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Image: 2019 Aerial Surveys Of Arctic Marine Mammals - Post 5

Alaska Marine Mammal Stranding Network

If you see a stranded, injured, entangled, or dead marine mammal, call the NOAA Fisheries Alaska Statewide 24-hour Stranding Hotline: (877) 925-7773. Learn more about how you can properly help marine mammals in need.

Essential Data Acquisition: Regional Activities

We are conducting critical data collection and delivery projects in regions across America to advance our science and management mission.

Marine Mammal Rehabilitation

The purpose of marine mammal rehabilitation is to provide compassionate care for sick or injured marine mammals and to improve their chances of survival and being returned to the wild.

Science Connect Newsletter

Science Connect provides a current look at some of the most interesting and exciting research on protected species from NOAA Fisheries and its collaborators.

Funded Species Recovery Grants to Tribes Proposals

The tables below, organized by fiscal year, list the Tribe, project title and award number, and funding amount awarded. 

“A Species like Goldilocks”: Discovering the Temperature Limits of Pacific Cod with Ben Laurel

NOAA Fisheries scientist Ben Laurel explains how raising Pacific cod in a laboratory setting offers clues on how climate change is impacting this species.
Image: “A Species like Goldilocks”: Discovering the Temperature Limits of Pacific Cod with Ben Laurel

Celebrating Our Work to Save Endangered Species

Join us in celebrating Endangered Species Day and learn more about our work to conserve and protect endangered species.
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Recent Prescott Grants Supporting Whale Conservation Partners

Our marine mammal network partners are leveraging the Prescott Grant Program's competitive grants to improve their stranding response and investigation capabilities for whale conservation.
Image: Recent Prescott Grants Supporting Whale Conservation Partners

2008-2010 Chukchi Offshore Monitoring in Drilling Area Distribution and Relative Abundance of Marine Mammals Aerial Surveys

The Chukchi Offshore Monitoring in Drilling Area (COMIDA) aerial survey component was initiated in 2008, via an Interagency Agreement (No. M08PG20023) between the Minerals Management Service (MMS) [Department of the Interior; currently the Bureau of Ocean

Tribal Priority Fish Passage Projects Selected for Funding

Under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and Inflation Reduction Act, NOAA is supporting tribally important fish passage projects and helping to increase tribal capacity for fish passage.

Funded Species Recovery Grants to States Proposals

The tables below, organized by fiscal year, list the state agency, project description and award number, and federal funding amount awarded. 

Alaska Economic and Social Sciences Research

We collect and analyze economic and sociocultural data in support of the NOAA Fisheries stewardship responsibilities in the conservation and management of marine resources in the North Pacific and Arctic. We develop models for assessing the effects of cha
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Protected Species Research Publications - Taxonomy and Genetics

These publications focus on the classification of protected species as well as studies that apply genetic approaches to understanding protected species biology, ecology, and conservation needs.