On Alaska’s waters, women captains and guides are challenging the popular mythology that equates ruggedness, authority, and adventure with men.

Alaska’s New Frontier Women

It’s a vague term with a range of meanings. As a category, however, the rough fish designation is harming native fish populations.

The Plight of “Rough Fish”

In Hawai‘i, an ancient lunar calendar has guided Native farmers and fishers for centuries.

What’s keeping the millions of lake trout in Lake Ontario from reproducing on their own? New tech is tackling a decades-old mystery. 

U.S. fishers say that sharks are nibbling off their catch before they can haul it to deck — causing much frustration and animosity toward sharks. 

The U.S. Supreme Court will decide the entire fate of federal regulatory powers because of a seemingly niche case brought by two herring fishermen.