JS: From the Atlantic to the far Pacific, and the Bering Sea to the Caribbean, the job of
conserving and managing our country’s marine and coastal resources belongs to NOAA
Fisheries, part of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. And that job is
immense.

Dr. Carrie Robinson: Our nation’s fisheries rely on healthy habitat.
Dr. Cisco Warner: Climate change impacts what we’re looking at in the ocean at all levels.
Janet Coit: We’re sustainably managing our fisheries in a way that supports a thriving seafood
sector.

JS: I’m John Sheehan and on our podcast, “Dive In with NOAA Fisheries”, we talk with the
scientists, experts, and officials doing the work to keep our marine species, habitats and
environments healthy and sustainable for the communities that depend on them.

Dr. Noelle Bowlin: We look at the physical and chemical properties of the water.
Russell Dunn: Recreational fishing is really an economic powerhouse.
Dr. Megan Wallen: Southern Resident Killer Whales have distinct vocalizations.
Dr. Mike Seki: Indigenous people rely on the ocean for physical and spiritual nourishment.

JS: Search for “Dive In with NOAA Fisheries,” or learn more at fisheries.noaa.gov