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According to Ben Downes, who first shared the Echo idea with Notus, being able to identify where they are catching has enabled shrimp fishermen to come in with 100,000 pound loads on a regular basis. Ben Downes photo.

The sound of shrimp

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Fish farms in the ocean. aerial view — Photo by Hanson Lu on Unsplash

First Nations coalition supporting fish farm closures

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Photo by Yannis Papanastasopoulos on Unsplash

Amazon’s subsea cable off Oregon approved; concerns remain

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BOEM outlines two Oregon wind energy areas

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Kelp forest off from the coast of California — Photo by Brian Yurasits on Unsplash

Tribe's vision for a new marine sanctuary may be coming true

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Man holding large salmon. — Photo by NOAA on Unsplash

Treaty tribes haul in Chinook bounty in Seattle bay

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https://divcomplatform.s3.amazonaws.com/www.nationalfisherman.com/images/6ec8f3b6d5016ae586fce887b083fea0.jpg — Courtesy of Civil Beat/ Cory Lum

Congressmen awaiting answers from Western Pacific Council

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The West Coast's largest commercial fishing and marine trade show. — The West Coast’s largest commercial fishing and marine trade show returns to the Lumen Field Event Center in Seattle, Nov 8-10th, 2023. Photo Courtesy of Britton Spark Photo

Seattle's Pacific Marine Expo Registration is Now Live

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https://divcomplatform.s3.amazonaws.com/www.nationalfisherman.com/images/728efea1aa8b23281101e42f828ed114.jpg — Photo by frank mckenna on Unsplash

West Coast marine heat wave arrives

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Dungeness crab are caught in a crab trap aboard the commercial crab boat Delma Ann. Oregon Sea Grant photo.

Oregon extends Dungeness crab rules to protect whales

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One of two trawl winches driven by 380kW DC motors installed on the American Seafoods catcher processor, the Ocean Rover. Naust Marine images.

New electric winch system boosts American Seafoods trawler

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