Welcome to Pacific Northwest Seafood 101
It's all about families cooking, eating and learning about healthy, safe and sustainable seafood.
Seafood 101 is a celebration of seafood and our thriving fishing and maritime industries.
Seafood 101 kicks off at the annnual Fishermen's Fall Festival at Fishermen's Terminal on Saturday, September 30. We continue during National Seafood Month in October, and culminate with the annual Pacific Marine Expo, held from November 8-10 at the Lumen Field Event Center. To register, click here.
So eat healthy with seafood and learn about its incredible nutritional value. Discover how government, business and community leaders are working together to achieve a sustainable, safe and strong fishing industry. Check out the economic value of the maritime and fishing industries and the diversity of amazing career opportunities.
Seafood 101. Celebrate the journey from sea to market to table. Click on our YouTube channel and the links below to meet the industry and learn more about seafood!
The Port of Seattle gave our fishing industry a home!
Sockeye Salmon is the sustainable superfood!
Eat more cod! It's good for you!
Sustainable fisheries are good for today and tomorrow!
Seafood 101 Partners
Seafood 101 is sponsored by a unique partnership between business, industry associations and government. To learn more about each of the partners, please visit the sponsor page on this website.
Seafood 101 Presenting Sponsors: The Port of Seattle, City of Seattle, Seattle Propeller Club, Pacific Marine Expo, National Fisherman Magazine, Seattle Kitchen Radio Show, and The Seattle Times.
Industry Sponsors: Bristol Bay Regional Seafood Development Association, Freezer Longline Coalition, and the West Coast Seafood Processors Association.
Seafood 101 Friends: Alaska Bering Sea Crabbers, Alaska Ocean Observing Systems, At-sea Processors Association, Center of Excellence for Marine Manufacturing & Technology, Skagit Valley College, Genuine Alaska Pollock Producers, International Pacific Halibut Commission, King County Maritime, NOAA Fisheries, Northwest Association of Networked Ocean Observing Systems, North Seattle Industrial Association, Northwest Marine Trade Association, Northwest Seaport, Seafood Nutrition Partnership, Seattle Marine Business Coalition, and Washington Maritime Federation.
Take a Walking Tour of Fishermen’s Terminal
Here’s the information you need to take a self-guided walking tour of the Port of Seattle’s Fishermen’s Terminal. This guide details 18 points of interest and also helps you identify the different kinds of fishing boats moored at the Terminal, which celebated its Centennial in 2014.
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