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Movement News | January 18, 2025
Atlas: Mapping the Future of Values-Based Aquaculture Across the U.S.
Last month, our Atlas for Values-Based Aquaculture project’s core team gathered in Baltimore to map out our next steps. Atlas...
Newsletters | January 8, 2025
Hello, Goodbye
2024 was a year of movement and evolution here at NAMA. In particular, we had some key hellos and goodbyes. ...
Movement News | December 31, 2024
Campaigners celebrate as firm making first-ever GMO fish ceases operations
This story from Mongabay highlights the success of campaigners in shuttering AquaBounty Technologies, the company behind the first genetically engineered...
Movement News | December 18, 2024
We Need More Than Docks to Keep the Port of San Diego Fishing
Longtime advocate for San Diego fishermen Pete Halmay shares his perspective in this San Diego Union-Tribune commentary on the urgent...
Newsletters | December 11, 2024
A Fish Story of my Own
My name is Hamida. I’m NAMA’s new content strategist. As I settle into my role, I can’t help but reflect...
Movement News | November 20, 2024
Crew Together: Reeling in Resilience at Slow Fish Charleston
Charleston, SC, recently hosted Slow Fish 2024, a 3-day gathering where fishers, chefs, educators, and advocates came together to share...
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