Rising Tides: Why So Much Sustainable Fish Never Reaches Our Plates – with Ben Martens
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Rising Tides: Why So Much Sustainable Fish Never Reaches Our Plates – with Ben Martens
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Maine has abundant, sustainably managed fisheries, yet much of that fish never reaches local plates. In this episode of Rising Tides, Bill Perna speaks with Ben Martens about why disconnects between fishing, markets, and access continue to shape who benefits from Maine’s coastal resources.
Ben reflects on how working waterfront access, unstable markets, and shifting priorities affect fishing communities, even when fish stocks are healthy. Their conversation explores efforts to strengthen local food systems, connect Maine seafood to schools and communities, and think long-term about resilience in the face of environmental and economic change.
Perna Content's Rising Tides explores how coastal Maine is adapting to environmental, economic, and cultural change through long-form conversations with people working on and alongside the water. New episodes are released fortnightly.
The podcast accompanies the book Rising Tides: Adapting to Maine’s Coastal Future, available at www.pernacontent.com/publishing
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