New research dives to new depths to advance our knowledge on coral reef ecosystems in a special issue of Bulletin of Marine Science.

The most populated areas of Puget Sound have experienced striking shifts in marine species, with declines in herring and smelt that have long provided food for other marine life and big increases in the catch of jellyfish, which contribute far less to the

Anglers, captains, fisheries managers, and scientists collaborated with the Return ‘Em Right team to create guidance on best release practices for reef fish in the Southeast United States.

Southern Resident killer whales are icons of a vibrant but struggling marine ecosystem. Join us in exploring the ecological connections that tie this system together, and the ways we are protecting and working to recover the whales we care so much about.

Developing a scientific basis for good resource management in the Biscayne Bay Habitat Focus Area.

Cold-water fish need both warm and cold water habitats at different parts of their life cycle.

Our team surveys and cleans up derelict fishing nets and ocean plastics from the reef and shoreline habitats of the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands, an ecologically and culturally significant area.

Our team of five cleans up more than 25,000 pounds of debris in 10 days on Midway Atoll.

Our conceptual model investigates the ecological role of sea-run fish and the connections they make among different ecosystems.

The team dodges a hurricane at Pearl and Hermes Atoll and arrives at Midway Atoll to continue their mission on land.

Turtle populations still face unpredictable effects of climate change.

Is it possible to eat our way to cleaner water and more fish? A new global study shows that shellfish and seaweed aquaculture provide valuable benefits to people and ocean ecosystems.

Overseeing the science-based stewardship of living marine resources and their habitat in the North Pacific and Arctic Oceans off Alaska, including sustainable fisheries, protected species, and healthy ecosystems to support resilient coastal communities.

In the Pacific Islands, the natural resources, peoples, cultures, and economic vitality are intertwined, and their health, persistence and success are dependent upon each other.

Willamette River Basin: McKenzie, Calapooia, Row, Coast Fork Willamette, South Santiam, and Clackamas Rivers; Lane, Marion, Clackamas, and Linn Counties, Oregon.