Salt marshes, shellfish reefs, deep-sea corals, seagrasses, kelp, and intertidal habitats are among the most vulnerable habitats.

We develop probiotics for use in oyster hatcheries and perform studies in aquaculture gear as habitat for marine life, nutrient bioextraction studies, shellfish genetics research, offshore shellfish aquaculture potential, and shellfish responses to ocean

We work to recover endangered U.S. Atlantic salmon populations and to conserve other native and sea-run fish and the ecosystems where these fish live.

New genome sequencing shows Southern Residents are highly inbred. Southern Resident Connections - Post 30

Spring-run Chinook salmon from Butte Creek grow faster and survive better.

Using molecular genetic tools and techniques to study marine mammals and gather information essential for their successful conservation and management in the Southeast Region.

Scientists have shown that toxic compounds in oil target the still-forming hearts of larval fish, leading to developmental defects and reduced survival.

Join us for Aquaculture Week to learn how marine aquaculture—or farmed seafood—is vital for supporting our nation’s seafood production and year-round jobs, enhancing coastal resilience, and more.

A NOAA-funded project may help traditional Hawaiian fishponds increase production and become economically sustainable.

Orca Action Month brought advocates together to take more action for the Southern Resident killer whales in Puget Sound

Hydropower Projects in the Puget Sound.

New modelling helps scientists explore what happens when endangered Atlantic salmon have access to more of their habitat.

"All roads have their challenges. I think it’s crucial to remain true to yourself. Be proud of who you are and where you come from."

Join the voyage as scientists explore the Gulf of Mexico collecting data on marine mammals and seabirds.

With the Inland Mapper, one click tells you if you need an Essential Fish Habitat consultation.