Administration Earmarks Funds to Protect Right Whales
August 16, 2024
Part of the $9 million in Inflation Reduction Act funds will be used to improve population monitoring and modeling efforts.
Part of the $9 million in Inflation Reduction Act funds will be used to improve population monitoring and modeling efforts.
Brunswick’s annual sustainability gains demonstrate how multiple company benefits can accrue from one or two smart decisions
The bill reauthorizes the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative and increases funding through 2031.
This summer’s hypoxic area will cover approximately 5,287 square miles; the dead zone typically averages 5,205 square miles.
The BoatUS Foundation was awarded a $10 million grant to fund projects that will remove abandoned and derelict vessels in coastal waters and the Great Lakes.
Coastal Conservation Association Maryland launched the Great Chesapeake Invasive Count to manage invasives in the Bay.
NMMA supports the denial, as the petition was to establish a speed limit and other vessel-related mitigation measures in the Gulf of Mexico.
The session will focus on the European Green Deal and how the boating industry can transition toward sustainable solutions.
Quenton Tuckett likes to go fishing with his buddy in Florida’s Tampa Bay. He often finds himself chasing fish in the shallows, which are places
After Hurricane Ian devastated Sanibel, Marco and Pine islands, as well as other parts of southwest Florida, recreational boating’s members flew into action to help those in need
Part of the $9 million in Inflation Reduction Act funds will be used to improve population monitoring and modeling efforts.
Brunswick’s annual sustainability gains demonstrate how multiple company benefits can accrue from one or two smart decisions
The bill reauthorizes the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative and increases funding through 2031.
This summer’s hypoxic area will cover approximately 5,287 square miles; the dead zone typically averages 5,205 square miles.
The BoatUS Foundation was awarded a $10 million grant to fund projects that will remove abandoned and derelict vessels in coastal waters and the Great Lakes.
Coastal Conservation Association Maryland launched the Great Chesapeake Invasive Count to manage invasives in the Bay.
NMMA supports the denial, as the petition was to establish a speed limit and other vessel-related mitigation measures in the Gulf of Mexico.
The session will focus on the European Green Deal and how the boating industry can transition toward sustainable solutions.
Quenton Tuckett likes to go fishing with his buddy in Florida’s Tampa Bay. He often finds himself chasing fish in the shallows, which are places
After Hurricane Ian devastated Sanibel, Marco and Pine islands, as well as other parts of southwest Florida, recreational boating’s members flew into action to help those in need
Many products featured on this site were editorially chosen. Soundings Trade Only may receive financial compensation for products purchased through this site.
Copyright © 2025 Soundings Trade Only Firecrown. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited.
