21. Oregon Sea Grant - Fisheries Engineering from Industry (Alaska seafood Marketing Institute, Ocean Beauty seafoods, UniseaFoods, National fisheries Institute), from California sea grant, and from the http://seagrant.oregonstate.edu/extension/fisheng.html

Extension Sea Grant Home Extension Faculty Extension: Making a Difference Publications ... Links Plan to attend the 2003 meeting of Pacific Fisheries Technologists , Feb. 23-26, Astoria, Ore. Ed Kolbe Fisheries Engineering Edward Kolbe Oregon State University Food Innovation Center 1207 NW Naito Parkway Suite 154 Portland, OR 97209-2834 FAX 503- 872-6648 E-mail: Ed.Kolbe@orst.edu Manila page Ed Kolbe, an adjunct professor of Biorengineering and Food Science and Technology, serves in a multi-state Extension Sea Grant position, helping to develop a regional program in seafood process engineering. His support comes from Sea Grant Programs in Oregon and Alaska, with additional research support from the Coastal Oregon Marine Experiment Station (COMES) Projects and specialties Areas of specialization Seafood thermal process engineering (chilling, freezing, cold storage, cooking/pasteurizing) Onboard refrigeration and storage Energy conservation in seafood processing Electrical heating of foods.

22. Oregon Sea Grant - Fisheries And Fishing Communities Called Heads Up!, the site is a collaborative effort between OregonSea grant and the Women's Coalition For Pacific fisheries. It http://seagrant.oregonstate.edu/hot/fishing.html

Hot Topics Home Page Marine Invasive Species Changing Fisheries Spotlight Making a Difference Since the mid 1990s, Oregon Sea Grant has supported research and outreach programs directed at meeting the information needs of fishing families, businesses, and communnities. Sea Grant has brought together researchers from many disciplines to examine issues common to people who fish for a living, from regulatory change to the challenges facing families whose breadwinners spend long periods away at sea. These efforts have born fruit in ongoing collaborative relationships with such groups as the Women's Coalition for Pacific Fisheries, and in continued efforts to shine light on the human faces behind America's fisheries. Heads Up! for fisheries news A new World Wide Web site aims to give West Coast commercial fishing interests the chance to exchange up-to-date information about everything from critical regulatory changes to educational resources for fishermen and their families. Called Heads Up!, the site is a collaborative effort between Oregon Sea Grant and the Women's Coalition For Pacific Fisheries. It offers a simple, interactive bulletin board format where industry, regulators, and others involved in commercial fishing c an post information about meetings, regulatory decisions, educational resources, and other newsworthy items.

23. Oregon Sea Grant - This Page Has Moved Sponsors research on the state's marine ecosystems, with the goal of improving fisheries management and conservation programs. Alaska sea grant is part of the School of fisheries and Ocean Sciences at the University of Alaska Fairbanks http://seagrant.orst.edu/links/morelinks.html

Home About Sea Grant Hot Topics Publications ... Staff resources Sorry ... the page you are looking for has moved. You should be taken there in a few seconds. If you are not, please follow this link: http://seagrant.oregonstate.edu/links/index.html or use our site search engine. Home About Sea Grant Hot Topics ... Resources for Staff Contact us: Sea.Grant.Web@orst.edu Last updated: February 11, 2002

24. MIT Sea Grant: Advisory-Center For Fisheries Engineering Research The Center for fisheries Engineering Research (CFER) is a focused researcheffort of the MIT sea grant College Program. CFER's mission http://web.mit.edu/seagrant/advisory/cfer.html

The Center for Fisheries Engineering Research (CFER) is a focused research effort of the MIT Sea Grant College Program. CFER's mission is the solution of problems facing the fishing and aquaculture industries of Massachusetts and the nation. While all CFER projects include the application of engineering know-how, projects are typically multi-disciplinary and often involve biological, social and management issues. Links Other Advisory Programs Center for Coastal Resources Center for Marine Social Sciences FinFish Hatchery Marine Industry Collegium ... Communications projects Robofeeder Project listing contact info Cliff Goudey, Director email: cgoudey@mit.edu phone: fax: email: bmmoran@mit.edu office phone: hatchery phone: fax: Ken Ekstrom, Cetologist, Systems Engineer email: kekstrom@mit.edu phone: fax: Research Advisory Education Publications ... Home

25. National Sea Grant Research: Request For Proposals (RFPs) program to fulfill its broad educational responsibilities and to strengthen the collaborationbetween sea grant and the National Marine fisheries Service (NMFS http://www.nsgo.seagrant.org/research/rfp/

National Sea Grant Research Requests for Proposals Sea Grant Other Sources Sea Grant Forms Sea Grant Requests for Proposals for FY 2002/2003/2004 CANCELED NOAA-U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service-U.S. Maritime Administration Ballast Water Technology Demonstration Program for 2003. For more information, please visit the National Sea Grant Office Aquatic Invasive Species website , or contact Dorn Carlson (Aquatic Invasive Species program). CLOSED Sea Grant National Strategic Investments in Aquatic Nuisance Species, Oyster Disease, and Gulf of Mexico Oyster Industry Sea Grant has published in the Federal Register, Vol. 67, No. 154, August 9, 2002, a request for proposals for three research programs: (1) The Aquatic Nuisance Species Program, which seeks to fund research and outreach projects for the prevention and control of introduction and spread of aquatic nuisance species. NOTE : Due to the separate competition established by NOAA/USFWS/MARAD (see notice below) for ballast water technology, ballast water technology development is not being encouraged under this competition. (2) The Oyster Disease Program, which seeks to fund innovative research that provides technology and management strategies to combat oyster disease and bring about the restoration of oysters and the oyster industry in US coastal areas

26. NOAA Fisheries/Sea Grant Award Fellowships To Four population dynamics or marine resource economics sponsored by the NOAA National Marinefisheries Service (NOAA fisheries) and sea grant. NOAA fisheries and the http://www.publicaffairs.noaa.gov/releases2002/may02/noaa02055.html

NOAA 2002-055 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Jana Goldman NOAA News Releases 2002 NOAA Home Page NOAA Public Affairs NOAA FISHERIES/SEA GRANT AWARD FELLOWSHIPS TO FOUR Four doctorate-level graduate students have been awarded fellowships to pursue their studies in population dynamics or marine resource economics sponsored by the NOAA National Marine Fisheries Service ( NOAA Fisheries ) and Sea Grant. NOAA Fisheries and the National Sea Grant College Program are a part of the Commerce Department's National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration ( NOAA "We have high expectations that the Graduate Fellowship Program will pay dividends in terms of attracting highly qualified students to the important, and currently understaffed, disciplines of population dynamics and marine resources and encouraging them to seek employment with NOAA Fisheries following graduation," said Emory Anderson, program director for NOAA Fisheries in the Sea Grant office. The program, funded equally by NOAA Fisheries and the National Sea Grant College Program, provides support for up to three years for qualified students working towards a doctorate in population dynamics or related fields and up to two years for qualified graduate students working towards a PhD in marine resource, natural resources or environmental economics.

27. Alaska Sea Grant College Program Information about marine research programs, news and radio features, meeting calendar on marine and Category Science Environment Organizations Research Institutes...... supported by University of Alaska/NOAA. sea grant plays a vital rolein fisheries management, seafood safety, and marine engineering. http://www.uaf.edu/seagrant/

bookstore meetings sitemap contact us ... Knauss Fellowship . Deadline is May 5. Alaska Sea Grant welcomes new director We are pleased to announce the arrival of Dr. Brian Allee, our new director, on 3 February 2003. For more on Brian's background and expertise, please see his staff profile page Juneau and Chugiak take top honors in Ocean Sciences Bowl Seward hosted 14 teams from 12 schools from across the state Feb. 21-23 in the sixth annual Alaska Region National Ocean Sciences Bowl. The NOSB Web site has details on the teams and results of the competition. Paula Culleberg is the new leader of the Alaska Marine Advisory Program . She is committed to building on the many successes of the program, now with 4 extension agents and 8 specialists in 7 Alaska coastal communities. Read about this and more in Fishlines , our monthly in-house newsletter. Sea Grant/MAP video clip Watch a short QuickTime video clip (1:57 min., 7.8 MB) about Alaska Sea Grant and the Marine Advisory Program, excerpted from a video about the UAF School of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences, produced by Deborah Mercy, MAP.

28. Alaska Sea Grant's Partners And Links To Other Marine Sites North Pacific fisheries and Oceanography Research Alaska sea grant research Beringsea and North Pacific Ocean Theme Page Juneau Lab, National Marine fisheries http://www.uaf.edu/seagrant/other.html

Below are links to many other marine resources. Most of these will take you away from our site, so please consider making a bookmark to this page before you leave us. New links added 18 October 2002. Links last verified 9 September 2002. Link submission/update form Government Agencies Marine Safety Marine Environment ... Alaska Geography Government Agencies State State of Alaska Alaska Department of Community and Economic Development Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation Alaska Department of Fish and Game ... Alaska Division of Tourism Federal National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NOAA National Marine Sanctuaries NOAA National Marine Fisheries Service NOAA National Marine Fisheries Service, Alaska Fisheries Science Center ... U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Alaska Region Ports and Harbors Alaska DOT ports and harbors Alaska Fisheries Information Network: Alaska ports City of Ketchikan harbors Marine Exchange of Alaska ... Seward Small Boat Harbor US Coast Guard (POISE), Alaska

29. University Of Hawaii’s Sea Grant College Program Describes the extension service, listing of publications, special projects, and coastal processes.Category Reference Education University of Hawaii Research...... monitoring, seaweed agronomy, prawn aquaculture, fisheries research, fisheriesenhancement, precious resources of the state, Hawai'i sea grant also fosters http://www.soest.hawaii.edu/SEAGRANT/

elebrating 35 years of service to Hawai'i and the Pacific, Hawai'i Sea Grant continues to be a leader in aquaculture coastal processes and technology development . Among its most noteworthy past achievements are advances in ocean water quality monitoring, seaweed agronomy, prawn aquaculture, fisheries research, fisheries enhancement, precious corals and deep sea technology. Committed to the improved understanding, management and wise use of marine resources of the state, Hawai'i Sea Grant also fosters education and extension services that directly impact the local community. Sea Grant Communications provides access to scientific findings and supports the flow of outreach information to academia, scientists, resource managers, policymakers, students and children Coastal Water Quality Coastal Habitats Coastal and Natural Hazards ... International Coastal Cleanup-Hawaii (PDF) Coastal Resource Management Sea Grant in Hawaii Capacity Building and Training Education and Human Resources ... National Sea Grant News (PDF) Publications Radio Sea Grant in the News Sea Squirt ... Staff Updated April 3, 2003

30. Sea Grant In Hawaii sea grant research provides scientific data to resource managers, policy makers,legislators and the public at Revitalize the Nation's Commercial fisheries. http://www.soest.hawaii.edu/SEAGRANT/seagrant_in_hawaii.html

Sea Grant was established as an institutional program at the University of Hawai'i in 1968. In October 1972, the University of Hawai'i was designated a Sea Grant College for sustained excellence in research, education and public service dedicated to the wise use of America's marine resources. Today, the Hawai'i Sea Grant College Program is housed within the School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology on the campus of the University of Hawai'i at Manoa. The program is part of a nationwide network of 29 institutional programs of the NOAA National Sea Grant College Program, U.S. Department of Commerce, that promote the understanding, development, sustainable use and conservation of marine resources through university-based research, education, community outreach and communication services. Research Sea Grant research provides scientific data to resource managers, policy makers, legislators and the public at large in Hawaii and the western Pacific. Economic Leadership Commercial Biotechnology Natural Products: Chemistry and Biological Activity Cloning and Analysis of the Tolytoxin Biosynthetic Gene Cluster from Scytonema ocellatum Marine Antibiotics Revitalize the Nation's Commercial Fisheries Ecosystem-Based Management Coastal Fisheries The Dynamics of the Mesopelagic Boundary Community and Their Role in Hawaiian Coastal Fisheries

31. Minnesota Sea Grant - Aquaculture aquaculture and fisheries, education, exotic species, fisheries, tourism, water quailty. minnesotasea grant, minnesota sea grant home what is sea grant news and http://www.seagrant.umn.edu/aqua/

Related Seiche articles: Aquaculture Symposium Proceedings Available Expanding Seafood Safety from the Grocery Store to the Bait Store Raising Redtails ... Workshops Benefit from New Training Video For more information about aquaculture, use our related links page home what is sea grant news and ... search The University of Minnesota is an equal opportunity educator and employer. Page Coordinator - Debbie Bowen www.seagrant.umn.edu /aqua/index.html modified November 11, 2002

32. Minnesota Sea Grant - Outreach - Fisheries - A Craving For Crayfish Nutritive value of crayfish, tips on transporting, how to prepare live crayfish, freezing, and recipes.Category Home Cooking Fish and seafood Shellfish Crayfish...... minnesota sea grant, minnesota sea grant home what is sea grant news and events staff directory research outreach publications search © 2002 by the http://www.seagrant.umn.edu/fish/craving.html

a craving for crayfish: minnesota discovers a louisiana tradition Minnesota lakes and ponds have long yielded crayfish to those who set traps. Today, crayfish are also appearing in northern grocery stores as more people realize that cooked crayfish are tasty and healthful. Crayfish resemble lobsters, but are smaller and have narrower claws. Their flavor is similar, but crayfish meat is sweeter and more tender than lobster. It's also cheaper! NUTRITIVE VALUE OF CRAYFISH Crayfish tails are low in calories and high in nutritive value. A quarter-pound serving of crayfish tails contains only 82 calories, compared to 242 calories of ground beef. Crayfish are a good source of calcium, phosphorous, iron and the B vitamins (thiamin, riboflavin, and niacin). They provide high-quality protein and all the nutrients necessary for good health. Crayfish are highly digestible. The fibers of crayfish meat are shorter than those of other meat, so crayfish are easier to digest. Crayfish are also relatively low in fat. OBTAINING CRAYFISH In Louisiana, crayfish can be bought live or already peeled, fresh or frozen. In Minnesota, you can buy them fresh or frozen in some grocery stores or you can trap your own. It takes about 6 to 7 pounds of live crayfish to yield a pound of peeled tails.

33. Maryland Sea Grant Extension: Aquaculture & Fisheries Aquaculture fisheries. sea grant Extension specialists are developing materialsthat will help prospective operators better evaluate issues surrounding the http://www.mdsg.umd.edu/Extension/aqua_fish.html

Finfish Aquaculture In Maryland and the mid-Atlantic region, major cultured species are striped bass and their hybrids, catfish and tilapia. Sea Grant Extension specialists are developing materials that will help prospective operators better evaluate issues surrounding the operational efficiency and economic viability of commercial finfish aquaculture. Specialists are also working with growers who have been exploring the development of an innovative cooperative that will combine harvests of cultured fish and wild-caught fish for processing and marketing. Shellfish Aquaculture Reliance on wild harvests and oyster seed from public grounds, extensive loss of oyster reef habitat through overharvesting and siltation from land runoff, and extensive parasitic disease for nearly a decade have led to the decline of Maryland's public oyster fishery and left the private one in near collapse (see ). While investing in oyster culture is a risky proposition, there are ways to farm oysters and manage around disease, e.g., from moving oysters to lower salinity waters to growing them in off-bottom containers, which can decrease time of exposure to potentially harmful conditions. In this way, marketable oysters can be produced in shorter time periods. Oyster Gardening The Oyster Gardening Program is a cooperative effort of the Oyster Alliance, which includes the Chesapeake Bay Foundation, the Maryland Sea Grant Extension Program, the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science and the Oyster Recovery Partnership. The program brings together scientists and citizens to help enhance the Chesapeake Bay system's stressed oyster populations.

34. Fisheries by Edward F. Melvin, Marine fisheries Specialist, Washington sea grant Program; JuliaK. Parrish, Professor, School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences/Department http://www.wsg.washington.edu/outreach/mas/fisheries/fisheries.html

Fisheries Commercial fishing continues to be a significant industry in Washington state, with nearly three billion pounds of fish and shellfish harvested annually, worth more than $1.6 billion at the wholesale level. Commercial fishing is also one of the highest-risk industries in the United States, but few harvesters are trained in the use of safety equipment or emergency procedures, and few training programs are available. Meanwhile commercial fisheries around the world are collapsing, and efforts in fisheries science are turning more to conservation of resources and finding ways to harvest fish stocks in a sustainable manner. Washington Sea Grant Program's Marine Advisory Services address fishing industries in a variety of ways: provide training classes, workshops, and testing for safety certifications; provide education and technical assistance on seafood handling, quality control, safety and use; conduct applied research projects to maximize the use of fisheries resources through control of bycatch. Seabird Bycatch: Trends, Roadblocks and Solutions

35. WHAT'S NEW AT WASHINGTON SEA GRANT PROGRAM! What's New On Washington sea grant Program's Web Site! Marine Water Quality Specialist Job Announcement Bevan Series on Sustainable fisheries January 9 http://www.wsg.washington.edu/new/new.html

What's New On Washington Sea Grant Program's Web Site! Marine Events Calendar Online Survey Marine Events Calendar Use our new quick and easy online form to get on the mailing list for this free quarterly publication. Marine Water Quality Specialist Job Announcement 2004-2006 Research Proposal Cycle WSGP's Aquatic Nuisance Species Identification Project for Scuba Divers WSGP's Oyster History Exhibit Coastal Connections Current Science Feature Story Attitudes Toward Current and Alternative Management Practices in Alaska's Limited Entry Commercial Herring Roe Fisheries Available online in pdf (portable document format) Solutions to Seabird Bycatch in Alaska's Demersal Longline Fisheries Executive Summary and Full Text in PDF Format Heaven on the Half Shell Recently published book on the history of the oyster industry in the Pacific Northwest. Puget Sound CD-ROM Tutorial Online The answers to the questions in the teaching guide for the Puget Sound CD-ROM. Zebra Mussels and Eurasian Water Milfoil are aquatic nuisance species that may be accidentally spread by watercraft users Information for boaters on invasive species.

36. Fisheries Conservation, Wildlife & Oceans Subcommittee - 107th Congress Wayne Gilchrest (RMD), Chairman of the Resources Subcommittee on fisheries Conservation,Wildlife and Oceans, to reauthorize the sea grant College Program Act http://www.house.gov/resources/fisheries/

Text Version Committee on Resources Subcommittee on H2-188 Ford House Office Building U.S. House of Representatives Washington, D.C. 20515-6232 fax (202) 225-1542 e-mail: fisheries.subcommittee@mail.house.gov http://resourcescommittee.house.gov/fisheries Wayne T. Gilchrest , Chairman To search for an article, enter a single word, several words, or a phrase. ( Search tips Search Committee on Resources for: Select number of results displayed per page Bills/Amendments referred to the Subcommittee (in bill number sequence) Subcommittee News Friday, June 21, 2002 Resources Committee Passes Gilchrest Sea Grant Legislation Supports Critical NOAA Marine Resource Program WASHINGTON The House Resources Committee on Wednesday unanimously approved HR 3389, a bill introduced by Congressman Wayne Gilchrest (R-MD), Chairman of the Resources Subcommittee on Fisheries Conservation, Wildlife and Oceans, to reauthorize the Sea Grant College Program Act for five years.

37. WHOI Sea Grant Publications Catalog: Fisheries Management G00-004 Also available online http//www.whoi.edu/seagrant/research/fa/fatheme.htmlLearn more of WHOI sea grant's investment in fisheries and aquaculture http://www.whoi.edu/seagrant/Publications/fisheries/mgmt.html

Overview Coastal Processes Fisheries and Aquaculture Fisheries General ... Order Form WHOI Sea Grant's On-line Publications Catalog Fisheries and Aquaculture: Fisheries Management Shellfish Resource Management in Massachusetts Helpful to educators and students. Leavitt, D.F. Focal Points, 3 pp., 2000 WHOI-G-00-003 Theme Booklet: Fisheries and Aquaculture WHOI Sea Grant 4 pp., 2000 WHOI-G-00-004 Also available online: http://www.whoi.edu/seagrant/research/fa/fatheme.html Learn more of WHOI Sea Grant's investment in fisheries and aquaculture which has resulted in the development of better management practices and policies for shellfish harvest and shellfish aquaculture and better understanding of the life history and environmental requirements of commercially important species of fish and shellfish. Catch as Catch Can: Cracking Down on the Illegal Harvesting of Berried Lobsters Crago, T.I.

38. WHOI Sea Grant Publications Catalog: Fisheries And Aquaculture Outreach and Advisory Services. Audio. Video. Out of Print Publications. OrderForm. WHOI sea grant's Online Publications Catalog. fisheries and Aquaculture. http://www.whoi.edu/seagrant/Publications/fisheries/

Overview Coastal Processes Fisheries and Aquaculture Fisheries General ... Order Form WHOI Sea Grant's On-line Publications Catalog Fisheries and Aquaculture Fisheries General Fisheries Management Aquaculture General Aquaculture Mollusks ... Site Map Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) Sea Grant Program 193 Oyster Pond Road, MS #2, Woods Hole, MA 02543-1525 http://www.whoi.edu/seagrant/ seagrant@whoi.edu

39. Louisiana Sea Grant - Natural Fisheries sea grant EXTENSION PROJECTS Natural fisheries. sea grant Agents andFaculty in the Marine Extension Project work with commercial http://www.laseagrant.org/advisory_services/extensions/ext_fisheries.htm

SEA GRANT EXTENSION PROJECTS Natural Fisheries Sea Grant Agents and Faculty Emphasis is given to species management, essential fish habitat, leadership issues, community impacts, bycatch reduction and fisheries technology. Through workshops, newsletters and personal contacts, agents and specialists share the results of research with the fishing community and the concerns of the angling and commercial harvesting sectors with university researchers. For more information on fisheries, visit LSU AgCenter Lagniappe

40. Louisiana Sea Grant - Research 1996-1998 of Larval Anchovy Complex Richard F. Shaw, LSU Coastal fisheries Institute PhysiologyRonald The sea grant portion of the project will address the questions of http://www.laseagrant.org/research/1998/fisheries.htm

RESEARCH Natural Fisheries: 1996-1998 Verification of the Utility of Immunological Assays to Identify and Quantify Gut Contents of Marine Predators John W. Fleeger, LSU Department of Zoology and Physiology Ronald Siebeling, LSU Department of Microbiology Application of a New Technique (1) for Determination of Postlarval and Juvenile Fish Nursery Ground/Refugia Function of Offshore Oil and Gas Platforms; (2) for Biochemical Resolution of Problematic Identification of Larval Anchovy Complex Richard F. Shaw, LSU Coastal Fisheries Institute Physiology Ronald J. Siebeling, LSU Department of Microbiology Development of DNA-Based Assays for Plankton Sampling Joseph E. Neigel, Darryl L. Felder, Biology Department,University of Southwestern Louisiana The study of marine zooplankton is limited by the fact that direct microscopic examination remains the only accurate method for identification and enumeration of zooplankton specimens. This project seeks to develop new methods for the detection and quantification of individual zooplankton species, based on the presence and abundance of characteristic DNA sequences in sample extracts. The investigation will focus on developing and testing methods to detect and quantify DNA from the planktonic larvae of three brachyuran crab species, Sesarma reticulatum (a marsh crab), Menippe adina, and Menippe mercenaria (two stone crab species). The researchers will use both laboratory-raised and field-collected zooplankton.

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