- Tuesday January 11, 2022
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Pacific Cod Tagging (PACT) in Alaskan Waters with Pop-up Satellite Archival Tags: Developing the PACT Team
Warming ocean conditions in recent years have resulted in dramatic shifts in abundance and a northward shift in summer distribution of Pacific cod into the Northern Bering Sea. Join this special seminar to learn how PACT is studying these behaviors!
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Warming ocean conditions in recent years have resulted in dramatic shifts in abundance and a northward shift in summer distribution of Pacific cod into the Northern Bering Sea. The Pacific Cod Tagging Team (PACT) has examined the seasonal distribution of Pacific Cod with Pop-up Satellite tags. These tags make it possible to determine movement path and movement behavior of individual fish. We will share results from recent tag releases in the Bering Sea and the Western Gulf of Alaska. Pacific cod have been observed to cross management boundaries and travel distances of up to 1,200 miles from spawning to foraging areas.
Additional Resources:
Tracking Cod In The Aleutian Islands
NOAA and Savoonga Track Cod During First-of-Its-Kind Collaboration
Seawatch: Satellite tags reveal new info on P-cod
Cod Tagging Project Suggests Fish Don't Overwinter In Northern Bering Sea