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Projects in the Field: Saving money and time with an EM Pilot Program in the U.S. sea scallop fishery
After ranking among the most economically important fisheries in the United States (U.S.) over the last decade, accounting for more than $480 million of commercial landings in 2022 alone, the Atlantic sea scallop fishery is bracing for a few challenging years ahead. The total exploitable biomass of sea scallops appears to be on a downward trend, with climate change threatening the long-term health of the population. The New England Fishery Management Council (NEFMC) estimated annual projected landings for the 2025 fishing year to generate only about $348.3 million (19.8 million pounds) in landings, a 28% reduction from 2024.
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Scottish fishing vessel licence variations announced on 7 March 2025. Remote Electronic Monitoring ...(REM) is now mandatory for any vessel dredging for scallops in Scottish waters.
Fishing vessel weekly licence variations 7 March 2025
Scottish fishing vessel licence variations announced on 7 March 2025.
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