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Vessels from the West Coast squid fleet followed market squid north into Oregon as ocean waters warmed, leading Oregon to adopt its first regulations for squid fishing in the state. Photo courtesy of California Department of Fish and Wildlife.
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7 Ways El Niño and Large Marine Heatwave Could Affect West Coast Marine Species
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Pacific cod with satellite tag, ready to release. Credit: NOAA Fisheries
Restored oyster reef in Maryland’s Little Choptank River. Credit: Oyster Recovery Partnership
Veterans gather in front of the Capt. Hook back at the dock after a day of fishing at sea (Credit:NOAA/National Marine Sanctuaries Foundation)
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Free Course on Boating Safely Around Whales Expands to West Coast and Hawaiʻi
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Three tournament winners showcase their prizes at Mālama Maunalua’s "Eat the Invaders" event on O'ahu. The tournament supports sustainable fishing and eating by targeting invasive species like taʻape, toʻau, and roi. Courtesy of Henry Ta
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GulfCorps crews clear vegetation to restore habitat in Florida. Credit: John Stanmeyer/The Nature Conservancy.