The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is revisiting the speed zones meant to protect endangered right whale.

Endangered North Atlantic right whales were spotted off the coast of Ocean City, Maryland, earlier this week, prompting an important reminder from officials. The Maryland Fishing and Boating Services ...

As more than 20 North Atlantic right whale mother and calf pairs prepare to migrate up the U.S. Atlantic Coast, the Trump administration is considering rolling back protections for the critically ...

NOAA aims to undo vessel-speed regulation that protects endangered North Atlantic right whales, instead looking at real-time ...

Regulations put in place more than 15 years ago to reduce the risk of lethal vessel strikes on endangered North Atlantic ...

NOAA Fisheries has announced an advance notice of proposed rulemaking that could modify the North Atlantic Right Whale Vessel ...

As North Atlantic right whales return to Cape Cod Bay, NOAA wants public input on possible changes to vessel speed rules that have protected them.

The agency called for fresh ideas for reducing collisions between boats and whales. On the table: changing vessel speed limits set in 2008.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration published an advance notice that it will consider deregulation of existing rules that protect critically endangered North Atlantic right whales from ...

The National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration has announcedplans to roll back protections for North Atlantic right whales ...

The federal government is weighing whether blanket vessel speed restrictions meant to protect endangered North Atlantic Right Whales have become unnecessary due to advancements in whale-detection ...

Director of science at the Canadian Whale Institute Moira Brown says speed limits for ships are not enough to prevent ...