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Meet Héloïse Frouin-Mouy, Bio-acoustician

As part of the Faces of the Southeast Fisheries Science Center series, meet Dr. Héloïse Frouin-Mouy.
Image: Meet Héloïse Frouin-Mouy, Bio-acoustician
Image: Green Turtle Conservation Successes and Continuing Challenges

Summer Expeditions will Explore Widespread Deep-Sea Coral and Sponge Communities in Alaska

In 2023, a series of expeditions will help NOAA and partners to better understand the diversity and extent of ecologically important seafloor communities in the Aleutian Islands and Gulf of Alaska.
Image: Summer Expeditions will Explore Widespread Deep-Sea Coral and Sponge Communities in Alaska

Fall Break Fun With Seafood Science and Management

NOAA Fisheries partnered with youth fall break programs in Hawai'i to connect students with the science and management practices behind sustainable seafood.
Image: Fall Break Fun With Seafood Science and Management
Image: Alaska Salmon Research Task Force
Image: Fishermen and Scientists Partner to Fill Critical Data Needs for Bristol Bay Red King Crab

A Pathway Toward Ecosystem-Based Management for Gulf Menhaden

NOAA Fisheries and partners developed and calibrated an ecosystem model of the Gulf of Mexico that revealed key trade-offs between Gulf menhaden and their predators, which could assist in managing the stock.
Image: A Pathway Toward Ecosystem-Based Management for Gulf Menhaden

Cooperative and Citizen Science on Puget Sound Rockfish

Working with the recreational fishing and SCUBA diving communities to collect data and measure recovery of endangered and threatened rockfish species in Puget Sound.

Economics and Human Dimensions of Eastern Pacific and West Coast Fisheries

We conduct research on socioeconomic dimensions to support the conservation and management of international tuna fisheries, domestic Highly Migratory Species and Coastal Pelagic Species fisheries, marine recreational fisheries, and protected species.
Image: Economics and Human Dimensions of Eastern Pacific and West Coast Fisheries

Are All U.S. Sharks Overfished?

The majority of sharks harvested in the United States are species with above-target population levels. And we have rebuilding plans for all overfished species.
Image: Are All U.S. Sharks Overfished?

Some Fish and Crab May Shift Further North in Alaskan Waters Than Previously Predicted

New regional models are being developed for the Bering Sea to better anticipate and incorporate climate change into resource management.
Image: Some Fish and Crab May Shift Further North in Alaskan Waters Than Previously Predicted