Video
Use this video to introduce consumers to FishWatch, which provides easy-to-understand, science-based facts to help consumers make smart, sustainable seafood choices.
Resources
FishWatch provides regularly updated, easy-to-understand information on why choosing sustainable seafood is a smart decision. NOAA Fisheries developed this content to help spread the word about the science behind U.S. sustainable seafood.
Fact Sheet
FishWatch: The Nation's Database on Sustainable Seafood
Use the fact sheet to tell others about FishWatch and how its easy-to-understand, science-based facts help consumers make smart, sustainable seafood choices.
Postcard
Get the Facts on U.S. Seafood.
Use this postcard to tell people about FishWatch and how it provides up-to-date, science-based seafood facts.
Business Card
Learn what makes U.S. seafood sustainable—from the ocean or farm to your plate.
Hand out these business cards for a quick and easy way to point people to FishWatch.
Recipe Cards
Do you need recipe cards to hand out at your next event? Check out the list of recipes by region below. We can provide you with the art files for printing these handy giveaways for your next sustainable seafood event. Please email fishwatch@noaa.gov with a list of the recipe cards you’re interested in.
For more great recipes, check out our recipe index.
Alaska
- Alaska King Crab and Shrimp Risotto
- Dover Sole with Orange Sherry Wine Sauce, Fresh Herbs, and Petite Tomatoes
- Grilled Coho Salmon with Lemon Ginger Marinade
- Grilled Lingcod for One
- Pan Roasted Rockfish with Crab and Tomato Salsa Fresca
- Potato Crusted Halibut
- Salmon with Spiced Broccoli, Currants, and Pecan Sauce
- Smoked Sablefish with Pineapple-Orange Soy Glaze
New England/Mid-Atlantic
Blackened Bluefish with Tropical Salsa- Longfin Squid Calamari
- Fiery Dusted Scallops
- Flounder Stuffed with Jumbo Lump Crabmeat
- Glazed Oysters on Crab and Leeks
- Pan Fried Scup
- Seafood Panzanella Salad
- Spiny Dogfish Shark in Tomato and Citrus
- Striped Bass with Summer Corn Purée
Pacific Islands
- Asian Mahimahi Marinade
- Herb Broiled Yellowfin Tuna
- Pan Roasted Wahoo on Citrus Arugula Salad
Southeast and Caribbean
Blackened Bluefish with Tropical Salsa- Glazed Oysters on Crab and Leeks
- Herb Broiled Mackerel Steaks
- Salt and Pepper Gulf Shrimp
West Coast
Asian Mahimahi Marinade- Market Squid Calamari
- Dover Sole with Orange Sherry Wine Sauce, Fresh Herbs, and Petite Tomatoes
- Grilled Coho Salmon with Lemon Ginger Marinade
- Grilled Lingcod for One
- Herb Broiled Yellowfin Tuna
- Pacific Sardines Monterey Style
- Pan Roasted Rockfish with Crab and Tomato Salsa Fresca
- Potato Crusted Halibut
- Salmon with Spiced Broccoli, Currants, and Pecan Sauce
- Smoked Sablefish with Pineapple-Orange Soy Glaze
- Wild Pacific Albacore Tuna “Melt”
Web Badges
Add information on sustainable seafood to your website with the FishWatch web badge!
The FishWatch web badge is an eye-catching way to link directly to the FishWatch website. Once you have added the badge to your web page, there is no technical maintenance. NOAA Fisheries will update the content automatically. To use the web badge, simply copy the line of code below and paste it into your web page. You can adjust the width and height of the IFRAME to suit the design of your page. If you need help adding the badge to your web page, please contact your webmaster or service provider.
Standard FishWatch Badge
Simply copy and paste the following code into your web page:
<iframe src="https://www.fishwatch.gov/web_badges/widget-h.html" id="widget-h" width="242" height="160" scrolling="no" frameborder="0" longdesc="Visit FishWatch.gov to make smart, sustainable seafood choices and get science-based information on your favorite seafood.">
National Seafood Month Badge (October)
Use this badge to celebrate seafood month and inform consumers!
Simply copy and paste the following code into your web page:
<iframe src="https://www.fishwatch.gov/web_badges/widget-seafood-h.html" id="widget-seafood-h" width="242" height="160" scrolling="no" frameborder="0" longdesc="October is National Seafood Month! Visit FishWatch.gov to make smart, sustainable seafood choices and get science-based information on your favorite seafood.">
Web API
NOAA Fisheries has developed a public API (Application Programming Interface) for use by web developers to utilize FishWatch data.
FishWatch API
Learn more about the FishWatch API.
- Terms of Service: https://www.fishwatch.gov/api-tos
- Single species example: https://www.fishwatch.gov/api/species/red-snapper
- All species API call: https://www.fishwatch.gov/api/species
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