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Fishery Resource Disaster Determinations

Below is a summary of fishery resource disaster determinations, in reverse chronological order, with information on each determination, including the disaster request, decision letter, press release, and funding authority.

Relevant Legislation and Resources—Fishery Resource Disaster Assistance

NOAA Fisheries has the authority to administer fishery resource disaster assistance if the Secretary of Commerce determines that a fishery resource disaster has occurred.

Information for NOAA Restoration Center Award Recipients

Congratulations on receiving a NOAA award and becoming a partner with NOAA’s Restoration Center! We look forward to working together to make our habitat restoration project a success.

Current and Past Community-Based Restoration Projects

The Community-based Restoration Program provides technical and financial assistance for habitat restoration projects that support our nation’s fisheries and lead to lasting benefits for communities and the environment.

Resources for NOAA Restoration Center Applicants

The information below will help applicants apply for funding through the NOAA Restoration Center. It will also aid applicants and grantees in understanding and meeting the many requirements involved in applying for and receiving federal funding.

How to Manage Your Grant

Resources for grant recipients on how to manage your award from NOAA Fisheries.

How to Build Your Proposal

Explore guides, tools, and writing tips for building a proposal for funding from NOAA Fisheries.

Fishery Resource Disaster Assistance

Fisheries are subject to a number of factors that can cause sudden and unexpected losses. Assistance may be available to these fishing communities.
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Bycatch Reduction Engineering Program

The Bycatch Reduction Engineering Program (BREP) provides funding to those looking for creative solutions to fishery bycatch challenges.

NOAA awards $5.8 million in grants to support endangered, threatened species recovery

Application period for 2018 grants now open.
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