Mass Fish News Today

NEWBURYPORT — Local bird enthusiasts will soon be saying goodbye to one of the areas more famous birds as one of the two nesting peregrine falcons at the Gillis Bridge

Avian influenza is in the U.S. and Massachusetts has had 14 known cases. Hundreds of dead cormorants could represent a significant uptick.

Health and animal control officials on the Island are warning about possible avian flu, a highly pathogenic version known as HPAI virus, may have infected hundreds of dead cormorants that have been found on Martha’s Vineyard beaches. A sign at Lambert’s Cove Beach in West Tisbury warns beachgoers not to touch dead birds and to […]

The rash of dead birds may be related to a new strain of the avian flu, though it is not confirmed yet. Learn more at Boston.com.

With half a dozen people and two town districts attempting to get this animal to safety, it was quite the spectacle in an otherwise quiet Westport neighborhood.

With half a dozen people and two town districts attempting to get this animal to safety, it was quite the spectacle in an otherwise quiet Westport neighborhood.

A protected area fish stocks have been dwindling. tomasz manasseh who was born on the main island he supervises twenty three rangers for the national park they go in for trolls collect data and provide information before the community is outside the national park have no spaces where the fish can reproduce. but its what up the ass fish stocks the kind of pressure grows that leads to ever greater conflicts with the fisherman from the mainland. even encroaching on the totally protected areas to go...