AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSustainable Seafood: A new national campaign is spotlighting Rhode Island fishers and aquaculture farmers who prioritize responsible harvesting, workers’ rights and local waterfront communities. Fishing Rules: Rhode Island’s daily tautog limit rose from three fish to five on Oct. 15; black sea bass season runs through Dec. 31, while commercial bluefin tuna fishing is closed through Nov. 30. Coral Research: Roger Williams University researchers have developed a standardized way to spawn and raise northern star coral, a species that survives Rhode Island winters. The method could help scientists study reefs and efforts to protect them worldwide. Coastal Restoration: EPA is seeking proposals for about $5.3 million in grants for coastal watershed projects in Rhode Island and Massachusetts; applications are due Dec. 11. Turf Field Dispute: A Burrillville resident who opposed the high school’s synthetic turf field is seeking more than $555,000 from the town after its lawsuit against her was dismissed under the state’s anti-SLAPP law.
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