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Advanced Technologies to Reduce Vessel Strikes

Technology has the potential to reduce the risk of vessel collisions with marine life. With partners, NOAA Fisheries is working to develop and deploy new and existing technologies.

Follow the Whales: How Tagging Supports Whale Research and Rescue

To track the movements of whales, scientists and emergency responders use electronic tags. These tags rely on the same technology—telemetry—that lets people navigate with GPS or find a lost smartphone.
February 11, 2026 - Feature Story ,
Acoustic recording tags on the back of a partially submerged killer whale Digital acoustic recording tags temporarily attached to killer whales measured vessel noise reaching the whales. The suction cup tags eventually fall off without harming the whales. Photos taken under NOAA Fisheries and Department of Fisheries and Oceans research permit (No.781-1824 and 16163).

Show Seafood Some Love and Get Heart-Healthy!

U.S. seafood is sustainably produced, so it’s good for the planet. But did you know that it’s also good for your heart?
February 11, 2026 - Feature Story ,
A graphic with pink and red background with a NOAA logo and decorative hearts in the bottom left corner. Text reads: "Get Heart-Healthy with Seafood" and there is a large heart graphic filled with a photo of a shrimp and vegetable bake.

Whale Week: Celebrating the Wonder of Whales

Celebrate Whale Week 2026 with us! Discover NOAA's work to study and conserve these magnificent marine mammals.
February 09, 2026 - Feature Story ,
Graphic for Whale Week featuring illustrations of long-finned pilot whale, sperm whale, beluga whale, and North Atlantic right whale

2025 NOAA Teacher at Sea Year in Review

Explore the NOAA Teacher at Sea Program 2025 Year in Review, celebrating 35 years of science and education.
February 02, 2026 - Program Review ,

Part 2—A Little Goes a Long Way: How Small Programs Are Educating Communities About Farmed Seafood

Community-driven aquaculture education programs are connecting communities to sustainable seafood—one classroom, kitchen, and podcast at a time.
January 21, 2026 - Feature Story ,
A grid of photos with text overlaid saying "Aquaculture Literacy Mini-Grantees" with an eeBLUE logo. Clockwise from the top right: Two people face each other as they talk into podcast microphones; Two sisters smile for the camera with the ocean behind them; An adult stands over a child and guides him in shucking an oyster; teachers working together on large bins for an aquaculture installation; three people in a commercial kitchen with the person closest to the camera holding ingredients. Photo Credits (clockwise from top left): Gabriela Bradt; Saltwater Classroom/Austin Mills; Logan Willans/Maine Aquaculture Innovation Center; University of Maryland; Martha's Vineyard Shellfish Group

Top Marine Stories and Posts You Loved in 2025

A recap of 2025's most popular marine stories, videos, social media posts, and more.
December 22, 2025 - Feature Story ,
A drawing of a small, spiky crab with large round eyes. Fan art of the viral crab by X user @junbuug.

Shell-ebrate the Holidays with Festive Fisheries Cards

Fisheries-themed cards are sure to spread holiday cheer!
December 17, 2025 - Feature Story ,
A holiday card that says "Here Comes Santa Claws" and has graphics of a lobster with a Santa hat on one claw. The other claw is hanging holiday lights. Here comes Santa Claws!

Feast of the Seven Fishes Recipes

Ever wanted to try your hand at a Feast of the Seven Fishes meal? Now is your moment! We’ve got your menu prep covered with these recipe suggestions.
Partners, Sustainable Fisheries, Sustainable Seafood ,