Our Members
The fishing industry is at the front line of the changes in the marine environment. They understand that the impacts of offshore energy development stand to be felt far afield from where the projects are located and believe that through effective communication and consultation, both the commercial fishing industry and offshore energy industry can co-exist towards a positive future.
Our members include representatives from the majority of the harvesters fishing our maritime waters whom are stewards of the resources they sustainably harvest from.
MEMBER ASSOCIATIONS INCLUDE:
SHQ Swordfish Harpoon Quota Group
Brazil Rock 33/34 Lobster
Bay of Fundy Inshore Fishermen’s Association
Shelburne County Quota Group
Guys. Co. Inshore Fishermen’s Assoc.
Atlantic Groundfish Council
NS Swordfishermen’s Association
Scotia Fundy Inshore Fishermen’s Assoc.
Cape Breton Fish Harvesters Association
Nova Scotia Seafood Alliance
Maritime Fishermen’s Union – Local 4, 6 & 9
Full Bay Scallop Association
Seafood Producers Association of Nova Scotia
Richmond Co. Inshore Fishermen’s Assoc.
Area 19 Snow Crab Fishermen’s Association
Southwest Nova Tuna Association
Eastern Shore Fisherman’s Protective Assoc.
Tuna Charter Nova Scotia Association
Members have a shared vision of co-existence and sustainability for their industry and believe that through good planning, they can create a future blue economy that will support all marine users – both those that have traditionally used these waters for centuries and new users supporting a net-zero transition.
By working together, the fishery and offshore wind energy can co-exist towards a prosperous net-zero future to the benefit of all Nova Scotians.