news and press
Here are some media highlights:
“A new nonprofit group is putting this source of protein to work for a noble cause, turning its plentiful numbers — and mildly sweet, malleable flavor — into affordable food for Washington’s hunger-relief organizations and the broader market.”
50+ Under 50: Innovative Leaders Transforming Metro DC's Food System (Elevation DC 8/4/15)
Volunteer DC: 14 Ways to Combat Hunger in the District (DCist 6/2915)
Eating Your Way to Advocacy, One Fish at a Time (Food Tank 6/19/15)
These Invasive Catfish Are Destroying the Chesapeake—and They’re Delicious. You Do the Math. (Civil Eats 6/15/2015)
MOM's Foray into Fresh Fish May Move Forward (Seafood Source 1/28/15)
In the Chef's Kitchen: Toyin' Alli (Hill Rag 10/6/14)
Task Force Looking for Ways to Control Invasive Blue Catfish (Bay Journal 9/3/14)
Wide Net, Huge Heart (ChesapeakeBay.net 7/31/14)
Blue and Flathead Catfish Invade the Chesapeake Bay (NOAA Fisheries 7/14/14)
Gov O'Malley Announces Local Menu for the Seventh Annual Buy Local Cook-out (Maryland.gov 6/24/14)
Wild Blue Catfish Is a Serving of Sustainability (GW Today 5/14/14)
Heroic Endeavors: Casting a Wide Net to Control an Invasive Species (Ecocentric 5/1/14)
How to Sell Chefs on New, Bay-friendly Seafood Items (Bay Journal 4/25/14)
Casting a Net for Sustainability (Hill Rag 11/12/13)
Blue Catfish: Overabundant and Key to a Nonprofit Group's Mission (Washington Post 10/8/13)