OP-ED: Preserving the fishing industry at the Harbor District

March 18, 2014 by harbour

OP-ED: Preserving the fishing industry at the Harbor District – – San Mateo Daily Journal.

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NOAA Education@NOAAeducation·

12 Apr

Today we’re unlocking #CitizenScience project #9: FISHstory! Identify and count fish by reviewing historic fishing photos from the 1940s-70s in Daytona Beach, FL. Start investigating today! #FISHstory #CitizenScienceMonth @Zooniverse #NOAAResourceOfTheDay
https://www.noaa.gov/education/stories/countdown-to-earth-day-noaa-unlocks-citizen-science-project-of-day

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12 Apr

Happy Monday Santa Barbara! Today's #photooftheday shows sailboats off of Leadbetter Beach.
Credit: Sean Best
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12 Apr

The shipwrecks of @ThunderBayNMS tell the story of our nation’s maritime past. Three esteemed wrecks, the W.G. Mason, Duncan City, & Chester B. Jones, showcase the booming limestone industry of the 19th & 20th centuries. Read about this trifecta of wrecks: http://ow.ly/SPdk50EmpDC

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