Help Walking Fish CSF engage with the community by attending an upcoming event. Learn more about community supported fisheries, share your ideas, meet members, and have fun! For additional information on any of our upcoming events email info@walking-fish.org.

Lexicon of Sustainability

Join Walking Fish for two unique art exhibits (link).

Amy Tornquist of Watt's Grocery will be featuring Walking Fish's flounder at Elodie Farm's Dinner on the Porch

Joshua Stoll, one of the founding organizers of Walking Fish, will take part in a panel about CSFs at this year's International Seafood Summit in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Vancouver, British Columbia

Come hear Niaz Dorry, director of the Northwest Atlantic Marine Alliance and one of Time Magazine's Hero's of the Planet, talk about the role of small-scale fisheries in our changing planet.

Join Walking Fish at Watt's Grocery for a lunch with Niaz Dorry, coordinating director of the Northwest Atlantic Marine Alliance (NAMA). For more information contact Joshua Stoll (jss52@duke.edu)

Organizers of Walking Fish will be presenting at the AFS Conference along with other groups from North Carolina.

Please visit the Pepsi "Refresh Everything" project to vote for Walking Fish daily!

Join Sandra Kellum and Pam Morris as they prepare a Downeast feast with locally caught shrimp and flounder at Thursday's pick-up.

Walking Fish was asked to participate in NOAA’s (National Ocean and Atmospheric Administration) annual Fish Fry in Washington, DC during the National Marine Sanctuaries Foundation’s Capitol Hill Ocean’s Week.

Walking Fish presents results of Fall CSF to Carteret Catch board.

The Oceans - The End of the Line. Based on the book by Charles Clover, The End of the Line explores the devastating effect that overfishing is having on fish stocks and the health of our oceans. Scientists predict that if we continue fishing at the current rate, the planet will run out of seafood by 2048 with catastrophic consequences. Sponsored by the Women's Studies Program and co-sponsored by the Film/Video/Digital Program. Richard White Auditorium, 7 pm

Filleting Demonstration at Sarah P. Duke Gardens (CSF pickup) 4 - 6 pm.

The Fish Belong to the People, a feature length documentary, follows a group of family fishermen in Port Clyde, Maine as they work to save their fishing grounds from government, market structure, and themselves. With each passing season their way of life has slowly been extinguished by old ways of doing business that favors the most efficient and destructive ways of fishing over sustainability... read more & view trailer.

The Duke Center on Global Change presentsSustainable Seafood: From Water to Waiter on Thursday, November 19 from 4 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. Featured Speaker: Polly Legendre, Culinary Director. To be followed by a reception with sustainable seafood sourced from CleanFish and Walking Fish and catered by Sage and Swift. For complete information please click here.

Customers will be eating with a purpose on Nov. 13, at the latest of the Maritime Seafood Dinner series to benefit education programs at the N.C. Maritime Museum.  Seafood has been an important part of the region’s diet, economy and culture, and the dinner will help the museum and also help consumers make informed decisions when purchasing seafood at restaurants and markets. Reservations and fee, call (252) 728-7317. For more information, click here.

Filleting Demonstration at Sarah P. Duke Gardens (CSF pickup) 4 - 6 pm.

Please join us this today at 5:30pm for the Green Wave Seminar. Our own Josh Stoll (CEM '10) will be discussing DukeFish's successful initiative to start a community-supported fishery (CSF) in orth Carolina As usual, we'll be in the Repass Center at the Duke marine lab.

Join DukeFish for an exclusive movie screening: "The End of the Line: Imagine a world without fish." The End of the Line is a new film revealing the near collapse state of global fisheries, and is only being shown in the U.S. through private screenings. Filmed over two years, the movie follows investigative reporter Charles Clover as he confronts politicians and celebrity restaurateurs, who exhibit little regard for the damage they are doing to the oceans. Read more >

Love Auditorium, Levine Science
Duke’s West Campus

Members of Walking Fish travel to New England to learn more about existing CSF's. Three nights, four days, ten organizations. From August 17th to August 20th, we will be in New England, traveling from Cape Ann, Massachusetts to Port Clyde, Maine. Click for a list of the organizations who we will be meeting, along with a short description of each (as stated on their respective websites).
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