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Congrats to Vancouver Port for 10 years of collaborative efforts to protect endangered whales from threat of commercial shipping noise.

The Northwest Fisheries Science Center is hiring for a physical scientist (deadline to apply Dec 9) and a management & program analyst (deadline to apply Dec 11). Apply at usajobs.gov by searching for the job number provided.

How did 2024 stack up for Pacific salmon? This year's ocean conditions suggest moderate-to-poor conditions for young salmon. Warm ocean temps during the winter altered the food web, making preferred prey for juvenile salmon prefer scarce. Read more: bit.ly/41toCr8

New study! 📣 The coastal waters of the Pacific Northwest are seeing a rise in a hungry new competitor: juvenile sablefish. More: bit.ly/4gTuL50

Calling all mariners! 🗣 Set a course for your career and sail with NOAA! If you’re in San Diego, join us at the end of this month to learn more about the career opportunities we have for you. Qualified applicants may receive tentative job offers on the spot.

NOAA Fisheries scientist Dr. Chris Jordan joined Western Governors' Association’s Out West Podcast to talk about nature-based wetland restoration strategies and the important impacts that beavers can have on the landscape. Give it a listen! bit.ly/4lcF0UI

You can stay up-to-date with #NOAAFleetWeek all week at omao.noaa.gov/FleetWeek2025 If you're in the Washington Metropolitan area on Thursday, we'd love to see you at the Smithsonian NMNH for a special NOAA Fleet Week edition of "The Expert Is In"! Learn more: naturalhistory.si.edu/events/noaa-fl…

Join us for this free, family-friendly event hosted by Hatfield Marine Science Center this Saturday April 12. Meet some of our NOAA Fisheries scientists to learn about fishery observers and our surveys along the West Coast!

Our science is for everyone, and NOAA Fisheries invites the public to participate in the scientific discovery process. Are you interested in becoming a community scientist with us? Search for opportunities on the West Coast.citizenscience.gov/catalog/# #EarthMonth

Check out this community science project for #EarthMonth. Details: whalealert.org

Are you an angler in California looking to participate in NOAA's science efforts? #EarthMonth Details: ccfrp.org/volunteer-angl…

Interested in joining a community science project with NOAA and partners? #EarthMonth Details: aquariumofpacific.org/conservation/s…

Interested in helping coho salmon in Puget Sound for #EarthMonth? Learn more about this community science effort: inaturalist.org/projects/coho-…

Attention gamers! Interested in a community science effort for #EarthMonth? Help train AI and learn about ocean animals: ncei.noaa.gov/news/fathomver…

Can you survive the Puget Sound? Learn what it takes for Puget Sound steelhead to migrate to the Pacific Ocean by playing Long Live the Kings' online game based on NOAA Fisheries science. Join this free race to “Survive the Sound” from April 28 to May 2 .survivethesound.org

Each year we survey for coastal pelagic fish like anchovy, mackerel, herring and sardines, and every other year those same waters at a different depth for Pacific hake.  What if we could save time and money to combine both surveys into one? fisheries.noaa.gov/news/fishing-i…

New study: Some juvenile salmon aren’t just swimming downstream from their home river and into the ocean — they’re exploring far and wide along the coast as far as 40 miles. Some even make multiple trips, up to 9 times. fisheries.noaa.gov/feature-story/…

NOAA scientists and partners tag fish to understand predation near Hood Canal in WA fox13seattle.com/video/1633466

NOAA scientists recently awarded 2 years worth of high-powered computing time & expertise from Microsoft to develop AI model; helps forecast how river flow changes expand or reduce available salmon habitat. #AIForGood fisheries.noaa.gov/feature-story/…

NOAA Fisheries' Manchester Research Station has a new, high-tech seawater system, which can pump up to 2,700 gallons per min of clean, filtered, UV-treated saltwater—supporting research and recovery of salmon, sablefish, oysters, abalone, kelp, and more. fisheries.noaa.gov/feature-story/…