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Hawaii harvesters paid to clean up, return derelict fishing gear

Hawaii Pacific University's Center for Marine Debris Research will pay eligible commercial fishers between $1 and $3 per dry pound of derelict fishing gear

By Undercurrent News | Jan. 12, 2023 17:38 GMT
A pelagic fishing vessel in Hawaii. Photograph by Hawaiian Fresh Seafood as shared by Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council.
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Commercial harvesters off the coast of the US state of Hawaii can now make a little extra money by helping to clean up the ocean, based on a report by ABC News [...]

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