Kicking off with a 2-week campaign at UNH: September 14th - October 1st.

  The international Slow Fish campaign is launching initiatives that:

• promote artisanal fishing,
• embrace ‘underloved’ species of fish, and
• inspire reflection on the state and management of the sea’s resources

This reflection must start at a local level.

Saturday, September 14th: Fishtival and the first ever youth-led Seafood Throwdown! 12 - 4PM, Prescott Park, Portsmouth, NH

Wednesday, September 25th: The Fish Belong to the People movie showing! 6:00pm to 7:30pm, MUB Enterntainment Center, UNH, Durham, NH

Thursday, September 26th, a lecture by Amanda Beal, PhD student studying natural resource considerations in food production at UNH

Sunday, September 29th: Slow Fish filet & cooking workshop with Chef Evan Mallet! 10:00am to 2:00pm, UNH campus at Peter T. Paul College Rm. G85 (ground floor); Durham, NH

Sunday, September 29th: Merroir Manifesto: Discovering the unique taste of NH fishing waters! 2:00pm to 4:00pm, UNH campus at Peter T. Paul College Rm. G85, (ground floor); Durham, NH