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2021 Fishing Season Forecast - ONLINE
March 18 @ 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
The industry is preparing for a second busy summer season in the shade of the pandemic, changing strategies for coping with highly infectious strains, vaccines, and a covid-dominated marketplace. What does this mean for fishermen, operators and processors? Will these factors change the way we fish and how we deliver… SEE MORE
Safe Harbor Race Weekend
Newport, RI August 13 - August 15
We hope you'll join us this summer for Safe Harbor Race Weekend! Regatta plans are coming together nicely and there is a good buzz about the event already. We are excited to host the racing along with Saturday night's Talk of the Town Crew Party here at the Shipyard. SEE MORE
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News from Our Coasts: February 2021
NEWS & UPDATES FOR FEBRUARY Updates from US Harbors News & Virtual Events from Our Partners Updates from Our Coastal Business Community Photos of the Month Updates from US Harbors Just in time for Whale Week, a new species of Baleen Whale was discovered in the Gulf of Mexico.… SEE MORE
NOAA Announces 2021 Marine Endangered Species Art Contest
Contest for Kids K-12: Entries Due Friday, April 23 Teachers: Celebrate Endangered Species Day (May 21) by having your classroom participate in the 2021 Marine Endangered Species Art Contest! Endangered and threatened species need our help. Students’ artwork will showcase their knowledge and commitment to protecting these animals. We invite New England schools as well as schools from anywhere… SEE MORE
New Slow Zone Southeast of Atlantic City
NOAA Fisheries announces a new Slow Zone (voluntary vessel speed restriction) to protect right whales. Yesterday, February 9, 2021, a Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution acoustic buoy detected the presence of right whales 20nm southeast of Atlantic City, New Jersey. The Southeast of Atlantic City, New Jersey Slow Zone is in… SEE MORE
Boating 101: What Should Be in My Safety Kit?
Ben Franklin’s observation that “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure” is good advice under any circumstances, but uniquely and immensely appropriate for the open waters and your boat safety kit. When getting ready for a voyage, there is no such thing as being overly prepared. When… SEE MORE
Explore Tides & Weather in Rhode Island Regions
Block Island Sound, RI
Tide charts, coastal and marine weather, online nautical charts, and local boating and fishing information for the Block Island Sound region of Rhode Island. SEE MORE
Coastal Rhode Island
Tide charts, coastal and marine weather, online nautical charts, and local boating and fishing information for Coastal Rhode Island. SEE MORE
Narragansett Bay, RI
Tide charts, coastal and marine weather, online nautical charts, and local boating and fishing information for the Narragansett Bay, Rhode Island. SEE MORE
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News from Our Coasts: February 2021
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New Rule Requires Commercial Fishermen to Mask at all Times
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