The Reef Fish Video Survey has been cancelled for 2020.

Scientists: information provided by fishermen may help lessen impacts next time

This biennial report to Congress highlights U.S. findings and analyses of foreign IUU fishing activities and bycatch of protected species and shark catch on the high seas where nations do not have a regulatory program comparable to the United States.

In collaboration with our partners, several recommendations are already underway

This plan outlines a three-year timeline for the Marine Recreational Information Program's transition from the Coastal Household Telephone Survey to the Fishing Effort Survey.

Learn more about the work to rebuild canary rockfish—one of more than 60 species of rockfish included in the West Coast groundfish fishery.

A collection of annual reports documenting seabird interactions and mitigation efforts aboard vessels at sea. This document also details fishing efforts and mitigation research.

These standards promote data quality, consistency, and comparability across the Marine Recreational Information Program’s national network of recreational fishing surveys.

Request for information. Notice to collect information on IUU fishing, bycatch, and shark catch

NOAA Fisheries is making our data infrastructure and workforce more efficient to support our mission.

The unintentional capture or injury of sea turtles and marine mammals during fishing is a significant threat to their health and recovery.

For tourists visiting Juneau and Southeast Alaska, there is no sight more exhilarating than seeing humpback whales bubble feeding or breaching.

Reaffirms commitment to level playing field for legitimate U.S. fishermen

The U.S. Caribbean includes the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.

Through a essential fish habitat consultation process, NOAA Fisheries provides recommendations to federal agencies to avoid, minimize, mitigate, or otherwise offset the effects of their actions on essential fish habitat.