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Is U.S. Wild-Caught Shrimp Sustainable? The Short Answer Is Yes

Learn the facts about wild-caught American shrimp, including what makes it a sustainable seafood choice.
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NOAA Official to be Honored by Seafood Nutrition Partnership

Laurel Bryant’s contributions to building the national narrative on seafood sustainability earn recognition.
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Erin Kupcha

IT Project Management, Erin Kupcha, Northeast Fisheries Science Center
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Monk Seal Behavior Spotlight: Male Dominance Displays

Male Hawaiian monk seals sometimes “cruise” beaches and get into scuffles with one another—and it all has to do with mating. 
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As Magnuson-Stevens Act Turns 40, One Law Enforcement Special Agent Remembers the Implementation, Transition

It was April 13, 1976, when President Gerald Ford signed into law the Magnuson-Stevens Act, the platform on which America relies for the stewardship, sustainability, and recovery of the nation’s living marine resources. That same spring the NOAA Office
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Sheltering Science at the End of the Earth: Part 3

No one can be voted off the island, so scientists found ways to keep spirits high and relationships strong.
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Must-Read Pacific Islands Stories of 2022

Year in review: Find out which of our stories you read the most and which ones we highly recommend. Also, get to know some of our amazing staff.
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Alaskan Scientists Continue Humpback Research as Whale Watching Industry Aims to Rebound

A lack of tourism in 2020 provided researchers with an unprecedented opportunity to study humpback whales in Alaska waters during an unusually quiet time.
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Savoring Seafood

Learn how the United States is recognized as a global leader in sustainable seafood—both wild-caught and farmed.
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Image: Biden-Harris Administration announces $106 million in recommended funding for West Coast and Alaska salmon recovery

Watershed Program Publications

Publications of the Northwest Fisheries Science Center's Watershed Program from 2010-present.