NOAA Fisheries to Host 3rd Annual Constituent Recreational Data Review On March 28, a group of recreational anglers, for-hire captains and state partners from the Atlantic and Gulf coasts and Hawaii will sit down with NOAA Fisheries Service scientists to review sportfishing catch and effort data collected in 2005. This cooperative exercise is an important […]
Council Continues Work on Snapper/Grouper Management The South Atlantic Fishery Management Council continues to move forward with snapper grouper management, discussing alternatives for issues that include the establishment of marine protected areas, stock rebuilding plans, and Individual Fishing Quotas for the commercial fishery. The Council is also developing a Fishery Ecosystem Plan and a Comprehensive […]
Treasures of NOAA’s Ark Exhibit Unveiled at Nauticus On March 2, the Treasures of NOAA’s Ark exhibit was unveiled at Nauticus, the National Maritime Center in Norfolk VA. This is the same exhibit that was on display in Silver Spring, MD, during NOAA Heritage Week, February 6-10, 2006, and now is available to travel around […]
SERVICE ASKS WILDLIFE ENTHUSIASTS TO SUPPORT NATIONAL SURVEYThe U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is asking hunters, anglers and otherwildlife enthusiasts for their participation, beginning late March, in the11th National Survey of Fishing, Hunting and Wildlife-AssociatedRecreation.“We appreciate the anglers, hunters, birdwatchers and others throughout theUnited States who voluntarily participate in this survey,” said ServiceDirector H. Dale […]
The Dolphin……..a Strong-Strong fish By: Tony Champion aka “Miracle Child “ When people outside the saltwater fishing community overhear someone discussing dolphin fishing they often visualize the cute and cuddly Flipper on a hook. In fact, the dolphin fish, or Mahi-Mahi as it is referred to so accurately in seafood houses and restaurants, bears […]
NOAA SPACE ENVIRONMENT CENTER: EARTH’S FIRST DEFENSE AGAINST THE SUN’S FURYSpace Weather Week Set for April March 20, 2006  The NOAA Space Environment Center is the nation’s first defense against the affects of solar weather and the official source of space weather alerts and warnings. “It can be difficult for people to believe that […]
The National Transportation Safety Board recommends that the National Association of State Boating Law Administrators (NASBLA): Modify National Boating Education Standard 2.3 to ensure that boating safety education courses adequately discuss high-risk boating populations, boats, and boating activities and present detail about the current range of personal flotation device technologies available. (M-06-3) Download the Full […]
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GSA, NOAA AND OPUS BREAK GROUND FOR NOAA CENTER FOR WEATHER AND CLIMATE PREDICTIONNew Facility to be Centerpiece of the University of Maryland’s M-Square Research and Technology Park WASHINGTON, DC – The U.S. General Services Administration, in partnership with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and Opus East, L.L.C., broke ground today for the NOAA […]
The National Transportation Safety Board recommends that the National Association of State Boating Law Administrators (NASBLA): Modify National Boating Education Standard 2.3 to ensure that boating safety education courses adequately discuss high-risk boating populations, boats, and boating activities and present detail about the current range of personal flotation device technologies available. (M-06-3) http://www.ntsb.gov/recs/letters/2006/M06_3.pdf The National […]
