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Caroline Losneck

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Caroline Losneck is an independent radio producer, filmmaker and documentarian living in Portland, Maine.

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Low quotas, high prices for herring will persist

elver, elver poaching
Elvers. Photo by Flickr user LHG Creative Photography.

Maine elver season opens – with new coronavirus rules

Northeast Market Report: 2019 Year in Review

Tariffs battle, landings decline weigh on Maine lobster fleet

Atlantic pollock. Creative Commons/Tino Strauss photo
Atlantic pollock. Creative Commons/Tino Strauss photo

Pollock scarce — and expensive — as Northeast groundfish prices fluctuate

Summer Flounder Trawl
Crewmen Joe Alverness and Denny St. Amand on the F/V

Summer flounder: Will quota increase affect regional markets?

Gulf of Maine scallops. Alex Todd photo.
Gulf of Maine scallops. Alex Todd photo.

Atlantic scallop haul tops 60 million pounds

Maine seaweed landings, value grow as southern kelp forests decline

Market diversity helps Maine’s lobster industry weather tariffs on an expanding Chinese demand

In "Chasing the New White Whale," the plight of a modern-day commercial fishing captain and Ahab

The art of addiction: Play shines light on maritime opioid abuse

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