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Reducing Bycatch Helps Restore Sea Turtle Populations

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Bycatch—animals accidentally caught while people are fishing for other species—is the biggest threat to sea turtles in the ocean. This project is helping reduce sea turtle bycatch and restoring their populations after the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.

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Windows to the Deep 2021: A Firsthand Account

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NOAA Fisheries marine biologist Allen Collins has just returned from co-leading the Windows to the Deep 2021 expedition. Learn about the fascinating species and habitat they saw as they explored the ocean with an underwater remotely-operated vehicle.
Exploring the Deep Gulf of Mexico (2022 Meso-Deep Cruises)

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In 2022, NOAA and collaborators conducted scientific cruises in deeper areas of the Gulf of Mexico near the location of the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill. The cruises support deep-sea species and habitat restoration.
Using Tags to Understand North Atlantic Right Whales

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Fisheries and our partners put tags on North Atlantic right whales to learn about an individual’s movement and behavior. This video captured by a tag gives a little insight into what it is like being a North Atlantic right whale.

Reducing Bycatch Helps Restore Sea Turtle Populations

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Windows to the Deep 2021: A Firsthand Account

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Using Tags to Understand North Atlantic Right Whales

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