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  • You might have heard that the federal legislation to end the use of drift gillnets in US waters received a Presidential Veto on New Year's Day. But, Senator Feinstein has promised to have the final word and reintroduce this legislation on the first day of the new Congress! Thanks Senator Dianne Feinstein for fighting to protect the future of fishing! www.feinstein.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/press-releases?ID=DB270795-6097-4D55-90A6-97C68CCF867B ... See MoreSee Less

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    Jody Bright. Wild Oceans Board Member.

    My dad was the guy who made me clean most of the fish while letting my brothers off to go swim. 

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  • Protect the Prey Base

    Protecting prey fish, the predator fish and fisheries that depend on them, as well as the survival of marine mammals and seabirds, is sound environmental and economic policy. It’s a win for all of us, for wild oceans and the future of fishing.

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  • Bring Back the Big Fish

    By removing too many of the sea’s keystone predators, we weaken an entire tier at the top of the food chain. This may have dire biological consequences throughout the ecosystem, far beyond the social, economic and moral costs of depleted ocean fisheries.

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