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End Overfishing
In New England

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The Pew Environment Group

The Pew Environment Group is the conservation arm of The Pew Charitable Trusts, a non-governmental organization headquartered in the United States that applies a rigorous, analytical approach to improving public policy, informing the public and stimulating civic life.

The Pew Environment Group advocates for strong policy solutions to address:


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Pew Comment on Inspector General's Review of NOAA's Fisheries Enforcement Programs - Pew Environment Group - January 25, 2010

Article: New Strategies for rebuilding fish stocks - Guest Column by Peter Baker, ABC-CLIO United States Geography Database - January 2010

Statement: Pew applauds NOAA for its conservation-minded catch shares policy - Pew Environment Group - December 10, 2009

Paper: Design Matters — Making Catch Shares Work (PDF) - Pew Environment Group- November 3, 2009

Video: Finding Ways to Save an Ancient Industry - CBS Evening News - August 1, 2009

Pew Applauds New Sector Management to Rebuild Cod and Flounder Populations - Pew Environment Group - June 25, 2009

Poll Shows Strong Support for a New Management System for Groundfish - Pew Environment Group - June 8, 2009

Article: Sectors: It's time to do things differently (PDF) - Guest Column by Glen Libby, Commercial Fisheries News - June 2009

Article: Move to Redefine New England Fishing - New York Times - May 30, 2009

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