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Image: Deep-Seeing Is Believing: Researcher Helps Develop New Tool For Ocean Exploration

NOAA-Funded Research Highlights Economic Effects of Oyster Reef Restoration

Scientists at Morgan State University forecast that restored oyster reefs—especially when paired with eelgrass recovery—boost habitat, blue crab harvest, and the economy.
Image: NOAA-Funded Research Highlights Economic Effects of Oyster Reef Restoration
Image: Investigating Steller Sea Lion Declines On Remote Aleutian Islands - Post 4
Image: Beluga Whale Hexacopter Survey - Post 6
Image: Fair Winds and Following Seas to the Reuben Lasker!

Sperm Whales: Revealing the Mysteries of the Deep

Sperm whales have been a part of American culture ever since Captain Ahab set out aboard the Pequod to find the infamous white whale in "Moby Dick". Large, noisy, and often social, sperm whales are a remarkable species found from the equator to the poles.
Image: Sperm Whales: Revealing the Mysteries of the Deep

A Night in the Life of a Seagoing Marine Ecologist

What is it like going to sea as a marine scientist? Join our NOAA scientists studying baby fish across Hawaiʻi for a night on the job!
Image: A Night in the Life of a Seagoing Marine Ecologist

NOAA and Deepwater Horizon Trustees Report on Progress Restoring the Gulf of Mexico

Federal and state agencies are restoring the Gulf after the largest oil spill in the United States. $2.4 billion in settlement funds were committed to habitat and resource restoration through 2020. Settlement payments will continue through 2031.
Image: NOAA and Deepwater Horizon Trustees Report on Progress Restoring the Gulf of Mexico

Report an Entangled Marine Mammal

The public should report all sightings of entangled marine mammals so trained and authorized responders can safely respond.
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Science Center Scrapbook

In celebration of our 150th Anniversary, we share the unsung heroes, key places and special events that have helped shape the legacy of the Northeast Fisheries Science Center. 

Shark Identification for Cooperative Shark Tagging Program (C-P)

The Cooperative Shark Tagging Program is a collaborative effort between recreational anglers, the commercial fishing industry, and NOAA Fisheries to study the life history of Atlantic sharks. Sharks C-P

Frequent Questions: Feeding or Harassing Marine Mammals in the Wild

It is illegal to feed or harass wild marine mammals including dolphins, porpoises, whales, seals, sea lions, and manatees. For the health and well-being of these animals and for your safety, please do not feed, swim with, or harass these marine animals. W

Aquaculture Library

Explore aquaculture resources such as policy updates, newsletters, and fact sheets.