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Alaska’s Blue Economy Includes Both Mariculture and Wild Caught Seafoods
Alaska’s thriving seafood industry is expanding to include sustainable farmed shellfish and seaweed.

Deep-Sea Coral Habitat
You might think of corals and picture a sunny and shallow tropical reef. Yet recent advances in deep ocean exploration have revealed spectacular coral gardens in the dark ocean depths. Hundreds—and even thousands—of feet beyond the reach of sunlight, thes
New England B-WET Grantees
NOAA's New England B-WET program serves communities, schools, teachers and students across all 6 New England states.
Cleaning Up Marine Debris at Pearl and Hermes Atoll: It’s Not Always Sunny in Paradise
Under stormy skies, the marine debris team swims the maze of reefs at Pearl and Hermes Atoll to find and remove derelict fishing nets.

Ecological Research on Rockfishes in Puget Sound
We used oceanographic modeling, acoustic tracking technology and stable isotope analyses to examine basic research questions for rockfish in Puget Sound.
Removal and Research: The Marine Debris Team Strikes Again
The 2018 mission to remove marine debris from the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands.

Warming Poses “Catastrophic” Threat to Snake River Sockeye
Depressed survival likely to decline by another 80 percent, projections show.

Saving Sea Turtles with Science: Sea Turtle Week
Join us for Sea Turtle Week 2019 and find out how we use science to improve the conservation and recovery of threatened and endangered sea turtles.

Meet Dave Packer, Research Ecologist
Interning, volunteering, and working for several federal agencies have been important parts of Dave’s education and career. This includes being a park ranger, wilderness firefighter, and clinical research test subject.

Marine Debris 2016 Photo Journal
Visit the story map to check out the photos from our 2016 Marine Debris cruise!
Milford Aquaculture Seminar
The Milford Aquaculture Seminar is a forum for technology transfer among Milford Lab staff; aquaculture, scientific and academic communities; regulators; and the public. The Seminar is held every January.
Investigation Results for the Cetacean Unusual Mortality Event in Northern Gulf of Mexico
More information about the cetacean UMEs occurring in the Gulf of Mexico from 2015 to 2016.
Milford Laboratory Facilities
Our state-of-the-art facilities house cutting edge research.
Past and Current Chesapeake B-WET Projects
Past and current Chesapeake B-WET projects reach students and teachers around the 64,000-square-mile Chesapeake Bay watershed in support of Meaningful Watershed Educational Experiences.
Human Integrated Ecosystem Based Fishery Management, Research Strategy 2021-2025
This decade presents unique opportunities to realize a vision of interdisciplinary marine resource management that balances conservation, preservation, industry profitability, food production, jobs, and human wellbeing.