Mackerel fishers are about to stage a protest on the water, we'll tell you why.

How about the way the commercial cod fishery is being managed? One Fogo Island man calls it absolute foolishness.

In our weekly feature from the CBC Archives, we'll hear a 2000 episode of "Land and Sea" about The Alpacas of Port au Port.

The 54th season of Land and Sea begins Sunday afternoon on CBC Television. How's the tourism in your town these days?

Hear about the joys and challenges of marketing seal.

We'll check in on them to hear how this season went.

In our weekly feature from the CBC Archives, we'll hear a 1985 episode of "Land and Sea" - "Fishing Couples on Random Island."

A Twillingate man is cleaning up the waters around wharves in this province on his own dime. A brand new school has opened up online and its lessons are all about the ocean.

We'll take you to a conference all about shallow water mapping. We'll tell you how average Canadians are helping piece together a clearer picture of the seabed.

The list of missing and murdered women and girls from NL has reached 138 now.

We'll hear about the plan for a full service centre in Marystown and the jobs that come with it. A 91 year old relives his memories on the water, from merchant marine to delivering goods to coastal Labrador.

We'll have reaction from the current union, the FFAW. We'll hear from a seniors citizen from Labrador honoured by the province.

In our weekly feature from the CBC Archives, we'll hear an episode of Land and Sea from 1986, the Newfoundland Black Bear.

A dean at the Bren School of Environmental Science and Management says true environmentalistsshould support aquaculture. And...we should all be eating more fish and shellfish. A thought provoking presentation from Steve Gaines.

Get in touch with the Federal Standing Committee, plus getting rid of single use plastics at sea.

We take you to Triton where little mussels are turning into big business and to Main Brook on the Northern Peninsula where a cod processing comeback has created optimism.

Scientists can now prove salmon escaping from fish farms are breeding with wild stocks and possibly contributing to the decline in wild numbers. We'll hear about the research.

In our weekly feature from the CBC Archives, we'll hear a 1980 episode of Land and Sea - Innu Caribou Hunt.

We'll take you to Halifax where G7 countries are meeting to talk about plastics, research and over fishing. What can you do as an individual to protect the ocean?

One company in the seal oil market says the federal government needs to get behind the industry. We'll update a project to document punts, rodneys, skiffs and canoes all over the province.

A professor of fishery economics and management makes suggestions. Could aquaculture be good for sales of fresh wild fish?

We'll hear from a seal oil producer no longer afraid to talk about the source of their Omega-3. We'll take you to Marystown where there are mixed opinions on the big aquaculture project planned for that area.

In our weekly feature from the CBC archives we'll hear a 1985 episode of Land & Sea - Salmon For The Rocky River.

A local designer working with cod skin and seal leather. We'll hear her experiences with the politics of the pelt.

Former federal fisheries minister Dominic LeBlanc broke the rules when issuing a new surf clam license.

Meet a local maker stitching up coastal kicks. Stylish shoes and boots all made from seal.

The Salmonid Association of Eastern Newfoundland is not too happy about the project or the province's involvement, We'll hear from that group too.

In our weekly feature from the CBC Archives, we'll hear a 1986 episode of "Land and Sea", Working on the Great Lakes.

We'll have reaction on both sides of the issue. A 102 year old trap skiff gets a new life on the water.

Come along to Gros Morne National Park to the Broom Point Fishing Premises.

We'll hear about a northern peninsula venture making good use of fish and animal waste. Should fish harvesters qualify for an employment insurance extension program?

In our weekly feature from the CBC Archives, we'll hear a 1984 episode of "Land and Sea" about the Fogo Island fishery and the co-op formed by fishermen in the 1960's.

Looking for sea urchins in Baie Verte and a former cabinet minister on her love of salmon.

Seafood fraud - an investigation found 44% of seafood was sold as something it wasn't.

The Atlantic Salmon Federation wants a more comprehensive environmental assessment for the expansion of a hatchery.

Getting up close and personal with a sea cucumber.

In our weekly feature from the CBC Archives, we'll hear a 1984 episode of "Land and Sea" about the commercial fishery for Atlantic salmon.

Plant workers qualify but what about fish harvesters. Green crab are spreading around the island.

Memorial University Master student Emma Cooke and her juvenile cod research.

A researcher is comparing Britain with this province. The aquaculture industry takes offence with an FFAW statement.

The FFAW and FISH-NL make arguments before the Labour Relations Board. The Aquaculture Industry Association responds to critics who say there aren't enough processing jobs.

In our weekly feature from the CBC Archives, we'll hear a 1982 episode of "Land and Sea" featuring the skipper of the seiner, Silver Dolphin.

If they can't keep a couple of fish plants operating, what's the point of aquaculture on the south coast.

Rounding up salmon with a net in Hermitage Bay.

The new federal fisheries minister Jonathan Wilkinson held a scrum in St. John's today, talking about surf clams, aquaculture and seals.

We'll head to Twillingate to hear about the longliner and wharf fire.

We're also talking salmon science, why salmon farm escapes are bad newswild salmon...and scientists defend their work in Labrador in the face of criticism.

In our weekly feature from the CBC Archives, we'll hear part two of a special 1984 episode of "Land and Sea" and meet a Newfoundlander who traced his roots from this island to another on the other side of the North Atlantic.

And after years of lobbying, the oil is set to be pumped out of the ship wreck of the Manolis L

And these baby belugas won't escape with the watchful eye of a beluga babysitter!