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The Monterey Bay Aquarium Seafood Watch program is here to help. After our scientists evaluate the environmental sustainability of salmon fisheries and farms to see how well they meet our standards, we rate them Best Choice, Good Alternative, or Avoid. Buy first. They′re well managed and caught or farmed responsibly.
Jun 19, 2008 · The program's Seafood Watch pocket guide is a simple tool that visitors can use to identify seafood from environmentally responsible sources. Since its inception, more than 2 million pocket guides have been distributed to Monterey Bay Aquarium visitors and 20 million have been distributed through partnerships across the United States.
Android. Launch Chrome for Android, and open SeafoodWatch.org. Tap the browser's menu button (3 vertical dots) at the top right part of the screen. Select ‘Add to home screen’ or ‘Install app’. You can edit the name of the shortcut, if you’d like, then tap Add. Chrome will add the icon to your home screen. You can now drag the icon ...
Seafood Watch began as a Monterey Bay Aquarium special exhibit more than two decades ago. Now, we’re a leading source of science-based information for sustainable seafood around the world. And we have you to thank.
The Aquarium is a leader in the global sustainable seafood movement. Our experts are working to improve fishing and aquaculture practices around the world — driving more of the industry to produce seafood in an ocean-friendly way. The way some seafood products are caught or farmed can harm the ocean — both wildlife and the ecosystems they ...
Sep 5, 2022 · Seafood Watch, a program of Monterey Bay Aquarium, is helping to transform how seafood is fished and farmed so that people and the planet can thrive for the long-term. The 14 assessments released today are part of Seafood Watch’s rigorous, transparent, science-based process to evaluate the current environmental performance of a fishery.
The mission of the Monterey Bay Aquarium is to inspire conservation of the oceans. -30- Updated: December 2005 Editors: Images of Seafood Watch pocket guides and of many seafood species listed on the pocket guides are available through the Monterey Bay Aquarium’s online pressroom at www.montereybayaquarium.org. Back to Top
