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EdgeTech 5112 On-Demand Fishing System Gains Approval for California Dungeness Crab Fishing During Closures
EdgeTech, a prominent provider of innovative fishing technologies, has received approval from the California Department of Fish and Wildlife for its 5112 On-Demand Fishing System. This system is now authorized for use in the California Dungeness Crab fishery during closures, which will take effect after April 1, 2026. The approval marks a significant advancement in sustainable fishing practices, allowing for more efficient and environmentally friendly methods during periods when traditional fishing is restricted. By leveraging advanced acoustic release solutions and high-resolution sonar imaging, EdgeTech aims to enhance the fishing experience while adhering to regulatory requirements. This development reflects a growing commitment to responsible fishing and the preservation of marine ecosystems.
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Fugro Donates Survey Equipment to CSIRO to Support Australian Ocean Research
Fugro has made a significant contribution to ocean research by donating two EdgeTech Deep Tow survey systems to the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO), Australia’s national science agency. This donation, announced recently, underscores Fugro's commitment to advancing global ocean science initiatives and supports the objectives of the United Nations Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development. By providing these advanced survey systems, Fugro aims to enhance the capabilities of CSIRO in conducting vital oceanographic research, ultimately contributing to sustainable management and conservation of ocean resources.
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