News and Announcements | NOAA Fisheries

A Warming Bering Sea: What Does It Mean for Walleye Pollock?

Scientists launch a special cruise to find missing links connecting climate and fisheries.

August 31, 2015 - Feature Story ,

Alaska

White Abalone, What Turns You On?

To save endangered white abalone, scientists are working to breed them in captivity. But first they have to figure out how to turn on white abalone.

August 10, 2015 - Podcast ,

West Coast

Northeastern Seafood Dealer Sentenced in Felony Lacey Act Case

Seven Years Later Justice is Served

May 22, 2015 - Feature Story ,

New England/Mid-Atlantic

Diving Deeper Into Abalone – Dedicated Scientists and Volunteers on a Mission to Better Understand Endangered Species

David Witting and Bill Hagey, share a passion for finding the now rare white abalone and understanding the movement and feeding behaviors of all abalone species.

May 11, 2015 - Feature Story ,

West Coast

Divers on a vessel preparing to enter the water

Amanda Bird and Eric Chavez gearing up for a dive to look for abalone. Credit: Adam Obaza, NOAA

NOAA Expedition Maps Deep-Water Corals in the Bering Sea

Scientists work to ensure that healthy ecosystems and large-scale fishing can continue to co-exist in the Bering Sea.

October 14, 2014 - Feature Story ,

Alaska

The Bycatch You Can't See

Researchers tackle unseen crab mortality in Alaskan groundfish fisheries, win best paper award.

July 28, 2014 - Feature Story ,

Alaska

Probiotics on the Shellfish Farm

NOAA Fisheries scientists develop a new, environmentally friendly technology to increase yields at oyster hatcheries.

June 23, 2014 - Feature Story ,

New England/Mid-Atlantic

Canyons, Corals, and Sustainable Fishing in the Bering Sea

Should the Bering Sea canyons be closed to fishing to protect sensitive habitats? Here are a few FAQs about the science and the decision-making.

June 03, 2014 - Feature Story ,

Alaska

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