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Longline Association, Louisiana Farm Bureau Federation, North Carolina Fisheries Association, California Pelagic Fisheries Association, Fishing Communities Coalition, Chesapeake
resources, protect our coastal communities, and strengthen our fisheries—securing economic benefits for our states.” Under current … Continental Shelf Lands Act and the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act to reflect the expanded boundaries
million Recipient Name:Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Project Purpose:This funding will allow for continued research … Recipient Name:Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Project Purpose:This funding will provide the Louisiana Department
Circuit Court of Appeals, Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, Department of Public Safety, Imperial Calcasieu Human Service Authority
bridges in the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Rockefeller Wildlife Refuge and Game Preserve … Circuit Court of Appeals, Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, Department of Public Safety, and Imperial Calcasieu Human Service
Louisiana Chamber of Commerce Foundation Coastal and Fisheries Restoration Research and Equipment Initiative to fund research and equipment … Louisiana coastal erosion and fisheries restoration. $1,031,000 for the Engaged Learning Strategies for the "School-within
proportionate manner that supports law-abiding U.S. fisheries,” they continued. “Despite fewer vessel interdictions in 2025 than … lawmakers explained. “The Gulf of America red snapper fishery is a highly regulated domestic fishery that is shared
source for the Cartel and undermines both U.S. fisheries management and national security,”wrote the senators. “We would … appreciate NOAA Fisheries’ action in more aggressively applying its existing authorities to ensure that illegally harvested red snapper
SEAFOOD INDUSTRY Introduced H.R. 4800, the Fisheries Modernization Act, which expands fishery disaster relief programs to Louisiana
shrimp at your stores, rather than support domestic fisheries that offer a safer product while supporting small American
shrimp at your stores, rather than support domestic fisheries that offer a safer product while supporting small American
Congressman Marc Veasey (D-TX) introduced the Marine Fisheries Habitat Protection Act (H.R. 5745). This bipartisan bill promotes … habitats and supporting the fishing industry. "The Marine Fisheries Habitat Protection Act is a smart, science-backed solution
landscapes—they buffer us from storms, fuel our fisheries, and anchor the communities and traditions that define coastal … across the country that once served as important fisheries are now considered “dead zones” filled with algal blooms
replacement of the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Rockefeller headquarters building in Grand Chenier, La., due to Hurricane
Cleo Fields (D-LA) introduced H.R. 4800, the Fisheries Modernization Act, which would expand fishery disaster relief programs … include wild-caught crawfish. As a commercial fishery, the wild-caught crawfish industry does not qualify for disaster
water quality and the long-term health of fisheries and wildlife in the lower Mississippi River Basin," said … Chris Macaluso, director of fisheries and the Mississippi River Program at the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership. “The Corps
Martin Heinrich (D-NM) introduced the Protecting Global Fisheries Act to combat illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing … life,” said Dr. Cassidy. The Protecting Global Fisheries Act would: Authorize the President to impose visa, asset
worked to secure $27,152,411.00 for Louisiana fisheries, shrimpers, and fishing communities affected by natural disasters between
Ezell (R-MS) introduced the Mississippi River Basin Fisheries Commission Act of 2025 to establish the Mississippi River … Basin Fishery Commission, a groundbreaking initiative aimed at protecting and enhancing one of America’s most vital waterways
worked to secure $27,152,411.00 for Louisiana fisheries, shrimpers, and fishing communities affected by natural disasters between