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Boats tied up at Fishermen's Terminal, Seattle. Doug Stewart photo.
Seattle strikes it hot
Grund
Not in our suspenders
Inside the NOAA Milford Laboratory algae room where sterile cultivations of algae are given to researchers and hatcheries for replication and commercialization. Jean Paul Vellotti photo.
Tension in the research lab
Alaska pollock. NOAA photo.
NMFS defends Alaska management after IUU claims
Pacific cod. August Linnman photo.
Gulf of Alaska cod at record low levels
Red snapper. NOAA photo.
Sustainability in the crosshairs
The Strength of the Tides is Hers Also pledge commands a respectful and honorable space for women within the industry. You can read and sign the pledge online at https://sites.google.com/prod/view/strengthofthetide.
The fishery belongs to her also
Carlos Seafood boats tied up in New Bedford, Mass., in 2016. Doug Stewart photo.
Rafael at the gallows
Artificial intelligence is set to change the game in the next decade. AI lighting is just the first step. Durabrite Lighting Solutions photo.
Are you ready for AI lighting?
After gaining acceptance among Maine and Nova Scotia lobstermen, Durabrite found unique challenges in bringing LED lighting to the Pacific Northwest. Durabrite Lighting Solutions photo.
Flash Forward: LEDs are finally ready for their close-up
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