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Collaborating with Canadian Scientists on Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal Research

Field Fresh Blog: Science in Motion

Our Milford Lab hosted three Canadian scientists to study the effects of marine carbon dioxide removal strategies and foster international cooperation—using home brewing equipment.
October 05, 2026 - Science Blog ,
Two female scientists wearing jackets in a greenhouse. One is filling a large round glass fermentation tank with water. Scientists Helen Gurney-Smith and Lauren Witick work to fill the mesocosms with seawater at the start of the experiment in the Milford Lab’s greenhouse. Credit: NOAA Fisheries/ Katyanne Shoemaker

Navigating the Skies and Seas: A Drone Pilot's Perspective on Sperm Whales

Evaluating Impacts of Multiple Stressors on Gulf Whales and Dolphins

Dr. Melissa Cook describes how a team used drones to study endangered sperm whales in the Gulf of America.
August 24, 2026 - Survey ,
The bow, drone deck and flying bridge of NOAA Ship Gordon Gunter.

The Unexpected Catch: Friendship at Sea

Field Fresh Blog: Science in Motion

A fisheries observer's job is full of challenges, but one of its greatest rewards isn't found in the catch—for Sophie Brager it's the people you meet along the way. Read her story about the friendships, support, and connections that make life at sea a little easier.
August 14, 2026 - Fisheries Observer ,
Women in orange gear on stern of fishing vessel.

Survey Crashers: Encountering Unexpected New Faces in the Gulf of Maine

Field Fresh Blog: Science in Motion

Field scientist Ben Church shares new species he encountered during the Spring 2026 Gulf of Maine Bottom Longline Survey.
August 13, 2026 - Survey ,
The orange sun setting on the dark blue ocean in front of a white boat. Watching the sunset over the horizon of the Gulf of Maine. Credit: Giovanni Gianesin/NOAA Fisheries

Those Who Go to Sea

Field Fresh Blog: Science in Motion

What draws people to the ocean and fishing? Field scientist Hannah Ciarametaro asked the captain and crew of the F/V Miss Trish II that very question. Their stories touch on duty, pride, peace, money, and the toll it takes on them and their families.
July 06, 2026 - Survey ,
 Three fishermen wearing hats and foul weather gear stand on the back deck of a commercial fishing vessel at sea tending to a trawl net. Crew of the F/V Miss Trish II at sea. Credit: NOAA Fisheries/Hannah Ciarametaro

Take Nothing But Pictures: Spying on Georges Bank’s Scallops

Field Fresh Blog: Science in Motion

Communications Specialist Kristen Jabanoski returns to her science roots while capturing the secrets of the seafloor during the 2026 HabCam Survey.
July 06, 2026 - Survey ,
Female scientist wearing a life jacket on the back of a ship beside a large metal sled with cameras and sensors attached. Communications specialist Kristen Jabanoski with the HabCam, a towed camera sled system to collect images of the sea floor. Credit: NOAA Fisheries/ Megan Amico

Diving Deep into Sperm Whale Clicks

Evaluating Impacts of Multiple Stressors on Gulf Whales and Dolphins

What sperm whale sounds tell us about their population demographics in the Gulf of America.
June 12, 2026 - Survey ,
Aerial view of a single, sleek gray-colored whale at the surface of bright blue water. Sperm whale photographed by the drone during the June–August 2025 survey in the northern Gulf of America that can be used to estimate body length. Credit: NOAA Fisheries/Melissa Cook (Permit #27867)

Groundfish Gut Check: Partnering with the Fishing Industry to Update Groundfish Data

Field Fresh Blog: Science in Motion

Field scientist Hannah Ciarametaro works with the Northeast’s fishermen to update groundfish conversion factors for better data. She encounters some blood and guts along the way.
April 16, 2026 - Survey ,
 Gray and white fish on top of a length board with a computer screen and orange baskets in the background. Data collection setup with haddock resting on top of magnetic length board. Credit: NOAA Fisheries/Hannah Ciarametaro