Northwest Fisheries Science Center (NWFSC) within NOAA Fisheries will work with Black Cod Genetics to support their sablefish program aimed at expanding and improving commercial sablefish aquaculture. The parties will collaborate to produce a higher quality of sablefish which aligns with NOAA’s Aquaculture Strategic Plan to expand the commercial sablefish industry.
Expanding and Improving Commercial Sablefish Aquaculture Read More »
Evaluate the extent to which toxic contaminants have negatively impacted the recovery of threatened or endangered salmon, killer whales, and their prey in the Salish Sea.
Toxic Contaminants and Effects in Salish Sea Ecosystem Read More »
NOAA scientists will serve on the Viking Scientific Advisory Committee and join Viking expeditions in the Great Lakes to conduct research focused on changes in the region’s weather, climate, ecosystems, and maritime heritage resources.
Collaboration to include NOAA instruments and staff on Viking Great Lakes Cruises Read More »
Increase ocean and atmospheric observations by improving uncrewed surface vehicle technologies. Efforts will include the technology transfer, integration, and field trials of the ASVCO2™ sensor.
Exploration of Unmanned ROV Technology to Cross-NOAA Mission Applications Read More »
Foster tribal business and economic development opportunities by assessing the feasibility of commercial land-based or marine netpen production of sabelfish (“black cod”), as well as an integrated, multi-trophic aquaculture approach that uses giant red sea cucumber.
Transfer and Development of Finfish and Shellfish Aquaculture Techniques Read More »