Marine Conservation Alliance
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Industry | seafood coalition |
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Founded | 2001 Alaska |
Defunct | 3 November 2019 |
Headquarters | 4005 20th Avenue W Ste 115 Seattle, WA 98199 & 2 Marine Way, Suite 227 Juneau, AK 99801 |
Website | marineconservationalliance.org |
The Marine Conservation Alliance (MCA) is a
After its initial formation, MCA worked to address regional fisheries management issues and promote science-based fishery management practices. Alaska produces more than half the United States' seafood and MCA looks for practical solutions to conservation concerns to promote long term ocean health, sustainable fisheries, and the communities that depend on them. The organization works with Alaska fishery participants and communities to educate them about regulations and laws that affect Alaska's fisheries such as the reauthorization of the
In 2003, MCA created a
MCA was recognized for its conservation work with the 2008 National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) Sustainable fisheries Leadership Award for Coastal Habitat Restoration, and most recently, MCA was awarded the 2010 Alaska SeaLife Center's Award for Stewardship and Sustainability at the Alaska Marine Gala in Anchorage. This award[2] was created to recognize outstanding achievements in marine focused media, industry, research, education and resource management.
Articles
- The Media is the Message Pitchengine.com
- Thanks for Cleaning Up the Coasts Juneau Empire
- Commercial fisheries pack a $6 billion impact in Alaska Alaska Journal
- Alaskan fisheries ninth-largest in the world FIS.com
- A Real Fish Story New York Times
- Global warming spurs commercial fishing moratorium Seattle Times
- Aleutian Images Wavelength Magazine Online
- MCA Receives Alaska Ocean Leadership Award Seward Phoenix Log
- Scientists: Fishery Closure Needed for Sea Lions Associated Press
- 2007 Interview with MCA's Dave Benton Mongabay.com
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References
- ^ "Noaa Awards $1 Million For Alaska Beach Cleanup - The Cordova Times". www.thecordovatimes.com. Archived from the original on 2011-07-16.
- ^ "Alaska Marine Gala". Alaskasealife.org. Retrieved 2013-12-27.