A major marine heatwave in the Bering Sea set off a chain reaction that resulted in a dramatic surge in snow-Tanner hybrid ...

More than 100 participants from across the Gulf of Alaska helped shape recommendations for the next generation of aquaculture ...

During recent international negotiations, the U.S. delegation to the Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission advanced key ...

This summer, two educators from Kansas traveled hundreds of miles in different directions to sail as Teachers at Sea aboard ...

Alaska Fisheries Science Center staff are busy analyzing data in preparation of the annual harvest specification process.

Partnerships with the fishing industry, fishermen, and other stakeholders play a valuable role in helping NOAA Fisheries improve the evaluation of stock status and the management of fishery resources.

Pacific halibut is the largest species of flatfish. It is native to the North Pacific Ocean and it is fished by commercial, recreational, and subsistence fishermen. Huge Pacific halibut, sometimes ...

Our Milford Lab hosted three Canadian scientists to study the effects of marine carbon dioxide removal strategies and foster international cooperation—using home brewing equipment.

A NOAA oceanographer explains Kelvin waves, their part in El Niño events, and their impacts along the U.S. West Coast.

NOAA Fisheries announced today the 2026 federal recreational red snapper fishing season in the South Atlantic and the issuance of three exempted fishing permits (EFPs) to Florida, Georgia, and South ...

Annual catch limits (ACLs) and Annual Catch Targets (ACTs) are tools to prevent overfishing in commercial and recreational fisheries. NOAA Fisheries administers ACLs and ACTs for the Pelagic, Hawai‘i, ...