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"Not in the Atlantic Anymore: Scientist Cross-Trains on the West Coast"

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Photos from the Coastal Pelagic Species Survey

Not in the Atlantic Anymore: Scientist Cross-Trains on the West Coast

Get a glimpse into life at sea on a scientific research survey.
October 08, 2024 - Survey ,
Southeast
Two men stand at the back of a ship as the sky begins to lighten at the horizon with the approaching sunrise. The sun rises after another successful night of trawling. Chief boatswain Brent Miller and a deckhand review the night in the background. Credit: NOAA Fisheries/Andy Ostrowski

Fair Winds and Following Seas to the Reuben Lasker!

Not in the Atlantic Anymore: Scientist Cross-Trains on the West Coast

Leg 2 of the Coastal Pelagic Species Survey comes to a successful end.
August 27, 2024 - Survey ,
Southeast
West Coast
A group of people stand on the deck of a research vessel in front of a foggy, hilly, developed coastline Leg 2 science team (from left to right: Kevin Stierhoff, Allie Johannsen, Andy Ostrowski, Tobi Davies, Luca Sartori, Brittany Schwartzkopf, Alice Beittel) heading into port as the ship travels past downtown San Francisco. Credit: NOAA Fisheries/Brittany Schwartzkopf

Technology Helps Drive Sample Collection in Near Real-Time

Not in the Atlantic Anymore: Scientist Cross-Trains on the West Coast

On the Coastal Pelagic Species Survey, scientists use acoustics to locate the best sampling locations to trawl.
August 19, 2024 - Survey ,
Southeast
West Coast
The sky glows a beautiful orange color above the horizon of the ocean. The sun sets on another day of the cruise. Credit: NOAA Fisheries/Andy Ostrowski

Settling Into the Coastal Pelagic Species Survey—Complete with Fish and Whales

Not in the Atlantic Anymore: Scientist Cross-Trains on the West Coast

Trawl biologists and NOAA Ship Reuben Lasker crew are settling into the Coastal Pelagic Species Survey while dealing with higher seas.
August 07, 2024 - Survey ,
Southeast
5 men and women wearing hard hats, gloves, and life vests stand smiling on the deck of a ship at night. Caption: Trawl biologists (from left to right: Luca Sartori, Allie Johannsen, Andy Ostrowski, Brittany Schwartzkopf, and Tobi Davies) showing off a recent squid inking after sampling a large haul. The containers on the left side of the image contain the random subset of samples to be sorted, measured, and recorded. Credit: NOAA Fisheries/Kevin Stierhoff

Southeast Scientist Invited to West Coast Pelagic Species Survey

Not in the Atlantic Anymore: Scientist Cross-Trains on the West Coast

Southeast fisheries biologist Andy Ostrowski is participating in the Southwest Coastal Pelagic Species Survey. In this blog, Andy shares what he hopes to learn and how the survey is off to an exciting start!
August 06, 2024 - Survey ,
Southeast
A large white ship with the NOAA circle emblem is at dock. Caption: NOAA Ship Reuben Lasker docked in San Diego, California. Credit: NOAA Fisheries/Andy Ostrowski