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Topic: Sustainable seafood

A seafood platter of tuna crudo, halibut-ceviche tacos, and Eastern oysters.

NOAA Fisheries releases first-ever National Seafood Strategy

August 9, 2023

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sustainable seafood

A seafood platter of tuna crudo, halibut-ceviche tacos, and Eastern oysters.

A photo collage representing sustainable seafood from across the U.S.

Profiles in sustainability: A new look for the FishWatch website

June 26, 2023

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sustainable seafood

A photo collage representing sustainable seafood from across the U.S.

Fishermen lowers sea scallops into the water.

Farming sea scallops increases resilience, sustainability in Maine

January 27, 2023

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Fishermen lowers sea scallops into the water.

Mabel Baldwin-Schaeffer on boat.

Profiles: These Native Americans are working on the frontlines of conservation

November 4, 2022

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Mabel Baldwin-Schaeffer on boat.

Raw oysters on plate.

Podcast: Seafood for everyone

October 26, 2022

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Raw oysters on plate.

Within Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary lie the remains of nearly 100 shipwrecks that represent a microcosm of maritime commerce and travel on the Great Lakes. The D.M. Wilson, a wooden bulk freighter, sank in 1894 after springing a leak. Most of the Wilson's hull remains intact today in the sanctuary, including a large windlass that rests on the bow.

6 surprising shipwreck facts

October 28, 2022

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Within Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary lie the remains of nearly 100 shipwrecks that represent a microcosm of maritime commerce and travel on the Great Lakes. The D.M. Wilson, a wooden bulk freighter, sank in 1894 after springing a leak. Most of the Wilson's hull remains intact today in the sanctuary, including a large windlass that rests on the bow.

This image was taken during NOAA's Office of Ocean Exploration and Research "Windows to the Deep 2019" exploration mission.

Spooky fish that are actually delish: Serve these for Halloween

October 12, 2022

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This image was taken during NOAA's Office of Ocean Exploration and Research "Windows to the Deep 2019" exploration mission.

Diver conducts a towboard survey at Midway Atoll.

Podcast: Dive in with NOAA Fisheries

January 18, 2022

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recreational fishing

Diver conducts a towboard survey at Midway Atoll.

Yellowfin tuna

U.S. wins new conservation measures for Pacific tuna

December 7, 2021

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commercial fishing

Yellowfin tuna

A family of harvesters haul in a catch of salmon off Kodiak, Alaska.

5 things you should know about sustainable seafood

March 30, 2021

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A family of harvesters haul in a catch of salmon off Kodiak, Alaska.

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