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US gov’t spends nearly $1m to train next generation of fishermen

The funding to support training and workforce development was granted to the Maine Coast Fishermen's Association and the Eastern Maine Skippers Program

By Amanda Buckle | Oct. 18, 2024 15:38 BST
Photo Credit: Maine Coast Fishermen's Association
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