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Implications Of Less Sea Ice On Fish Production In The Waters Off Alaska
https://www.fisheries.noaa.gov/feature-story/implications-less-sea-ice-fish-production-waters-alaska
Less Sea Ice in the Waters off Alaska.
Alaska Fisheries Science Center Surveys in the Arctic: 2019 Preliminary Findings
We study marine ecosystems. Our research supports sustainable management and conservation of Alaska marine species.
2008-2010 Chukchi Offshore Monitoring in Drilling Area Distribution and Relative Abundance of Marine Mammals Aerial Surveys
The Chukchi Offshore Monitoring in Drilling Area (COMIDA) aerial survey component was initiated in 2008, via an Interagency Agreement (No. M08PG20023) between the Minerals Management Service (MMS) [Department of the Interior; currently the Bureau of Ocean
2017 Aerial Surveys of Arctic Marine Mammals - Post 5
The kids are alright – Bowhead whale calves in the Alaskan Arctic.
2017 Alaska Fisheries Science Center Year in Review
Engaging the Public
Aerial Surveys of Arctic Marine Mammals
Alaska Fisheries Science Center's Cetacean Assessment & Ecology Program conduct aerial survey research in Alaska.
Public Display of Marine Mammals
Information on the public display provisions of the Marine Mammal Protection Act.
2017 Aerial Surveys of Arctic Marine Mammals - Post 6
Belugas - the “Where’s Waldo?” of the ASAMM study area.
EcoFOCI Cruise - Post 2
EcoFOCI’s spring mooring cruise departed Dutch Harbor on May 10. This annual survey provides baseline fisheries & oceanographic data to support ongoing management of our nation's fisheries and marine life in the Bering Sea & rapidly changing U.S. Arctic.
Seal & Sea Lion Week 2023: Celebrating Science and Safety
During March 20–24, NOAA Fisheries highlights science, conservation, and management about seals and sea lions.
2017 Aerial Surveys of Arctic Marine Mammals - Post 2
Evidence for the earliest “Krill Trap” on record in the Western Beaufort Sea.
Marine Mammal Protection Act Policies, Guidance, and Regulations
The Marine Mammal Protection Act enacted in 1972 established a national policy to prevent marine mammals from declining beyond the point where they ceased to be significant function elements of the ecosystems of which they are a part.
Alaska Marine Mammal Stranding Network
If you see a stranded, injured, entangled, or dead marine mammal, call the NOAA Fisheries Alaska Statewide 24-hour Stranding Hotline: (877) 925-7773. Learn more about how you can properly help marine mammals in need.
NOAA Fisheries Proposes Critical Habitat for Ringed and Bearded Seals in U.S. Arctic
Agency invites public comment and input on proposals.
Copacabana Situation Reports 2022
These reports highlight science activities and events from the U.S. Antarctic Marine Living Resources Program Field Camp in Copacabana (Copa) – King George Island, Antarctica.