Innovations in gear help reduce bycatch across the country.

More than $2.3 million will go to partners to support innovative bycatch reduction research projects.

More than $2.3 million will go to partners to support innovative bycatch reduction research projects.

The Fisheries Information System program is a state-regional-federal partnership supporting sound, science-based fisheries management. We do so by fostering collaboration and funding innovative projects to improve the quality of fisheries-dependent data.

Descriptions of projects funded in Fiscal Year 2022.

The Ruth D. Gates Coral Restoration Innovation Grants support resilient coral ecosystems.

Nearly 700 aquaculture business owners, growers, scientists, managers, and students gathered in Portland, Maine to chart the future of sustainable seafood in the Northeast.

Descriptions of projects funded in Fiscal Year 2021.

A new technical memorandum analyzes marine aquaculture gear types for resource managers and decision makers.

On-demand gear development continues to evolve with the help of industry.

Projects will develop novel restoration and intervention methods to promote resilient coral ecosystems in a changing climate.

Descriptions of BREP projects funded in 2019.

Projects will develop novel coral restoration and intervention methods to restore resilient coral ecosystems.

Descriptions of BREP projects funded in FY 2016.

Projects will develop novel coral restoration and intervention methods to restore resilient coral ecosystems.