Paul Greenberg has been writing about fish and fishing since the age of sixteen, when his first articles were published in the New England Fisherman. He lives in New York and his articles and opinion pieces on wild fisheries and aquaculture have been published in The New York Times, GQ and The Boston Globe. His research into fisheries conservation has taken him all over the world, including to the Falkland and Shetland islands, Siberia's Lake Baikal, Patagonia and Scandinavia.
