Striped bass recovery remains below targets This update was originally published at Riverkeeper.org. _____ The Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission (ASMFC) met last week to review the most recent assessment of regional striped bass populations. The assessment found that striper mortality was slightly higher than the target for recovery, while spawning stock was well below the recovery goal. The commission […]

Environmental organizations bring lawsuit against New York for Endangered Species Act violation that imperils iconic Atlantic sturgeon This press release was originally published at Riverkeeper.org. Read the original release here. _____ New York – Today, the Delaware Riverkeeper Network and Riverkeeper filed an Endangered Species Act (ESA) lawsuit to force New York to address the illegal capture and killing of […]

NYSDEC’s updates to threatened species must go further to protect biodiversity This article was originally written by Casey Hellman and published on riverkeeper.org. Casey Hellman is a Legal Fellow at Riverkeeper. Read the original article here. _____ The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYS DEC) recently released proposed regulations to update its list of endangered, threatened, and special […]

The Grandeur of the Hudson’s Broad Bays This article was originally written by Dr. George Jackman and published on riverkeeper.org. Dr. George Jackman was the Habitat Restoration Director at Riverkeeper. Read the original article here. _____ The Tappan Zee Bay and Haverstraw Bay are truly special bodies of water within a majestic river. These brackish embayments, or bays, are integral […]

Why recreational anglers may see plenty of striped bass stock when fishery managers say the population is declining This article was originally written by Dr. George Jackman and published on riverkeeper.org. Dr. George Jackman is the Habitat Restoration Director at Riverkeeper, Inc. Read the original article here. _____ A common refrain amongst recreational anglers is that fishery managers are often […]