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NOAA Improves Access to New England Daily Fishery Market Data
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NOAA Teachers at Sea Experience a Different Kind of Classroom
humpback whale4/29/2013
Researchers Track Singing Humpback Whales on a Northwest Atlantic Feeding Ground
Announcement
trawler at sea 5/22/2013
Funding opportunity: Industry-based survey of flatfish on Georges Bank. Applications due June 26, 2013
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The NEFSC aerial survey team was able to observe a Surface Active Group (SAG) of right whales May 2. One of those whales, known as 'Silver,' was named for the missing left part of his fluke. This survey was also part of NOAA's Teachers at Sea Program. Photo credit: Jennifer Gatzke, NEFSC/NOAA
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old publication A Brief Description of Northeast Region Fish and Invertebrate Discard Estimation for the 2013 Update to the National Bycatch
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Current information for the species we study the most intensively. Learn more >>
Marine Mammals and Sea Turtles
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We conduct research for the management of protected species off the US northeast coast. Learn more >>
Food from the Sea
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We make information and data available to fishers and seafood consumers. Learn more >>
People and the Sea
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Scientists, fishing folks, mariners, and more rely on the sea for their livelihood. Learn more >>
The Ocean Realm
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We study resources and habitats from the deepest waters to the coastline. Learn more >>
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