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Stranded Cook Inlet Beluga Whale Calf Safely Transported to the Alaska SeaLife Center for Rehabilitation
Julie Speegle, (907) 586-7032
Nancy Deel (Alaska SeaLife Center), (907) 224-6375
Seward, AK (October 03, 2017) The Alaska SeaLife Center (ASLC) received a stranded male beluga whale calf from Cook Inlet on Saturday, September 30.

NOAA Officers to Conduct Patrols During Halibut Fishing Opening
With a short halibut season, OLE hopes to assist with compliance to ensure fishery sustainability.

Seafood Expo North America: Boston Convention Center March 11–13, 2018
At this year’s Seafood Expo, NOAA Fisheries has a full agenda of open meetings and conference sessions on key topics of interest to the seafood community—including introduction of the new Assistant Administrator for Fisheries, Chris Oliver, who will discu
Chartlet for Uyak Bay - Kodiak - 3nm Line
NOAA navigation charts published between 2006 and October 2011 show changes in the 3 nautical mile (nm) line. The 3nm line changed because a new method was used to calculate the baseline. For fishery for management and enforcement purposes, the boundary b
NOAA Forensics Lab Helps Raise Bar for Wildlife Investigations
Northwest Fisheries Science Center Forensics Laboratory in Charleston, S.C. and its staff are playing a leading role in advancing and standardizing the science of wildlife forensics nationally and internationally.

Request for Comments: Action to Improve Compliance and Flexibility in the Gulf of Mexico Commercial Individual Fishing Quota Programs
FB18-014 Gulf of Mexico Fishery Bulletin; For More Information, Contact: Sustainable Fisheries, 727-824-5305
Final Rule to Improve Commercial Reef Fish Landing Compliance and Provide Flexibility in the Gulf of Mexico Commercial Individual Fishing Quota Programs
FB18-039 Gulf of Mexico Fishery Bulletin; For More Information, Contact: Sustainable Fisheries, 727-824-5305
National Observer Program Advisory Team and Safety Advisory Committee
A collaborative approach to priority setting and implementation.
Juneau Whale Watching Business Pays Marine Mammal Harassment Fine to NOAA
Juneau Whale Watch, a local whale watching tour company, has paid a total of $11,907 to NOAA Fisheries for violations of the Marine Mammal Protection Act and the Endangered Species Act for two separate incidents, both of which occurred in August 2013.
Boaters Pay Fines for Approaching Endangered Killer Whales, Putting Their Feeding at Risk
Research shows nearby boats interrupt feeding of imperiled whales.

Reward Increases to $8,800 for Information About Death of Juvenile Hawaiian Monk Seal at ʻŌhikilolo
Hawaiian monk seals are protected under federal and state law.

North Atlantic Right Whale Speed Zone Dashboard
NOAA Fisheries analyzes vessel compliance with speed regulations to monitor the effectiveness of this important conservation measure.