17696
Migrated from Environmental Conservation Division
EFS Division (Source EC)
Project
Published / External
30657
EFS (Environmental and Fisheries Sciences) Division
Project
In Work
The Environmental Conservation Division investigates the impacts of anthropogenic and natural perturbations (e.g., chemical contaminants and harmful algal blooms) on fishery resources, protected species, and the quality of marine habitat. Results are used regionally and nationally to determine scientifically sound approaches for conserving living marine resources, restoring habitat productivity and function, assessing the impacts of toxic substances on the health and safety of fishery resources, and responding to environmental emergencies from the release of toxic materials. The Division integrates field and laboratory studies on marine mammals, fish, and shellfish to determine quantitative relationships between toxic substances and impaired habitat function. An emerging research area is development of technology, through cooperative efforts, to reduce environmental contamination (e.g., in-situ bioremediation).
Northwest Fisheries Science Center
Seattle
WA
USA
https://www.nwfsc.noaa.gov/research/divisions/ec/
17816
Data Set
Analyses of water and tissue samples - Evaluating the impacts of pesticides on ESA-listed salmon and their habitats
17817
Data Set
Behavioral observations - Evaluating the impacts of pesticides on ESA-listed salmon and their habitats
17813
Data Set
Behavioral observations - Neurobehavioral impacts of copper on juvenile salmon
17807
Data Set
Contaminants, lipids, fatty acids, and stable isotopes in tissues of various marine mammals - Biomonitoring of marine mammals as part of the Marine Mammal Health and Stranding Response Program (MMHSRP)
17814
Data Set
Electro-olfactograms - Neurobehavioral impacts of copper on juvenile salmon
17818
Data Set
Enzyme activity - Evaluating the impacts of pesticides on ESA-listed salmon and their habitats
17830
Data Set
LCREP catch records - Lower Columbia River Ecosystem Monitoring Project
17831
Data Set
LCREP chemistry and lipids - Lower Columbia River Ecosystem Monitoring Project
17832
Data Set
LCREP genetic stock ID - Lower Columbia River Ecosystem Monitoring Project
17833
Data Set
LCREP growth rates - Lower Columbia River Ecosystem Monitoring Project
17834
Data Set
LCREP prey data - Lower Columbia River Ecosystem Monitoring Project
18130
Data Set
Mirror Lake Fish catch composition - Lower Columbia River Restoration Action Effectiveness Monitoring
18129
Data Set
Mirror Lake contaminanats - Lower Columbia River Restoration Action Effectiveness Monitoring
18131
Data Set
Mirror Lake genetic stock - Lower Columbia River Restoration Action Effectiveness Monitoring
18132
Data Set
Mirror Lake salmon growth rate - Lower Columbia River Restoration Action Effectiveness Monitoring
18133
Data Set
Mirror Lake salmon prey and diets - Lower Columbia River Restoration Action Effectiveness Monitoring
17794
Data Set
Oceanographic and physiological parameters relating to Heterosigma akashiwo in Puget Sound - The Ecophysiology and Toxicity of Heterosigma akashiwo in Puget Sound: A Living Laboratory Ecosystem Approach
17975
Data Set
POPs and stable isotopes in bird and forage fish tissues - Persistent organic pollutant levels in juvenile salmonids, forage fish and their avian predators from Puget Sound and the outer WA coast
17968
Data Set
POPs, Fatty acids, lipid and Stable Isotopes data - The behavioral ecology of deep-diving odontocetes in the Bahamas
17812
Data Set
Species detection and abundance using a biosensor - Development and Testing of in-situ Biological Sensors
17815
Data Set
Water Analyses - Neurobehavioral impacts of copper on juvenile salmon
20543
Project
Migrated from Environmental Conservation Division Legacy Data Sets
gov.noaa.nmfs.inport:17696
Robert Marsicek
2013-01-14T19:44:32
SysAdmin InPortAdmin
2025-05-15T19:16:02
2016-02-29
Northwest Fisheries Science Center
NWFSC
2725 Montlake Boulevard East
Seattle
WA
98112
USA
206-860-3200
https://www.nwfsc.noaa.gov
1001
Public
No
2016-02-29
1 Year
2017-02-28