Fisheries

An image of lobsters in an orange bucket after being caught on a lobster boat

Helping Fishermen, Scientists and Managers Sustain Wild Fisheries

New Hampshire commercial and recreational fishermen are struggling to stay on the water while conserving marine resources as required by fisheries management. The UNH Sustainable Fisheries and Aquaculture Program supports these efforts by partnering with fishermen, scientists, and managers in projects that improve fishermen’s ability to:

  • Catch abundant species while avoiding overfished stocks
  • Sell what they can catch at a fair price
  • Improve fisheries science and management strategies.

Projects

flat bladed red algae in a tide pool with other algae behind

Seaweed Workshops

a man in a yellow rain jacket stands next to a barotrauma device hanging over the side of a boat over the water

Barotrauma Release Cage

Barotrauma Release Cage

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cod fish

2021 Atlantic Cod Stock Structure Workshops

2021 Atlantic Cod Stock Structure Workshops

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Contacts

Community Supported Fisheries

Gabriela Bradt, Ph.D.
Fisheries Extension Specialist
gabriela.bradt@unh.edu
(603) 862-2033

Erik Chapman, Ph.D.
Director, NH Sea Grant
erik.chapman@unh.edu
(603) 862-1935