Shellabration Returns to Greenport
Pictured Above: Little Creek Oysters in downtown Greenport is a mainstay of Shellabration festivities | CCE marine photo The 10th
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Fish
Plum Island Underwater Survey Shows Abundance
Pictured Above: A northern star coral found during the survey (dead; live samples were also found) Over five days last
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Governor Calls for Federal Help With Scallop Crisis
Pictured Above: Two lone scallopers off of North Sea on opening day of scallop season in November. New York Governor
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Dead Humpback Whale Adds to Marine Mammal Mortality Concerns
Pictured Above: The humpback whale found off of Montauk. | Photo courtesy of Petty Officer 2nd class Unwin of USCG
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Southampton Celebrates Shinnecock Fishing Dock
Pictured Above: Rev. Philip Hubbard of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church blessed the Terri Sue Southampton Town and Suffolk County celebrated
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Southampton Students First In World To Raise Shrimp Gobies
Pictured Above: A lagoon shrimp goby, courtesy of Fish Guy Photos Propelling through Southampton High School’s aquarium waters is a
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Get Back to the Bays
Cornell Cooperative Extension’s Back to the Bays Initiative has begun its spring membership drive, and is asking members of the
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Kelp Farmers Get A Big Surprise
Pictured Above: Stony Brook University scientist Mike Doall and oyster farmer Paul McCormick with kelp grown on the Great Gunn
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Suffolk Seeks to Help Shuckers
Pictured Above: Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone tries his hand at shucking oysters at the March 11 press conference at
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State Sues Feds Over Fluke
New York is suing the federal government over its method of calculating commercial fluke fishing quotas, arguing that the state’s
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Strained Fluke Quotas, Hurricanes and Safe Harbor
Strained Fluke Quotas, Hurricanes and Safe Harbor Case of fisherman bound for North Carolina caught in José’s rough seas highlights
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