The main Southeast Fisheries Science Center Library is located in Miami, Florida. Our resources include nearly 7,000 books, 131 journals, numerous CD-ROMs, and a Center photo catalog.
We share Center information resources through the Publications Database and Cruise Reports.
Our Miami-based collection includes publications on the following topics:
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Marine fisheries
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Marine biology
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Endangered species
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Cooperative gamefish and billfish tagging programs
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Fisheries stock assessments
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Ecology: tropical systems
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Fisheries economics
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Protected resources and biodiversity
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Stock assessments
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Ecosystem management
Inter-Library Loans
Contact the librarian below to request inter-library loans and for renewals. Listings of print journals and e-journals are available.
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Maria Bello, Librarian
NOAA Teacher at Sea Maronda Hastie sailed aboard NOAA Ship Oregon II. Since 1995 the bottom longline survey has been conducted on the Oregon II for shark and bony fish research. Credit: NOAA Office of Marine and Aviation Operations
Oceanic whitetip shark. Hawaiʻi longline fishermen use leaders to connect weighed branch lines and baited hooks. A new rule prohibits steel wire leaders in the Hawaiʻi deep-set longline fishery, starting May 31, 2022. The rule aims to increase the survival of hooked oceanic whitetip sharks caught as bycatch in the Pacific Islands region. Credit: Andy Mann
Right whale #3853 swimming north offshore of South Carolina on Jan. 20, 2011 with a series of fresh propeller wounds running across its back. The whale was observed 5 days previously offshore of Georgia without propeller wounds. It is unknown whether the whale survived its wounds or not, as it has not been re-sighted since. Vessel collisions are a leading cause of right whale mortality. Credit: EcoHealth Alliance (NOAA permit #594-1759).
North Atlantic right whale Catalog #3560 ‘Snow Cone’ sighted December 2, 2021 entangled and with a new calf. Photo credit: Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission taken under NOAA permit 20556.