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Endangered, Threatened, and Candidate Species in Alaska

Species under NOAA Fisheries Authority deemed endangered, threatened, and/or candidate species and residing in the Alaska region.

Protected Species Research Publications - Human Impacts

These publications cover a variety of issues resulting from human activities including bycatch in fisheries, previous human exploitation, exposure to toxins and pollution, habitat alterations, entanglement issues, and man-made ocean noise.

Regional Action Plan for Climate Science in the Pacific Islands

This Regional Action Plan guides implementation of the NOAA Fisheries Climate Science Strategy in the Pacific Islands Region.
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Protected Species Research Publications - Methods and Technology

These publications focus on new methods and innovative technology used to study protected species in the marine environment. Examples include, underwater acoustics, modelling, tagging, photogrammetry, unmanned aerial surveys, statistical methods, and appl

Protected Species Research Publications - Abundance and Distribution

These publications focus on the the number of individuals and/or density, and where individuals, populations, or species occur geographically.

Adding New Species to the Survey Sighting List

Concluding the first week of Leg 2 on the Vessel Survey for Abundance and Distribution on Marine Mammals and Seabirds.
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ESA Section 7 Consultations on the West Coast

NOAA Fisheries assists federal agencies to ensure any action they authorize, fund, or carry out is not likely to jeopardize the continued existence of a listed species or result in the destruction or adverse modification of designated critical habitat.

Platform Removal Observer Program

Observers perform biological monitoring during explosive removal of oil and gas structures in the Gulf of America (formerly Gulf of Mexico).

Teachers in Hawaiʻi Have Fun Learning That Science is Cool

All-day workshop for teachers to learn about NOAA Fisheries ongoing research for the conservation and management of the Pacific Islands region’s living marine resources.
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Rose Atoll Marine National Monument

Explore the marine environment around Rose Atoll that supports a dynamic reef ecosystem that is home to a diverse assemblage of marine species, many of which are threatened or endangered.