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Crabbers help scientists gather data about Bristol Bay red king crab
image credit: NOAA
Seagoing drone DriX will be used for pollock survey in Alaska
ShellCast app expands to South Carolina and Florida
Scallop aquaculture: technique from Japan ramps up Maine’s fishing industry
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Electronic monitoring technologies help Alaska pollock fisheries
Deadliest Catch returns in 2023 despite closing of fisheries
NOAA Fisheries releases strategic plan for 2022–2025
Global Fishing Watch Marine Manager reaches a new milestone
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