FB22-022: Southeast Fishery Bulletin; For more information, contact: Judy Gocke, Southeast Fisheries Science Center, 409-766-3511, judy.gocke@noaa.gov

Biologists prepare for field season to assess Hawaiian monk seal and sea turtle populations.

More information on the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in 2010 and its effects on surrounding marine life.

From volunteer to NOAA Fisheries-funded graduate student at the University of Hawaiʻi, learn more about Josefa Muñoz’s sea turtle journey.

The 2018 field season to assess Hawaiian monk seal and sea turtle populations.

NOAA researchers are recognized internationally for their expertise in reducing sea turtle bycatch using real time turtle excluder device testing.

Research to protect threatened and endangered species at field camps in the marine national monument.

Learn about the history behind the development of TEDs and how they have changed over the last 30 years.

Learn more about oceanic whitetip sharks, hawksbill sea turtles, and giant manta rays through three short videos.

This document is NOAA Fisheries' opinion on the effects of two multi-year research projects on sea turtle species and designated critical habitats along the United States east coast, in the Gulf of Mexico, and the Caribbean Sea and its tributaries.

Ocean recreation in Hawaiʻi can include encounters with marine wildlife. For their protection and your safety, view them responsibly. Sea turtles, monk seals, dolphins and whales are wild animals and protected under state and federal laws.

Inflation Reduction Act funds helped NOAA Fisheries scientists enhance our 2024 data for ice seals in Alaska, Hawaiian monk seals and sea turtles in the Pacific Islands, and cetaceans off the West Coast.

Make a difference for Hawai‘i wildlife with these 10 tips for sharing the sea and shore.

Pacific Islands Region Observer Program American Samoa deep-set longline data reports of observer coverage, sea turtle, marine mammal, sea bird, ESA-listed elasmobranch interactions, and set and hook unit effort for vessels departing with observers during

A vessel strike, sometimes referred to as a ship strike, is a collision between any type of boat and marine animal, including whales, dolphins, sea turtles, fish, seals, or sea lions.