We`ll hear the story of a woman who`s embracing a Newfoundland way of life.While it`s not the turbot war, it is a dust up over turbot and who fishes it off our waters.

Northern shrimp stock assessment shows steep declines off much of Labrador. Northeastern Newfoundland and southern Labrador holding their own.

In our weekly feature from the CBC Archives, we're taking you back to a 1995 episode of "Land and Sea" and a trip to historic Battle Harbour, on the south coast of Labrador.

Love Your Seal - a Valentine's Party in Witless Bay.

They were in Southern Harbour last night, lots of questions from harvesters but will there be results. Developing a new management plan for snow crab, the FFAW has concerns.

Find out about Virtual Marine, a small ocean technology company and the simulators they make for those working in the offshore.

Fisheries Critic calls for seal count. A CBC investigation on Coast Guard vessels that are making users seasick.

In our weekly feature from the CBC Archives, we'll hear a 1984 episode of "Land and Sea" about the fishing community of Port de Grave, featuring well-known fishing skipper and boat builder Vern Petten.

Is seafood a big part of the solution? Tune in for another edition of The Fix.

Move over pig, it's the year of the salmon.

A woman on the west coast is concerned about the lack of life in the tidal pools she's been visiting.

The Fisheries Council of Canada is looking for future leaders. Myth or truth. Did Canada trade fish for wheat?

In our weekly feature from the CBC Archives, we'll hear a 2008 episode of "Land and Sea" -- a profile of the late Ray Walsh in "All Around the Family"

We'll hear what happened in last season's meetings. NAFO marks 40 years this year. What is happening with that organisation today?

What prompted writer, performer Dave Paddon to write "Environmental Nightmare" about the ocean.

We explore the Limit Reference Point. Salt fish and the slave trade. How much do you know about N.L.'s connection to the Caribbean?

Garnish fishers talk about their plans to bring the invasive species to Asian market. The Fix: How to spawn more entrepreneurs in N.L.? What can we learn from the success of Genoa Designs International?

In our weekly feature from the CBC Archives, we'll hear a 1994 episode of "Land and Sea" about Garmel Rich, "The Grass Woman of Labrador."

Tackling green crab in Garnish, we'll hear about the Grandy's and their battle airing on this week's Land and Sea episode. Some good news out of Greenland, tons of salmon left in the water.

Learn about how this company designs ships and the future oppourtunities in the industry.

A line established to prevent more harm to the stock? Artificial reefs are planted in Placentia Bay to help cod and lobsters.

Major discovery here in Newfoundland about sea-cucumbers. It changes how they're studied and managed all over the world.

In our weekly feature from the CBC Archives, we'll hear a 1984 episode of "Land and Sea" about a pilot project in Bonavista to improve the quality of Newfoundland fish.

Meet a landlocked Newfoundlander in Edmonton and his passion for making dories.

Drawing tourists to our shores with custom planned experiences and getting come from aways to tucked away places.

Plus, one man's idea to move away from plastic fishing rope and back to natural fibres.

Coyotes eating seabirds? A researcher explains what's been happening on the coast.

In our weekly feature from the CBC Archives, we'll hear a 1994 episode of "Land and Sea" about the adventures of a wildlife officer on the Great Northern Peninsula in "The Pilgrim Patrol."

Whales and icebergs are long gone but there's lots of opportunity for winter tourism in coastal communities.

Could harp seals provide a solution to some of the challenges facing N.L.? Tune in for another edition of "The Fix".

One woman's hopes for a Viking festival on the Great Northern Peninsula.

And what about harp seals? They're turning up everywhere on land.

In our weekly feature from the CBC Archives, we'll hear a 1983 episode of "Land and Sea" about some of the fishermen of Petit Forte, Placentia Bay.

Today on The Broadcast we launch a semi-regular segment about your ideas, your solutions and your plans for driving Newfoundland and Labrador forward.

A researcher gathers interviews all over NL. They're fishing and producing scallops in Nunatsiavut for the first time in 10 years.

In our weekly feature from the CBC Archives, we'll hear a 2010 episode of "Land and Sea" about a visit to a Christmas tree farm on "The Finest of Firs."

Your memories of the festive season from all over Newfoundland and Labrador.

And what's it like to work for the coast guard for more than 20 years?

Archival Feature: Whale watching of a different kind after whales were trapped 40 years ago on the island's north east coast.

How building a dory is building confidence among young people.

We'll tell you how to find out where and why it happens. FISH-NL announces a convention and a new award to motivate harvesters.

Newfoundland and Labrador leads the country in ocean industry revenue. New recruits needed. DFO is looking for lots of new fishery officers.

Claude Daley's believes MUN leads the world in ocean engineering. Toxic mussels shells, a strange story that raises questions.

In our weekly feature from the CBC Archives, we'll hear an episode of "Land and Sea" about Port de Grave's annual "Gift of Light."

The Canadian Centre for Fisheries Innovation does its best to predict. Port de Grave's harbour will soon be lit up with lights on fishing boats. We'll hear about the 20th year.

There is a huge pot of money for the Atlantic Fisheries Fund, who's getting some? Plus, more science on harp seals.

We take a tour of Cougar Helicopters. What's the effect of seismic activity in the ocean on snow crab? We bring you the science.

Hear about the problems for plankton. Reaction time to an offshore oil blow out. Can it be improved?

In our weekly feature from the CBC Archives, we'll hear a 1985 episode of "Land and Sea" about Labrador trappers.

Hear details of a senate committee's report on maritime search and rescue. How long would it take to get an oil blowout under control?