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Hawaiʻi Fisheries Extension

Facilitating effective communication between scientists, managers, fishermen, and the general public.  

Hawaiʻi's fisheries extension agent is co-managed by State of Hawaiʻi Division of Aquatic Resources and the NOAA Fisheries Pacific Islands Regional Office. The fisheries extension agent works to facilitate and improve the regional management of coral reef resources at the local level. The agent serves as a liaison between Hawaiʻi's recreational shoreline fishing community and the State of Hawaiʻi and federal resource managers, scientists, and other relevant organizations.

Objectives

  • Focus on improving communications, information exchange, and relationships among the resource users, resource managers, and others organizations.
  • Provide and share information of interest to fishermen and other resource users. 
  • Meet with fishing community members, organizations, and clubs to listen to and address their needs and concerns. 
  • Work with the fishing community throughout the Hawaiian Islands to design projects that address their needs and concerns.
  • Perform fishery outreach activities at events, including fishing tournaments.

Resources

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Measurement Guide for Regulated Nearshore Fish of Hawaiʻi

The guide is a tool to measure fish you catch. It provides regulation and size information to encourage keeping only fish that have had a chance to…

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Fish Life History: An Important Role in Fisheries Management

[brightcove:id=6215758751001] In this video, learn how we study a fish's life history. Fish life histories—or how a fish forages, ages,…

Last updated by Pacific Islands Regional Office on March 18, 2021