Data products and tools such as web applications, data sets, GIS data and source code, etc. produced by the Northwest Fisheries Science Center.

Our series to introduce the people who work at our science center. Staffers share a bit about who they are, their work, and what they enjoy doing in their spare time.

Robinson will oversee the protection and restoration of habitats vital to our nation’s marine life.

NOAA helps veterans transition from protecting our nation to protecting fisheries resources here at home.

NOAA and partners have seen success in efforts toward Chinook salmon recovery in the Skagit River estuary, but much more work is needed to achieve population recovery goals.

Florida A&M University, which leads the NOAA Center for Coastal and Marine Ecosystems, will provide two scholarships each year to expand GulfCorps graduates’ opportunity to be a new generation of stewards for coastal environments, economies, and communiti

The Sacramento River winter-run Chinook salmon is an endangered species. NOAA Fisheries selected it as a Species in the Spotlight because it is one of just nine species considered to be most at risk of extinction in the near-term and in need of urgent pro

More than $45 million in funding under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and Inflation Reduction Act will help ensure tribes and underserved communities are at the center of restoration and resilience efforts happening in their communities.

Oceanic Institute is developing technology to raise a Hawaiian goatfish species in captivity to try to help declining wild populations.

Built on the success of other West Coast programs, veterans are gaining experience and skills in natural resource careers with NOAA in Oregon.

In Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and California, 28 populations of salmon and steelhead are listed as threatened or endangered under the Endangered Species Act because of habitat loss and over harvesting.

The Passive Acoustic Ecology Program conducts research projects that use passive acoustics to assess populations and improve our understanding of cetaceans in the Gulf of America (formerly Gulf of Mexico) and U.S. waters of the Western Atlantic.

Find out what NOAA does for you, our nation, and our world at this annual event at the Aquarium of the Pacific.

It’s that time again: time for camp! In fact, this is the 15th year of NOAA Science Camp.

The Eel River watershed was once the third largest producer of Pacific salmon and steelhead in California, where fish populations have declined rapidly since the 1950s. The longest salmon run in the state, the Eel watershed is a high priority for successf