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SCDNR and state representatives work on a bill to sustain the blue crab population within South Carolina. Photo by Marco Lissoni on Shutterstock.
Efforts to save blue crabs underway in South Carolina
Carli Stewart
Blue crabs for sale at the fish market. Callinectes sapidus or Atlantic blue crab or Chesapeake blue crab. Photo by Marco Lissoni on Shutterstock
S.C., a state lacking harvest limits, seeks to save blue crabs
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Photo by Gene Gallin on Unsplash
Uncertain future facing N.C. fishermen
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Blue crabs. Courtesy of NOAA Fisheries
Invasive blue land crabs sighted in Georgia, state warns
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Virginia is going to study bringing back the state's crab dredge fishery that has been closed since 2008. Larry Chowning photo.
Virginia reconsiders winter crab dredge fishery, closed since 2008
Larry Chowning
Graphic courtesy of NOAA Fisheries
Va. extends blue crab harvest season
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Photo by Justin Wilkens on Unsplash
Miss. study seeks reduction in mortality of discarded crabs
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This wooden Chesapeake Bay deadrise crab boat may be the last to be hauled on the old Alex Burrell railway in Urbanna,Va. as new owners consider buying a Travelift. Larry Chowning photo.
Historic marine railways fading away
Larry Chowning
The Virginia General Assembly approved $250,000 Sept. 6 to support and encourage blue catfish processing, flash freezing, harvesting and infrastructure projects in an effort to enhance the growth of a blue catfish fishery in Virginia. Larry Chowning photo
Virginia looks to expand blue catfish fishery and processing
Larry Chowning
Blue crab. Courtesy of NOAA Fisheries
In N.C., fewer blue crabs, plenty of factors
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Photo by Artiom Vallat on Unsplash
Blue crabs, native to the Chesapeake, invading Italy
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