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Get Hooked Joins the Kelp Restoration Effort in Santa Barbara

Kelp forests are some of the most important ecosystems in the world’s oceans, providing shelter, food, and protection...

Creating a Sustainable Cycle: How Get Hooked is Using Fish Waste to Enrich Local Soil

Rather than letting fish scraps go to waste, we’ve found a way to turn them into something beneficial — a nutrient-ri...

Twice a Week: Why Health Experts Recommend Eating Seafood Regularly

Eating seafood is an excellent way to nourish your body with essential nutrients, including omega-3 fatty acids, high quality protein, and vitamins that support overall health. But how often should you enjoy this nutritious food to reap the maximum benefits? Let’s explore the recommendations based on leading health organizations and research.

The Great Seafood Swindle: What's Really on Your Plate?

Last December, we learned a disturbing truth about seafood fraud during a Local Catch Network webinar. The revelation...

SB Sea Lions Go to Sacramento!

Not long ago, Get Hooked Co-Owner, Victoria Voss, was in Sacramento for a Fertilizing Materials workshop put on by th...

Meet Genesis Mena: Inspiring Communities Through Seafood and Sustainability

Hello! My name is Genesis Mena, and I am the Sea-to-School Education and Outreach Coordinator for Get Hooked Seafood....

Is Frozen Seafood Still Fresh? Absolutely! Here’s Why:

Get Hooked’s M.O. is to bring you fresh seafood straight from the boat. But that is not always possible, maybe due to...

Supporting Small Boat Fisheries: The Importance of the Domestic Seafood Production Act

Original Article by Rob Seitz (DailyAstorian.com) Summary By Genesis Mena, Outreach Coordinator at Get Hooked    The ...

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