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Vaquita
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Court orders ban on seafood imports to save vaquita

NEW YORK — Seafood caught from the Sea of Cortez cannot be imported from Mexico to the United States, according to an order issued by the U.S. Court of International

Boating Legislation
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Three marine-themed proposals repackaged and repurposed

SACRAMENTO — A trio of bills introduced earlier this year to regulate fisheries, vessel machinery and the collection of environmental data have all been altered one way or another as

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Alaska Wildlife Troopers seize illegally caught salmon

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Alaska Wildlife Troopers seized more than 16 tons (14.5 metric tons) of salmon caught illegally by a handful of vessels south of Homer. Troopers seized 33,328

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Group receives $5,000 to fight invasive aquatic species

BARTON, Vermont (AP) — The Crystal Lake Preservation Association has received more than $5,000 from Vermont to help support its program that fights the spread of aquatic invasive species such

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U.S. teacher rows solo across Atlantic in record time

LONDON (AP) — A high school science teacher from Cincinnati, Ohio, has rowed solo across the Atlantic, setting a record for a west-to-east crossing. Bryce Carlson arrived at St. Mary

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The lowdown on Rig-to-Reefs programs in North America

CALIFORNIA — Manmade structures like piers tend to attract a fair share of sea life such as barnacles – so why would oilrigs be any different? The relationship between ocean

The Log's Dog Aboard
Dog Aboard

Presenting a collection of The Log’s Sea Dogs!

The Log received so many Dog Aboard submissions that we decided to print a special-edition spread of a few notable water-loving pups. If you have a “fur mate” who would