America Needs More Government Surveillance—On Fish 
US Source: wired 5/6/2015
America Needs More Government Surveillance—On Fish
Maybe the NSA can put some of its surplus spy expertise into the oceans.

For years, the US has tried to drive its fishing policies with data---collecting information about numbers of fish caught, along with their species, ages, and locations---so it can better protect species and ecosystems that are overfished. But the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration can't quite match the NSA's data-monitoring skills, leaving fisheries in limbo. They want to preserve the country's aquatic resources, but they can't do that without good science to guide their actions.
 

Last week, the House Committee on Natural Resources passed some controversial changes to the law governing fisheries that could loosen some of the scientific restrictions that are supposed to direct fishing rules. These changes aren't in effect yet---the bill still needs to go through the House floor, the Senate, and also the President---but the effort is worth paying attention to, especially if you work in fishing, fish recreationally, live near the sea, eat seafood, or care about the long-term health of the oceans.

 
Salmon, Coho Continue...

News Id SourceStampcountry
5001U.S. angler caught hiding baitfish in his vehicle TbNewsWatch2018-07-17US
5002House OKs overhaul of federal fishing laws, loosening limits and expanding angler access.USA TODAY2018-07-21US
5003'I'll teach her': Mom proud to show daughter the ropes of fishingCBC News2019-06-01CA
5004700,000 young salmon killed after vandals damage Powell River hatcheryGlobal News2019-01-10CA
5005‘Gutted’: pollution suspected in mass fish die-off at Coquitlam creekGlobal News2019-05-30CA
5006Mexican Walking Fish may hold key to helping paralysed people walk againtelegraph2019-05-28UK
5007Mexican tetra fish may offer heart repair cluesBBC News2018-11-21UK
5008Nighttime ban aims to curb illegal fishing in Port HopeGlobal News2019-05-28CA
5009He Claimed He Caught a Record-Breaking Fish. Now He’s Being Called a Liarnytimes2019-05-25US
5010Study shows economic benefits of patient approach to northern cod recoveryThe Canadian Press2019-05-26CA
5011Striped Bass Season is Underwaycoastalanglermag2019-05-20US
5012Now is The Time to Check Montana Off Your Fly Fishing Bucket Listamericanangler2019-05-25US
5013Loughborough Lake stocked with 15,000 lake troutGlobal News2019-05-21CA
5014Lacombe residents attempt to reel in world record for oversized fishing lureCBC News2019-05-21CA
5015Alberta Fish and Wildlife looking for illegal pet turtles that pose ‘potential public health hazard’globalnews2019-05-19CA
5016Two tiny turtles targeted in Alberta Fish and Wildlife searchCBC News2019-05-21CA
5017When—and when not—to match the hatch The secret is imitating the food that fish preferoutdoorcanada2019-05-13CA
5018Deadline to remove ice fishing shacks from Sask. lakes approachingGlobal News2019-05-20CA
5019Man faces animal cruelty charges 'for abandoning pet fish'independent2019-04-04US
5020Deformed fish hatched in bitumen-rich water can grow out of some defects: studyCBC News2019-05-17CA
5021Fish with HUMAN teeth found by stunned mum on US beach – 'never seen anything like it'dailystar2019-05-17UK
5022Stoddard County angler state record for black buffalooutdoornewsdaily2019-05-16CA
5023Young Huntsville angler catches first state-record yellow perchFishing News2019-05-16CA
5024One Reply to “Long Mountain Lake, British Columbia”Fish'n Canada2019-05-17CA
5025Swing-jig walleyeoodmag2019-03-14CA

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