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  • Videographer, Slug Magazine
  • Internal Comms Representative, Western Governors University
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ODFW seeks comments for Dungeness crabbing rules

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By Nate Schwartz
| Newport News Times Verified
Ahead a meeting in Salem on August 14, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife are accepting public comment in regards to further changes to commercial Dungeness crab fishing regulations. A major portion of Coastal Oregon’s fishing industry, Dungeness are a species that have become emblematic of the area’s blue economy. This humpback whale washed ashore at Yatchats late Saturday, Nov. 15, after investigators said it was entangled in fishing gear.
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ODFW seeks comments for Dungeness crabbing rules

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By Nate Schwartz
| Yahoo Verified
Ahead a meeting in Salem on August 14, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife are accepting public comment in regards to further changes to commercial Dungeness crab fishing regulations. A major portion of Coastal Oregon's fishing industry, Dungeness are a species that have become emblematic of the area's blue economy. These proposed changes would be a doubling down on whale entanglement prevention, for which stricter regulations were already passed earlier this year.
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Public comment sought for Pacific Marten recovery plan

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By Nate Schwartz
| Polk County Itemizer-Observer Verified
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) has recently released a draft recovery plan for the Pacific Marten, and is seeking public input on the proposed efforts which aim to one day de-list the marten from the federal threatened species list as part of the Endangered Species Act. This plan focuses on the coastal distinct population segment (DPS) which calls our area home. An emblematic species for our region, the marten is a cat-sized member of the weasel family.
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