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Yamaha Pro Anglers Lend Perspective to Aquatic Invasive Species Discussion During Blue Ribbon Commission Session at ICAST 2022

July 27, 2022

The Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) Blue Ribbon Commission held its first listening session on Thursday, July 21. Yamaha Pro Anglers and Commissioners Mark Menendez and Ish Monroe discussed the negative effects of aquatic invasive species on state fisheries management, boating and fishing access and revealed the complexities of the invasive species issue. “The bass and crappie fishing in Kentucky is starting to recover as the Asian carp population levels out, thanks to harvesting efforts and a push to limit the…

Yamaha Creates New Marine External Affairs Division

March 31, 2022

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Yamaha today announced the creation of a new Marine External Affairs Division designed to strengthen government affairs activities, increase sustainability efforts and enhance external communications. Martin Peters assumes the role of Division Manager, leading all Yamaha Marine External Affairs initiatives including government relations, corporate social responsibility/sustainability and Yamaha Marine communications and video teams. “The Marine External Affairs Division, under the proven leadership of communications veteran Martin Peters, gives Yamaha the ability to expand sustainability initiatives and marine industry advocacy efforts…

Yamaha Rightwaters™ Supports Effort to Restore Oysters in New York Harbor

November 24, 2021

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Yamaha Rightwaters will support the Billion Oyster Project, a community science project that has repopulated 75 million juvenile oysters in New York Harbor, in their mission to restore one billion by 2035. The Yamaha sustainability initiative will provide a Yamaha V MAX SHO® 115 outboard motor, which the non-profit group and the Urban Assembly New York Harbor School (Harbor School) will use to power an aluminum work skiff Tuff Boat® used for habitat restoration work and training students in vessel…

Yamaha Rightwaters™, FAMU-FSU College of Engineering Partner to Bring Trash Interceptor Concepts to Life

September 16, 2021

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Yamaha Rightwaters™ joined forces with the Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University – Florida State University®College of Engineering (FAMU®-FSU® College of Engineering) to study and prove a land-based trash interceptor concept. The device will assist in cleaning debris out of waterways before trash can reach the ocean. The Yamaha Rightwaters team designed and built a scale model of an interceptor concept in 2020, with plans to deploy the finished product in Brunswick, Ga. This fall, Will Hill, Strategic Initiatives Manager at…

Yamaha Pro Ish Monroe Joins Forces with Keep the Tennessee River Beautiful, Youth Volunteers and Yamaha Rightwaters™ to Clean Up Nickajack Lak

June 3, 2021

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Yamaha Pro Angler Ish Monroe teamed up with Keep the Tennessee River Beautiful (KTNRB) and a group of young volunteers on June 1 to clean up Nickajack Lake. Led by KTNRB Executive Director Kathleen Gibi, the group pulled 2,119 pounds of trash from the shoreline near the Shellmound Campground boat ramp in Jasper, Tennessee. “Watching these volunteers take action to make our waterways better is incredibly inspiring,” said Monroe. “I applaud KTNRB’s ongoing efforts to not only care for and…

Yamaha Pro Anglers Lend Perspective to Aquatic Invasive Species Discussion During Blue Ribbon Commission Session at ICAST 2022

Yamaha Creates New Marine External Affairs Division

Yamaha Rightwaters™ Supports Effort to Restore Oysters in New York Harbor

Yamaha Rightwaters™, FAMU-FSU College of Engineering Partner to Bring Trash Interceptor Concepts to Life

Yamaha Pro Ish Monroe Joins Forces with Keep the Tennessee River Beautiful, Youth Volunteers and Yamaha Rightwaters™ to Clean Up Nickajack Lak

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