Title
Maintaining Alewife and Blueback Populations
Series Title
Harvesters' Perspectives on Alewives, Bluebacks, and Eels in Downeast Maine
Identifier
MEU-V-14-001
Files
Creator
Maine Sea Grant and NOAA Fisheries
Rights and Access Note
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Video Editor
Julia Beaty
Producer
Julia Beaty
Creation Date
7-30-2014
Duration
00:02:17
Geographic Focus
Downeast Maine
Topics
Narrative histories of alewife/blueback herring and American eel fisheries
Keywords
Downeast Maine, Maine fisheries, Alewives, River Herring
Summary
Alewives and blueback herring are two ecologically and economically important species that can be found in Downeast Maine's rivers. Alewives and blueback populations face many threats but commercial harvesters and other dedicated community members are working to restore and maintain healthy fish populations in Downeast Maine’s rivers. This video showcases some of their perspectives.
This video was produced as part of an oral history project carried out by Maine Sea Grant and NOAA Fisheries in the spring of 2014 with financial support from NOAA’s Preserve America Initiative.
Preferred Citation
Young, Darrell; Bassett, Ed; Southerland, Jake; and Welch, Rick, "Maintaining Alewife and Blueback Populations" (2014). Maine Sea Grant Video Collection. 3.
https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/seagrant_videos/3
Rights Statement
Comments
A project of Maine Sea Grant and NOAA Fisheries With funding from NOAA's Preserve America Initiative. This project led to an expanded survey of alewife/blueback herring harvesters along the Atlantic Coast.