO⸺ The past several days has brought a welcome break in the unusually breezy spring weather Southern California has had in recent weeks. The good news for offshore fishing
On May 5, a study published in Science suggests there is positive news for the wildly endangered Vaquita porpoise. The study showed that the species’ generic diversity has long been relatively low
LAKE SHASTA- The California Department of Fish and Wildlife announced on May 9 that it will be testing a pilot project this fall for winter-run salmon, to be able to
