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Seafood Links
Heads Up! Women's Coalition for Pacific fisheries and Oregon sea grant;Hopkins Marine Station of Stanford University, California;
http://www.kanimi.com/links.htm
Welcome To FishResearch.org
are Ecosystem Health, Aquaculture, and fisheries. Deadline for Preliminary Proposals430 pm March 14, 2003 Click here for more information on Maine sea grant.
http://www.fishresearch.org/

Extractions: At its Jan. 28-30 meeting here, the New England Fishery Management Council signed off on Framework Adjustment 38 to the groundfish plan, which, if approved by the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS), will establish a new "exempted grate raised footrope trawl fishery" - possibly by July - in a carefully defined area off mid-coast Maine and eastward (see chart below).
Research Priorities By Scientific Discipline
New England fisheries Management Council, Level II Priorities; New England fisheriesManagement Council, Level III Priorities; sea grant, Priorities for
http://www.fishresearch.org/RP_ByScientificDiscipline.asp
NH Sea Grant Extension
Commercial fisheries sea grant works closely with the commercial fishing industryin the Gulf of Maine to identify issues and problems, and then to use
http://www.seagrant.unh.edu/extension.htm

Extractions: Sea Grant Extension serves as the link between the marine community and the university to help citizens and clientele groups solve problems related to marine resources. Through informal education programs and day-to-day contact, extension staff are able to assist individuals and groups in making informed decisions about the use, development, and conservation of those resources. Extension's efforts are focused on three major areas: commercial fisheries and aquaculture, coastal resource development, and marine science education. In all of these activities, NH Sea Grant works closely with UNH Cooperative Extension Commercial Fisheries and Aquaculture Aquaculture Sea Grant aquaculture extension programs are designed to help both potential and existing aquaculture operations with all aspects of the business. This includes site and species evaluation, culture techniques, nutrition, health management, systems design, marketing, permitting, and business plans for a full range of finfish, shellfish, and seaweed operations. For more information, contact Rollie Barnaby rollie.barnaby@unh.edu
Sea Grant Association - Science Serving America's Coasts - Sea Grant's Growth Pl
Marine aquaculture offers vast potential for reducing the demand on wild fisheries,and sea grant is committed to enhancing this budding industrys
http://www.sga.seagrant.org/docs/ssac/plan.htm

Extractions: January 2001 Sea Grant's Growth Plan The Sea Grant Network has agreed on the following recommendation: Appropriations to support the Sea Grant Program should increase substantially over the next five years to respond to major coastal challenges, needs and opportunities. Promoting Sustainable Coastal Community Development Using and Conserving Coastal and Marine Resources Creating Value through Marine Biotechnology
MSU Extension Sea Grant
Commercial fisheries Michigan sea grant Extension agents provide commercial andtribal fishers and processors with information on fishing gear, fish handling
http://www.co.macomb.mi.us/msuextension/departments/sea/
Sea Grant Scientists Discuss Collapse Of Mass. Fisheries
sea grant Scientists Discuss Collapse of Mass. fisheries. s Copyright 1995,The Tech. All rights reserved. This story was published on April 4, 1995.
http://www-tech.mit.edu/V115/N15/fishes.15n.html

Extractions: This story appeared on page 8. This article may be freely distributed electronically, provided it is distributed in its entirety and includes this notice, but may not be reprinted without the express written permission of The Tech. Write to archive@the-tech.mit.edu for additional details. Other options: Read other stories in this issue Return to our home page Send us a
NWFSC Related Sites
Oregon sea grant; National sea grant Program. University of Washington. Center forQuantitative Science; College of Ocean and Fishery Sciences; School of fisheries;
http://www.nwfsc.noaa.gov/related.html
Sea Grant Main Page
development and conservation of these resources. Program goals and objectivesfor New Jersey sea grant in fisheries include the following
http://www.njmsc.org/Sea_Grant/strategic_plan.htm

Extractions: Research Priorities The research priorities of the New Jersey Sea Grant College Program are both consistent with, and complementary to National Sea Grant College Program's Strategic Plan. Seven relevant areas of research have been identified to meet the long-range needs of New Jersey and the region: ecosystem research, environmental models, coastal zone management, marine technology and development, biotechnology, fisheries and aquaculture, and socioeconomic and legal studies. Ecosystem Research Understanding the source, nature, amount and fate of pollutants (multiple stressors) in New Jersey estuarine systems and their impacts on the environment and its living resources; Understanding the sources, fates, and effects of nutrients entering the marine environment as a result of human activities; Understanding the sources, fates, and effects on aquatic organisms of pathogens and nuisance species that are introduced or influenced by human activities; Determining the impacts of heavy metals, chlorinated hydrocarbons, and other toxic pollutants on human users, residents, and marine plants and animals of coastal ecosystems; Documenting trends in the status of marine ecosystems, including changes in abundance and distribution of organisms;
NEW JERSEY SEA GRANT
Mr. Stewart Tweed, fisheries/ Aquaculture Agent c/o Dr. Timothy Jacobsen(above). CONTACTS. New Jersey sea grant College Program. Building 22.
http://www.njmsc.org/Sea_Grant/Request_For_Preproposals.htm

Extractions: NEW JERSEY SEA GRANT REQUEST FOR PRE -PROPOSALS As the deadline for submitting pre-proposals has past, this competition is now CLOSED The New Jersey Sea Grant College Program, N ew Jersey Sea Grant College Program balances scientific needs and stakeholder input to address the sustainability of marine resources and management and policy formulation in cooperation with government, industry and public institutions. New Jersey Sea Grant College Program, fulfills its mission through responsive relevant research and student training, educational excellence, and prompt dissemination of acquired knowledge. Housed at the New Jersey Marine Sciences Consortium, New Jersey Sea Grant brings together top academic talent to address marine problems of particular significance to the coastal waters, estuaries and bays of New Jersey and the region. The New Jersey Sea Grant College Program is soliciting Pre- Proposals for new projects in the 2004-2006 funding cycle that will commence on or about 1 March 2004 The NJSGCP funds multi-year awards, but makes resource allocation decisions annually, with typical grants averaging about $80,000, including indirect costs. The
UCCE - Marine Science/Sea Grant Directory
UCCE/sea grant regularly conducts public workshops for both large and small The programalso focuses its efforts on aquaculture, fisheries, fish habitat, and
http://cesonoma.ucdavis.edu/MARINE/Index.htm

Extractions: Dr. Paul Olin, PhD. - Marine Science Advisor - (707) 565-2621 Serving both Sonoma and Marin Counties, the Marine Science program promotes the wise use of coastal and marine resources. Technical assistance is provided to the commercial fishing and aquaculture industries, seafood processors, and retailers through the National Sea Grant Program. UCCE/Sea Grant regularly conducts public workshops for both large and small agricultural landowners which address water quality, fish habitat needs, and land use. The program also focuses its efforts on aquaculture, fisheries, fish habitat, and the problem of non-indigenous species. California Sea Grant is the largest of 29 state programs in a national network dedicated to the understanding, conservation, and wise use of coastal and marine resources. The statewide program, which is administered by the University of California, draws on the talents of scientists and engineers at public and private universities, and works in partnership with industry, government, and the public. The National Sea Grant College Program is part of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), U.S. Department of Commerce. Visit The National Sea Grant College Program for further information on the
Commerce In The Great Lakes: Fisheries
Commerce and Development of the Great Lakes fisheries. No. 117, Gillnetting,Lake Superior Two Harbors, Minnesota, Minnesota sea grant, Bill Kielczewski,
http://www.epa.gov/glnpo/image/viz_com3.html

Extractions: Medium/Large Gillnetting Lake Superior Two Harbors, Minnesota Minnesota Sea Grant, Bill Kielczewski Commercial fishing Duluth, Minnesota Minnesota Sea Grant Commercial herring harvest Lake Superior Minnesota Steve Geving, Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Herring fishing Lake Superior Minnesota Minnesota Sea Grant, Jeff Gunderson Trawling for smelt Lake Superior Minnesota Sea Grant, Ryck Lydecker May.05 Trawling for smelt Minnesota Minnesota Sea Grant, Jeff Gunderson Rainbow smelt (pond net catch) Minnesota Minnesota Sea Grant Trap net whitefish in Lake Saganaga Bounding Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, Minnesota Minnesota Sea Grant, Jeff Gunderson Sep.79 Drying a gill net North Shore Lake Superior Minnesota Sea Grant, Jeff Gunderson Jun.79
Marine Sciences And Fisheries Resourcs
NMFS Southwest fisheries Science Center; NMFS Salmon Home Page; Pacific MarineEnvironmental Laboratory; US Fish and Wildlife Service ^^top. sea grant SitesMid
http://www.southampton.liu.edu/internet/fishsite.htm
Marine/Sea Grant Program
The sea grant marine extension program is active in many areas related to sponsoringworkshops and providing the fishing public with fisheries management and
http://monroe.ifas.ufl.edu/mces3.htm

Extractions: Archived news articles on Marine Topics Clean Boating in the Florida Keys Florida Bay Education Project Identification of Marine Fishes ... Hurricane/Disaster Handbook IFAS Publications Online: EDIS Purchase IFAS Books/Posters/Software online: IFAS Extension Bookstore Back to Monroe Extension Service Homepage Marine/Sea Grant Agent/Director: Douglas R. Gregory The Sea Grant marine extension program is active in many areas related to boating, fishing and diving but concentrates on working with industry and government agencies to address resource management issues by sponsoring workshops and providing the fishing public with fisheries management and regulatory information; food wholesale and retail dealers are provided assistance with seafood safety and general information is available on a variety of marine and environmental topics. Douglas Gregory, Director UF/Monroe County Extension Service 1100 Simonton Street, #2-260
University Of Florida / Miami-Dade County Extension Programs: Sea Grant And Mari
Dade County sea grant Extension Program provides technical assistance to the marinecommunity. Program sectors include recreational and commercial fisheries,
http://miami-dade.ifas.ufl.edu/programs/seagrant.htm

Extractions: The Miami-Dade County Sea Grant Extension Program provides technical assistance to the marine community. Program sectors include: recreational and commercial fisheries, marina and boatyards, boating community, aquaculture, educators and youth, marine resources agencies, and coastal property owners. "Stash Your Trash", SeaGrant program is also providing buckets for boaters to collect debris. Marella Crane, SeaGrant Extension Agent educates children at the Tropical Ag. Fiesta on marine life and how critical it is to protect our natural environment. Sea Grant / Marine Science Calendar Date Program Area/Event/Sponsor Location/Time Feb. 13-19 Miami International Boat show Miami Beach Convention Center Feb. 22 National Oceanic Science Bowl Competition MAST Academy, 9a.m. - 8p.m. Feb. 28 Deadline for 4-H Ocean Day Poster Contest April 4-6 Yamaha Miami Billfish Tournament Miami Beach Marina April 12 Baynanza Beach Cleanup Virginia Key 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Sea Grant College Program Records (RG 201)
years in fisheries and was chief of fisheries development for the National Marinefisheries Service, Alaska Region. Related Materials sea grant College Program
http://osulibrary.oregonstate.edu/archives/archive/rg/Rg201des.html

Extractions: Series I consists of proposals submitted to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) of the U.S. Dept. of Commerce and the National Science Foundation for Sea Grant program funding, and include budget summaries, research projects progress reports, a program administration narrative, and biographical information on program personnel. These institutional program proposals cover the years 1967 to 1998. This series also contains two proposals for individual projects: "Innovative Marine Biotechnology Harnessing Cellular Machinery," and "Adapting To Change: Fishing Businesses, Families, Communities, and Regions." Series II includes a report from the Commission on Sea Grant Goals to the OSU Sea Grant Coordinating Committee, Feb. 1971; a program progress report to NOAA, March 1971; biennial reports for 1971/72-1985/87; and administrative review reports, 1975 and 1986. Also included in this series are completion reports for Fiscal Year 1987-1989 and the Continuation Plan for 1997-1998.Series III contains news releases and clippings from 1966-1971 and 1976-1978 announcing research results, awards, and new staff and faculty appointments. The series also documents the 1968-69 dispute between OSU's Marine Science Center and the University of Oregon's Marine Biology Institute. Series IV contains audiotapes of complete Coastwatch radio programs produced and distributed by Sea Grant Communications as well as interviews and individual reports used in those programs. Series V contains records pertaining to the Walter G. Jones Fisheries Development Award, which was established in 1981 as a scholarship to encourage graduate work in fisheries development. Administration of the award was transferred to the Hatfield Marine Science Center in 1991.
Sea Grant In The Mid-Atlantic Region: Upcoming Events
Bay fish populations that supports viable recreational and commercial fisheries andprovides for use of Marine Protected Areas The National sea grant Office is
http://www.mid-atlantic.seagrant.org/Upcoming/

Extractions: The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Regional Vulnerability Assessment Program (ReVA) and Mid-Atlantic Integrated Assessment (MAIA) invites you to participate in the conference. Its purpose is to bring environmental decision makers and researchers together to illustrate practical uses of recently developed approaches, tools, and decision support systems that can be used to assess current and future environmental vulnerabilities. Society for Conservation Biology 17th Annual Meeting
Sea Grant In The Mid-Atlantic Region: Selected Aquaculture Sites
The Center, in partnership with the Department of fisheries and Allied Aquaculture's MidAtlanticsea grant Programs http//www.mid-atlantic.seagrant.org sea
http://www.mid-atlantic.seagrant.org/aqua_sites.html
Connecticut Sea Grant Extension
The Connecticut sea grant Extension Program (SGEP) provides Technology transferto Current areas of expertise AQUACULTURE; fisheries; INTRODUCED SPECIES; LONG
http://www.seagrant.uconn.edu/EXTNSION.HTML
Fisheries Sector Providers
to Educational Materials, Auburn University's Department of fisheries and AlliedAquaculture, Kentucky State University, Maine sea grant/Cooperative Extension
http://europe.osha.eu.int/good_practice/sector/fisheries/indexprovoth.php

Extractions: and click on the country/institution navigation button to view the situation in other countries. Skip to Menu If you see this message, it is because you have not enabled the javascript option in your browser. This causes the page not to display properly. Please enable the javascript option, or upgrade your browser to a newer version. Back to Fisheries Sector main page The Commonwealth Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry - Australia (AFFA) has the dual roles of providing customer services to the agricultural, food, fisheries and forest industries, and addressing the challenges of natural resource management. It also helps build and promote the whole food and fibre chain from paddock to plate for domestic and international markets.

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