Two fishermen have been fined more than £4,700 for illegal scallop dredging in a protected marine area off the Isle of Wight.

This is Gulf Coast Life. Im Mike Kiniry, thanks for joining us. The challenges and threats the world's oceans face are severe, primarily driven by overfishing, habitat destruction, pollution, ...

Not long ago I attended a Times-Review forum on wooden boat building on the North Fork. Held in Southold, it was much like the forums we have had on Shelter Island — an opportunity to illuminate some ...

Henry Haslam highlights the vital role local communities, volunteers and nature recovery projects play in protecting the environment.

The find is certainly a positive development at a time when the survival of many marine species around our coastline is under ...

Fisheries minister Shane Jones tried to push through controversial pro-industry reforms. Instead, he inspired a renewed wave of conservation efforts.

Interviews and government documents depict the state's Division of Marine Fisheries as a floundering bureaucracy that jeopardizes the safety of its technicians who work on the water. The division has ...

Work to consider “compensatory measures” for fishermen whose livelihoods have been impacted by the island’s network of Marine ...

There has been a mixed reaction to new proposals shaping the future of fishing along the Scottish coast, as Sandy Neil ...