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Western Pacific Pelagic Squid Jig Permit

This permit is required by anyone using a vessel longer than 50 feet to fish for three species of pelagic squids with squid jig gear in the EEZs around American Samoa, Northern Mariana Islands, Guam, Hawaii, and the Pacific Remote Island Areas. The specie
Commercial ,
Pacific Islands

Western Pacific Crustaceans Permit for Lobster or Deepwater Shrimp

A permit is required by the owner of a U.S. fishing vessel used to fish for lobster or deepwater shrimp in the EEZ around American Samoa, Guam, Hawaii, Northern Mariana Islands, and the Pacific Remote Islands Areas. The permit expires 1 year after.
Commercial ,
Pacific Islands

Squid Processors Lend a Hand to Increase Data on a Short-Lived Species

Cooperative research research projects are critical for documenting rapidly changing dynamics of marine populations and promoting their long-term sustainability.
September 15, 2021 - Feature Story ,
New England/Mid-Atlantic
In a large open space in an industrial building, two people are using an electronic measuring board on a tabletop. The measuring board is long and narrow. A digital scale is also on the table. Both are connected to an electronic table that collects and records the lengths and weights of squid laid on the board. Science center program lead Thomas Swiader (left) shows an employee at the Seafreeze Shoreside processing facility in Rhode Island how to use the squid measuring system. Credit: NOAA Fisheries/Anna Mercer

Biodiversity of Coral Reef Shuffles but Does Not Decline Under Combined Stressors

We find that the combined pressures of ocean-warming and acidification, produces changes in the abundance but not in the occurrence of coral reef biodiversity.
September 01, 2021 - Peer-Reviewed Research ,
Pacific Islands

Multi-Year Effort To Observe Seafloor Habitats And Learn More About Deep-sea Corals And Sponges In Alaska

The four-year Alaska Deep-Sea Coral and Sponge Initiative is part of an effort to improve our understanding of deep-sea coral communities and aid resource managers in developing and evaluating management options for these valuable habitats.
August 09, 2021 - Feature Story ,
Alaska
Underwater photo of orange and white striped rockfish and sea urchins congregating around a large red tree coral on the seafloor. Rockfish and sea urchins congregate around a large red tree coral (Primnoa pacifica) in the Gulf of Alaska. Photo credit: NOAA Fisheries.

A View From Inside the Kodiak Lab Aquarium - Post 7

A View From Inside the Kodiak Lab Aquarium

View the renovation work completed at the Kodiak Lab aquarium and touch tank.
July 02, 2021 - Research ,
Alaska
Photo of a large cylindrical aquarium with fish, sea stars, rocks and artificial kelp. The Kodiak Laboratory's large aquarium restocked with fish and invertebrates after the renovation. Credit: NOAA Fisheries.

Giant Manta Ray Release Guidance for Shrimp Fisheries

The guidelines describe procedures for releasing a large ray from a shrimp trawl and how to report the incident.
June 25, 2021 -
Southeast

A View From Inside the Kodiak Lab Aquarium - Post 6

A View From Inside the Kodiak Lab Aquarium

Take a peek inside the Kodiak Lab aquarium and touch tank to meet some interesting underwater inhabitants!
May 20, 2021 - Research ,
Alaska
Photo of a yellow rimmed nudibranch in an aquarium.

A View From Inside the Kodiak Lab Aquarium - Post 5

A View From Inside the Kodiak Lab Aquarium

Take a peek inside the Kodiak Lab aquarium and touch tank to meet some interesting underwater inhabitants!
April 22, 2021 - Research ,
Alaska
Close up photo of a California Sea Cucumber displaying feeding appendages. A California Sea Cucumber extending its feeding appendages at the Kodiak Lab Aquarium.

A View From Inside the Kodiak Lab Aquarium - Post 4

A View From Inside the Kodiak Lab Aquarium

Take a peek inside the Kodiak Lab aquarium and touch tank to meet some interesting underwater inhabitants!
April 01, 2021 - Research ,
Alaska
Close up photo of Pi, Kodiak lab's giant Pacific octopus showing white coloring and suction cups.