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Tautog, Scup, and Cunner Swimming with Cunner Eating
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Scientists from the Northeast Fisheries Science Center’s Milford Lab use GoPro cameras to document marine animals interacting with oyster aquaculture gear. Here tautog, scup, and cunner swim above an oyster cage. Cunner eats organisms on the cage.
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Summer Flounder Resting
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Scientists from the Northeast Fisheries Science Center’s Milford Lab use GoPro cameras to document marine animals interacting with oyster aquaculture gear. Here a summer flounder rests on top of an oyster cage, while another swims over.
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Several Young Black Sea Bass Resting
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Scientists from the Northeast Fisheries Science Center’s Milford Lab use GoPro cameras to document marine animals interacting with oyster aquaculture gear. Here several young black sea bass can be found resting on top of an oyster cage.
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Scup Eats Organisms on Oyster Cage Lines
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Scientists from the Northeast Fisheries Science Center’s Milford Lab use GoPro cameras to document marine animals interacting with oyster aquaculture gear. Here a scup eats organisms growing on oyster cage lines.
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Adult Black Sea Bass Swimming Under and Around Oyster Cage
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Scientists from the Northeast Fisheries Science Center’s Milford Lab use GoPro cameras to document marine animals interacting with oyster aquaculture gear. Here a few adult black sea bass can be seen swimming under and around an oyster cage.
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Restoring the Gulf: 10 Years After Deepwater Horizon
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The 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill released 134 million gallons into the Gulf of Mexico, making it the largest marine oil spill in U.S. history. See how we’re working with partners and Gulf communities to restore its fisheries and habitats.
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Alaska's Pollock Fishery: A Model of Sustainability
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Alaska pollock is the second largest fishery in the world and the biggest in the United States by volume. It’s worth an estimated $1.9 billion, supporting nearly 30,000 U.S. jobs. It’s also recognized worldwide for being well-managed and sustainable.
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Reeling to Rebuilding: Success for West Coast Groundfish Fisheries
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Collaborative research between NOAA Fisheries and the commercial/sport fishing community has proven a recipe for success in the West Coast groundfish fishery. Nine of 10 overfished stocks have been rebuilt since 2000, and the future looks bright.
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Reflections on the West Coast Groundfish Survey
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On the West Coast, a unique collaboration has formed between fishermen and scientists to more effectively survey groundfish in response to major fisheries closures two decades ago. Members of this partnership celebrate this approach and the results.
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A Commercial Fisherman’s Perspective on Getting Involved in Fisheries Management
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Sportfishing Captain Joe Villareal decided to get involved in fisheries research and management when he saw cuts introduced to the West Coast groundfish fishery as a result of overfishing two decades ago. In this video, learn why.
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Sustainable Seafood: A U.S. Fisherman’s Perspective
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In his own words, a New England commercial fisherman talks about his love for fishing, fisheries management in the U.S., and why our seafood is the best in the world. Celebrate National Seafood Month with Chris Brown.
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