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Spotlight: Pacific Northwest
Sharks
New York Times bestselling author Michael Tougias’ latest book, In Deep Water, recounts the harrowing true story of three fishermen who survived 28 hours in the Gulf of Mexico after their boat sank.
‘In Deep Water’ tells a harrowing story of survival at sea
Carli Clancy
Atlantic HMS fisheries see mixed stock outlook, declining revenue. Photo courtesy of NOAA Fisheries
Atlantic tuna, swordfish and shark fisheries see mixed outlook
Carli Clancy
An enforcement officer inventories shark fins found during Operation North Pacific Guard. Credit: NOAA Fisheries
Shark finning, endangered species found in high seas boardings
NF Staff
Officials seized over 50,000 dried shark fins, weighing more than 1,6000 pounds and valued at over $1 million. Photo courtesy of U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
50,000 shark fins seized in Anchorage-linked trafficking case
Carli Clancy
Shark caught as bycatch. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Hook-based shark deterrent shows promise in cutting bycatch
NF Staff
The deceased shortfin mako shark washed ashore on Panama City Beach on November 21, 2025. Photo courtesy of NOAA
Scientists investigate shark stranding in Florida
NF Staff
A sandbar shark takes a bite out of a red snapper, seen from the NOAA research ship Oregon II. NOAA Teacher at Sea program photo..
Florida congressmen seek EEZ ban on shark feeding
NF Staff
By the 1980s, NOAA Fisheries gear specialists had developed a cost-effective turtle excluder device for trawl nets. Photo by NOAA Fisheries
Observer programs push for eyes on Gulf fisheries
Carli Clancy
An orca in Puget Sound. NOAA photo.
Rare orcas found eating dozens of sharks
NF Aggregator
After being sampled and tagged, a white shark swims off the platform. Ocearch has tagged hundreds of animals worldwide, and the data the organization collects is shared widely, including on the Shark Tracker app. Photo by Ocearch
Ocearch unlocks Atlantic shark secrets
Paul Molyneaux
Photo by Jakob Owens on Unsplash
Australia researchers using AI to predict shark behavior
NF Aggregator
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