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Interview with John Kaneko, Hawaiʻi Seafood Council

Learn from an expert about fishing in Hawaiʻi, the one-of-a-kind Honolulu Seafood Auction, and why U.S. consumers should have confidence in buying and consuming American seafood products.
Image: Interview with John Kaneko, Hawaiʻi Seafood Council

Southeast Regional Action Plan

NOAA Fisheries and its partners have developed Regional Action Plans to guide implementation of the NOAA Fisheries Climate Science Strategy in each of its regions. The plan was published in 2023.

Continuing a Conservation Science Legacy: 40 Years of Monitoring Hawaiian Monk Seals

For more than 40 years, our monitoring and recovery work in the Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument has been critical to guiding the protection of Hawaiian monk seals.
Image: Continuing a Conservation Science Legacy: 40 Years of Monitoring Hawaiian Monk Seals
Image: Modifying Fishing Gear Reduces Shark Bycatch in the Pacific

Six Ways Fishermen Keep Shark Fishing Sustainable

NOAA Fisheries relies on partners like fishermen to help keep U.S. fisheries sustainable. Check out the top six ways fishermen help us maintain a sustainable shark fishery.
Image: Six Ways Fishermen Keep Shark Fishing Sustainable

Meet Alejandra Mickle-Arce, Marine Habitat Resource Specialist in the NOAA Restoration Center

After growing up on the Peruvian coast, Ale turned her love of the ocean, along with strong family support, into restoring coastal habitats here in the United States.
Image: Meet Alejandra Mickle-Arce, Marine Habitat Resource Specialist in the NOAA Restoration Center

NOAA Forensics Lab Helps Raise Bar for Wildlife Investigations

Northwest Fisheries Science Center Forensics Laboratory in Charleston, S.C. and its staff are playing a leading role in advancing and standardizing the science of wildlife forensics nationally and internationally.
Image: NOAA Forensics Lab Helps Raise Bar for Wildlife Investigations

California Eelgrass Mitigation Policy Overview

To improve our no net loss goals, every 5 years NOAA Fisheries will evaluate survey and monitoring data collected by federal agencies and action proponents.
Image: Leaving on a Jet Plane: Marine Debris Removal at Midway Atoll Comes to an End

Ecosystem Modeling in the Pacific

Models can be used to explore changing ecosystem dynamics, impacts from climate change, and scenarios for resource management.
Image: Ecosystem Modeling in the Pacific
Image: Splash into Whale Week with NOAA Fisheries

Western Regional Action Plan

NOAA Fisheries and its partners have developed Regional Action Plans to guide implementation of the NOAA Fisheries Climate Science Strategy in each of its regions.