HYANNIS – As part of National Seafood Month, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has announced that the new FishWatch website is live.
The new mobile-friendly website will enable users to access the nation’s database on sustainable seafood anywhere, anytime, on any device.
It still features the same information, but it’s now easier to use on the go from a phone or tablet.
The new FishWatch site will continue to help users make smart seafood choices by arming them with the facts about what makes U.S. seafood sustainable from the ocean or farm to plate.
Users can get up-to-date information on the status of some of the nation’s most valuable marine fish harvested in U.S. federal waters, as well as U.S. farmed fish that help meet the country’s growing seafood demand.
And the site will help users understand how U.S. seafood is responsibly harvested and grown under a strong monitoring, management and enforcement regime that works to keep the marine environment healthy, fish populations thriving, and our seafood industry on the job.
To learn more, go to NOAA.gov.
A new website. Great. So where is the link?