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Topic: Seafood

A fisherman unloading their catch at dock.

How NOAA supports a thriving, resilient seafood industry

October 23, 2024

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sustainable seafood

A fisherman unloading their catch at dock.

NOAA researcher Mike Acquafredda holds a tray of sea beans.

NOAA researchers grow more seafood through science

October 2, 2024

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NOAA researcher Mike Acquafredda holds a tray of sea beans.

Centerfold from the Test Kitchen circular, “FISH RECIPES from the GREAT LAKES,” featuring several plates of different fish recipes.

Taste test: Fisheries recipes from the 1950s & 1960s

October 7, 2024

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Heritage stories

Centerfold from the Test Kitchen circular, “FISH RECIPES from the GREAT LAKES,” featuring several plates of different fish recipes.

Two Bering Sea snow crabs.

How NOAA biologists solved the mystery of the Alaska snow crab collapse

April 25, 2024

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Two Bering Sea snow crabs.

Fish at market.

NOAA Fisheries withdraws proposal to expand Seafood Import Monitoring Program

November 14, 2023

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Fish at market.

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.

Fish at market.

NOAA seeks to expand Seafood Import Monitoring Program

December 27, 2022

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Fish at market.

Raw oysters on plate.

Podcast: Seafood for everyone

October 26, 2022

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sustainable seafood

Raw oysters on plate.

Seafood in ice.

Ensuring a future for seafood in a changing ocean: Part 1

October 14, 2022

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Seafood in ice.

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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sustainable seafood

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.

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