New computer-generated daily maps will help fishermen locate the most productive fishing spots in near real-time while warning them where they face the greatest risk of entangling sea turtles, marine mammals, and other protected species.

Sometimes you need the help of a village to bring your ideas to life, especially as it pertains to community outreach. Intern Bianca Sproul shares her experience planning science seminars in her hometown.

In 2023, we recognized these partners who have expanded and enhanced recovery of our most imperiled marine species.

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

This year marks the 15th anniversary of the Atlantic Marine Assessment Program for Protected Species. Scientists take to the sky and sea to collect data used to conserve several marine species in our region.

We regularly publish their findings in scientific journals and Center-produced documents.

The FY2023–FY2027 Strategic Science Plan outlines the Alaska Fisheries Science Center’s overarching goals and objectives for the next 5 five years.

Where education and science come together

In 2017, we recognized these heroes who have expanded and enhanced recovery of our most imperiled marine species.

Now the longest-running ocean monitoring program on the planet, California Cooperative Oceanic Fisheries Investigations provides 70 years of data and discoveries to help us better manage our West Coast fisheries. Kristen Koch, director of the Southwest Fi

An interview with former NOAA Fisheries Chief Science Advisor Dr. Richard Merrick

Monitoring the population status and distributions of cetaceans, seabirds, and the environment

Our research supports NOAA Fisheries’ stewardship mission to protect and provide sustainable use of Alaska living marine resources. In doing so, we help provide jobs, strong local economies, coastal resiliency, and food security for coastal and Alaska Nat

U.S. and Japanese scientists build on a legacy of collaboration to advance sustainable ocean farming.

Ocean noise has become a chronic issue. The Northeast's Passive Acoustic Research Group participates in a variety of collaborative projects geared towards addressing this issue and working towards solutions.