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What We’re Thankful For
November 23, 2020
TAS ’10 Rebecca Kimport enjoys a beautiful day on the Bering Sea during her mission aboard NOAA Ship Oscar Dyson.
Photo: Rebecca Kimport
Top five things I am thankful for: (1) The willingness of all the scientists, officers and crew to answer my questions and explain what it is they are doing, (2) The chance to try my hand at fish processing, net operations, bridge operations, and survey tech skills. (3) The delicious food – to quote Michele, it was like eating at my favorite restaurant every day thanks to Ray and Floyd! (4) Our amazing shift – Neal, Abby, Katie and Michele are fantastic and I am lucky to have gotten the chance to get to work with them (and laugh with them) (5) The weather – although we had no control over it, it was great to have such pleasant weather the whole trip. Yes, there were foggy days and high winds but they made the clear days that much more exciting.Read the blog post
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48 photos for Dyson · Clear
What We’re Thankful ForNovember 23, 2020
Getting Our Bear-ingsNovember 16, 2020
A Bubble JellySeptember 28, 2020
“Photo with the Oscar Dyson crew and scientists on Leg 2 of the Pollock survey of the Bering Sea in July 2012.”March 9, 2020
Fish Stick ScienceFebruary 19, 2020
It’s Whale Week at NOAA Fisheries — Hooray!February 10, 2020
Lumpsucker LessonOctober 8, 2019
Trawling for Pollock, But Catching JelliesSeptember 17, 2019
Commercial Fishing Methods in AlaskaSeptember 3, 2019
Like Virtual SCUBA DivingJuly 15, 2019
In celebration of March Madness, here’s a basketball… -shaped fish! Go Lumpsuckers!March 18, 2019
It’s a Fish-Eat-Fish WorldAugust 20, 2018


