Sentence examples similar to fish organization from inspiring English sources

The Citizens Committee, which has morphed into a teach-a-man-to-fish organization that has trained tens of thousands of people to be neighborhood activists and gives hundreds of grants a year to neighborhood groups, turned 25 a few weeks ago, not long after Mr. Elliott himself turned 75.

"If fishermen had crossed a line on the ocean into a closed fishing zone, you can bet federal and state agents would have swarmed down and arrested them," Zeke Grader, executive director of the West Coast's largest commercial fishing organization, the Pacific Coast Federation of Fishermen's Associations, said today.

Mark Gorelnik, chairman of the Coast Side Fishing Club, an all-volunteer recreational fishing organization, says that he doesn't know anyone who has objected to the closure so far. .

In recognizing this outstanding individual, we at Goodwill aligned with FLW, the world's premier tournament-fishing organization, to set the tone for the future of tournament fishing by passing those values along to future anglers, sponsors, fans and host communities.

Yet some recreational fishing organizations and their Republican allies in Congress continue to oppose it.

At a recent meeting in Spain, regional fishing organizations agreed to begin collecting data and considering measures to conserve sharks.

Europeche, an organization of national European fishing organizations, has noted that "opinions are divided on the appropriateness of using transferable fishing rights," with small-scale coastal fisheries fearing that large fishing companies will crowd them out.

In a previous knowledge brokering role, Bielak and his colleagues undertook research in collaboration with recreational fishing organizations.

The Northeast Seafood Coalition, a collection of fishing organizations and boat owners from Maine to Long Island, fought the new rules even before the judge tightened them.

The general view is that non-municipal actors (for example, river regulators, private citizens, fishing organizations) can become involved indirectly in the work via municipal processes for the handling of risks (for example, in land use planning) regulated by other legislations that prescribe consultation.

The video includes details about the bill, highlighting the widespread community support from local governments, environmental advocates, business groups, and fishing organizations.