This chart outlines the Gulf of America's Marine Recreational Information Program Partnership's projected timeline for projects to support the effective use of Gulf state recreational fishing data in federal stock assessments and fisheries management.
The Fisheries Monitoring and Analysis Division’s North Pacific Observer Program collects, maintains, and distributes data for scientific, management, and regulatory compliance purposes in the Gulf of Alaska and the Bering Sea/Aleutian Islands.
This opinion considers the effects of removing piles, in-water pile driving of steel piles, construction vessel traffic, and support operations in Kachemak Bay on the north side of Homer Spit near Homer, Alaska.
This opinion considers the effects of demolition of existing floats and piles, in-water pile driving of steel piles, demolition and the placement of fill in marine waters, construction vessel traffic, and support operations.
The purpose of this policy is to provide guidance for NOAA Fisheries' consideration in its deliberations pertaining to development and maintenance of enduring and sustainable high quality saltwater recreational fisheries.
Explore more information about the Teacher at Sea Program, including a breakdown of the number of participants, participants by state, days at sea, hours of ocean research, and education blog posts published.
This opinion considers the effects of all in-water activities, including vessel transit of materials and construction barges, removal and installation of piles, and underwater welding, as well as the associated proposed issuance of an IHA.
