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Salmon shark manual: The development of a commercial salmon shark, Lamna ditropis, fishery in the North Pacific (Alaska sea grant report) by Brian C Paust, 1989
Restoration of the Virginia oyster fishery: The alternative species strategy (Virginia Sea Grant marine resource advisory) by Dennis L Taylor, 1994
Major commercial fisheries in California (Sea Grant Marine Advisory publication) by Christopher M Dewees, 1976
Current and projected tourist demand for saltwater recreational fisheries in Florida (Sea Grant report) by Frederick W Bell, 1993
An investigation of joint U.S./foreign ventures in the developing commercial fishery in Alaska: Final report to the North Pacific Fishery Management Council (Sea grant report ; 78-7) by Abby H Gorham, 1978
Sustainable flounder culture and fisheries (North Carolina Sea Grant publication) by Elizabeth B Waters, 1996
Remote sensing and geographic information systems: Implications for global marine fisheries (Report / California Sea Grant College) by James J Simpson, 1992
Synopsis of marine fisheries of North Carolina (Sea grant publication) by A. F Chestnut, 1975
The Washington geoduck fishery: Commercial prospects (Washington Sea Grant advisory report) by Robert L Stokes, 1986
Alaska statutes: Commercial fishing loan act, salmon hatcheries, and fisheries enhancement loan program (Sea grant report) by E Thomas Robinson, 1976
The biology and Florida fishery of the stone crab, MÌ²eÌ²nÌ²iÌ²pÌ²pÌ²eÌ² mÌ²eÌ²rÌ²cÌ²eÌ²nÌ²aÌ²rÌ²iÌ²aÌ² (Say), with emphasis on Southwest Florida (Technical paper - Florida Sea Grant Program) by Theresa M Bert, 1978
Actual and potential tourist reaction to adverse changes in recreational coastal beaches and fisheries in Florida (Florida Sea Grant College Program technical report) by Frederick W Bell, 1992
Bycatch in the Virginia menhaden fishery: A reexamination of the data (Virginia Sea Grant marine resource advisory) by James E Kirkley, 1995
Biological research on snappers and groupers as related to fishery management requirements (Florida Sea Grant College Program report) by Dale S Beaumariage, 1976

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Index Of Fisheries And Great Lakes Related PublicationsNewsletters
fisheries Research News By Topic - Michigan sea grant publications. Fish EcologyArchives Academic forum on fisheries ecology and related topics
http://www.great-lakes.org/region.html

Extractions: and other Great Lakes related topics. ADVISOR - Great Lakes Commission Newsletter Alliance for Environmental Technology -News AET) created to establish a clearinghouse of educational and technical resources relating to chlorine dioxide and its use in papermaking. American Fisheries Society selected monthly fishery articles ANS Update News from the Great Lakes Panel on Aquatic Nuisance Species Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences illustrations of all scientific articles, reviews, perspectives on fishery issues. CrossCurrents ONLINE Army Corps Newsletter Environmental News Network Fisheries Research - News By Topic - Michigan Sea Grant publications. Fish Ecology Archives Academic forum on fisheries ecology and related topics Focus - International Joint Commission Newsletter.
Michigan Sea Grant Program
The National sea grant College Program began in 1966 with funding from the We have supported research on commercial fisheries, coastal erosion,
http://www.msu.edu/unit/vprgs/RNspring2002/seagrant.htm

Extractions: Back to Research News contents page Research News - Spring 2002 Sea Grant College Program For a quarter of a century, MSU and the University of Michigan (UM) have found common ground in the Michigan Sea Grant College Program. Begun at UM in 1969 and headquartered there, the program expanded into a partnership with MSU in 1977. That 25-year collaboration was celebrated this month with a seminar and reception for researchers, legislators, and other partners at the Michigan State Historical Museum in Lansing. The National Sea Grant College Program began in 1966 with funding from the National Science Foundation. Like the Land-Grant concept its modeled on, the Sea Grant Program extends research results to communities near bodies of water. With the creation of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) in 1972, the National Sea Grant College Program transferred to that agency. Michigans program receives additional funding from state, tribal, business, and other sources to carry out scientific and educational programs in the Great Lakes region. Extension agents have helped thousands of coastal residents, decision-makers, and resource managers in resolving problems, recognizing opportunities, and broadening understanding of the Great Lakes. Research results appear in hundreds of
Sea Urchins
Thus far, sea urchin fisheries in Alaska are in development stages, sea grantExtension Publication UCSGEP91-12, sea grant Extension Program,
http://seaurchin.org/Sea-Grant-Urchins.html

Extractions: Sea Urchins Introduction Descriptions Red Sea Urchin Purple Sea Urchin ... References This work is sponsored in part by NOAA Department of Commerce , through the California Sea Grant College Program, and in part by the California State Resources Agency . April 1995 Introduction Sea urchins are members of a large group of marine invertebrates in the phylum Echinodermata (spiny skinned animals), that also include starfish, sea cucumbers, sea lilies, and brittle stars (Kato and Schroeter, 1985; Turgeon, et al., 1988). All sea urchins have a hard calcareous shell called a test, which is covered with a thin epithelium and is usually armed with spines. The spines are used for locomotion, protection, and for trapping drifting algae for food. Between the spines, are tube feet that are used in food capture, locomotion, and for holding on to the substrate. Sea urchins also have small pinchers, called pedicellarine, that are used for defense and for clutching food (Parker and Kalvaas, 1992; Kato and Schroeter, 1985). The mouth is located on the underside. It consists of a complex array of skeletal elements, plates, and teeth arranged in five symmetry called the "Aristotle's lantern." The mouth leads to the digestive tract which empties through the anus located on the top of the test (Kato and Schroeter, 1985).
Fisheries Extension Advisor
fisheries Extension Advisor for Humboldt and Del Norte Counties (housed at theUC sea California sea grant received funding from a national sea grant
http://www.usc.edu/org/seagrant/PositionFEA.html

Extractions: UC Sea Grant Program Position Announcements Fisheries Extension Advisor Fisheries Extension Advisor for Humboldt and Del Norte Counties (housed at the UC Sea Grant Extension Office in Eureka, CA, with the possibility of relocating to another northern CA location in the future), #ANCM-04-01 . The University of California is seeking applicants for a Fisheries Advisor academic position. This is a five-year position with continuation contingent on performance and availability of funds. California Sea Grant received funding from a national Sea Grant fisheries extension competition. California Sea Grant is committed to extending information, facilitating collaboration, and conducting research to answer important questions related to fisheries and marine resources. The following are examples of potential extension program activities the Advisor might undertake: Qualifications include a minimum of a Master's degree in one of the disciplines relevant to the duties and responsibilities of this position such as fisheries, natural resource management, marine science or a similar discipline. Prior experience in extension education or outreach, and conflict resolution skills are desirable. Must possess skills in educational and mass media outreach, public speaking, technical writing, statistical analysis and computer use. Ability to plan, implement, evaluate and publish research results is necessary. The closing date is October 15, 2004, or opened until filled
UNH Cooperative Extension - Marine & Fisheries
Marine fisheries. NH sea grant sea grant is a federalstate partnership thatsupports marine research and extension efforts through a network of 32
http://ceinfo.unh.edu/Marine/Marine.htm

Extractions: Sea Grant is a federal-state partnership that supports marine research and extension efforts through a network of 32 programs located in our coastal and Great Lakes states as well as in Puerto Rico . Housed at UNH , NH Sea Grant pursues the Sea Grant mission of promoting the understanding, development, wise use and conservation of our ocean and coastal resources in the Granite State . In its extension efforts, NH Sea Grant works in concert with UNH Cooperative Extension. For more information on NH Sea Grant, please visit its web site. In collaboration with the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Sea Grant Program, NH Sea Grant maintains a web site devoted to providing high school students and their parents, teachers and guidance counselors with information on career opportunities in the marine sciences. While many students dream of a career working with marine mammals, this is only one of the many possibilities in the fields of marine biology, oceanography and ocean engineering. For more information, please visit the web site.
Search Guide
If you would like to search by sea grant institution or by type of publication, eg fish* will search for fish, fishery, fisheries, fishing, fisherman,
http://nsgd.gso.uri.edu/searchguide.html

Extractions: Home About Us Links How to Search the Database The NSGL database is updated on a monthly basis. Full bibliographic citations and abstracts (when available) are provided for each document in the database. In addition, many documents are being digitized and are available here as full-text PDF images. To view and print these electronic documents you must have Adobe Acrobat Reader which you download free of charge from our Search Form. You may search the database by title and author, as well as other fields. The asterisk (*) may be used for truncation purposes. For more detailed options, please see the Search Guide below. If you would like to search by Sea Grant institution or by type of publication, please use the appropriate NSGL code from the lists below (please note: the institution code must be followed by as asterisk; ie. MDU*). Newly acquired Sea Grant documents that are not included yet in the database are listed in the Recent Acquisitions page. Publication Type Codes Institution Codes Search Guide Boolean Operators Truncation Multi-field Search Report Number Search ... Helpful Hints Boolean Operators AND Searches for records containing both of the words (narrows the search).
Welcome To Heads Up! - News Connecting The West Coast Fishing Community
Fall Edition of California sea grant s fisheries News Available 12/15/04Link to article source. The latest edition of California sea grant s
http://www.heads-up.net/topics/article.cfm?articleID=5512&topicID=1
Lake Champlain Sea Grant Home
Lake Champlain sea grant is a cooperative program of the University of watershed stewardship, fisheries, nuisance aquatic species and other issues.
http://research.plattsburgh.edu/LakeChamplainSeaGrantAquatics/

Extractions: Home Aquatic Resources Invasive Species Watershed Issues ... Fisheries Leadership Institute Lake Champlain Sea Grant is a cooperative program of the University of Vermont and Plattsburgh State University of New York and part of a national network, linked by the National College Sea Grant Program . Our mission is to apply university-based research and technologies to issues relating to the responsible use of Lake Champlain resources. Sea Grant Extension programs endeavor to change public practices based on the adoption of new, research based information. In the Champlain Basin, Sea Grant Extension educational activities typically focus on water quality, watershed stewardship, fisheries, nuisance aquatic species and other issues. Dissemination techniques include fact sheets, workshops, meetings, newspaper articles, radio and TV interviews, and videos on public access television. Additional information about Lake Champlain Sea Grant administration and research can be found at our primary website , hosted at the University of Vermont.
Paul Olin Named New Director Of California Sea Grant Extension
outreach programs he directs as sea grant s Marine fisheries Specialist. The selection of Dr. Paul Olin as Director of California sea grant Extension
http://news.ucanr.org/newsstorymain.cfm?story=583
Welcome To The Puerto Rico Sea Grant College Program
The First Annual sea grant Symposium on Coastal and Marine Applied Research These projects focus on problems of coastal water quality, fisheries,
http://seagrant.uprm.edu/news.html

Extractions: Please print and have it available on the day of the event CLICK HERE TO READ THE ABSTRACTS The First Annual Sea Grant Symposium on Coastal and Marine Applied Research The First Annual Sea Grant Symposium on Coastal and Marine Applied Research will bring together researchers who have received grants from UPR Sea Grant College Program since the year 2000. These projects focus on problems of coastal water quality, fisheries, coastal hazards and effects of urban developments on coastal environments. Presentations will emphasize applicability of research results. The University of Puerto Rico Sea Grant College Program is an educational program devoted to the conservation and sustainable use of coastal and marine resources in Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands and the Caribbean region. Our mission is two-fold: to conduct excellent scientific research in the areas of water quality, fisheries and mariculture, seafood safety, marine recreation and coastal tourism, coastal hazards and coastal communities economic development; and to apply our scientific knowledge to solve a variety of problems our communities of users face every day. For over two decades UPR Sea Grant has been working to promote sustainable development and the wise use of marine resources in Latin America and the Caribbean region.
Lake Champlain Sea Grant - Extension
We support two main fisheries Extension activities research seminars anddissemination of sea grant and other Great Lakes fisheries research information to
http://www.uvm.edu/~seagrant/Pages/Extension_tier3_fish_extension.htm

Extractions: Extension AQUATIC RESOURCES FISHERIES EXTENSION We support two main fisheries Extension activities: research seminars and dissemination of Sea Grant and other Great Lakes fisheries research information to fisheries managers, anglers' associations, sport fishing-related businesses, and other key audiences in the Lake Champlain Basin. We are involved in providing the public and anglers with information on on-going Sea Grant research on lamprey, cormorants and smelt populations. COASTAL COMMUNITIES AND ECONOMIES Coastal Water Quality Shoreline Stabilization Marina's Tourism AQUATIC RESOURCES Aquatic Nuisance Species Champlain Canal Lamprey Research Water Chestnut Control ... Contact Us
Lake Champlain Sea Grant - Extension
Through the Lake Champlain fisheries Leadership Institute, Lake Champlain seagrant and Great Lakes sea grant staff will work together to educate fisheries
http://www.uvm.edu/~seagrant/Pages/Extension_tier3_fish_institute.htm

Extractions: Extension AQUATIC RESOURCES FISHERIES INSTITUTE Through the Lake Champlain Fisheries Leadership Institute, Lake Champlain Sea Grant and Great Lakes Sea Grant staff will work together to educate fisheries leaders in the Great Lakes-Laurentian region about aquatic ecology and fisheries biology, management, and public policy processes. A local planning committee will help coordinate the training and nominate candidates to participate in the institute's activities.
Fisheries Management
National sea grant Law Center and MississippiAlabama sea grant Legal Program Law in Alaska fisheries Management from University of Alaska sea grant
http://www.olemiss.edu/orgs/masglp/fisheries.html

Extractions: This page is dedicated to providing information about the law and policy of fisheries management, including background information, access to Understanding Fisheries Management, and valuable Internet tools. What would make this site more useful to you? Please e-mail us your COMMENTS Understanding Fisheries Management
Extension
NOAA fisheries, UH sea grant and other partners have removed more than 361 tonsof marine debris, primarily derelict fishing gear, from the fragile and
http://www.soest.hawaii.edu/seagrant/extension/extensionbytheme.html

Extractions: Sea Grant exists to serve the needs of coastal communities and promote economic prosperity through sustainable marine and coastal resource management. As such, our Coastal Communities and Economies theme encompasses all UH Sea Grant activities. Sea Grant promotes the concept of sustainability for coastal communities and economies by creating a networking environment where an ever-increasing circle of students, faculty, government agencies, and community organizations are introduced to sustainable solutions to coastal community problems that preserve the integrity of resources and quality of life for future generations.
Sea Grant In The Mid-Atlantic Region: Selected Aquaculture Sites
The MidAtlantic Region of sea grant web site is a gateway to its five sea grant Subject areas covered include aquaculture, conservation, fisheries,
http://www.mid-atlantic.seagrant.org/aqua_sites.html
Marine/Sea Grant Program
The area is home to one of the most valuable commercial fisheries in the The sea grant marine extension program is active in many areas related to
http://monroe.ifas.ufl.edu/marine.htm

Extractions: Archived news articles on Marine Topics Clean Boating in the Florida Keys Florida Bay Education Project Fisheries Issues ... Hurricane/Disaster Handbook IFAS Publications Online: EDIS Purchase IFAS Books/Posters/Software online: IFAS Extension Bookstore Back to Monroe Extension 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. News: Centennial Celebration of the Carnegie Laboratory for Marine Biology in the Dry Tortugas (1905-1939); October 13-15, 2005, Key West, Florida - click here for details Hurricane articles courtesy of Seaworthy Magazine: The Line on Hurricanes - Why do some anchor lines hold and others break in a storm?
National Sea Grant College Program
fisheries and aquaculture environments, coral reefs ocean products AtlanticOceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory, sea grant Logo
http://www.oar.noaa.gov/oceans/ocean_nsgo.html

Extractions: Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory Air Resources Laboratory Environmental Technology Laboratory ... Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory [You are receiving this message because your browser does not support Java Script or you have Java Scripts disabled in your browser. The table below is provided as an alternative for display of information that would normally be seen on your monitor when you click on a topic or move the mouse over an organization link.] AOML ARL ETL GFDL GLERL NSGP NURP PMEL COASTAL National Sea Grant College Program Do you want to find the latest Great Lakes sea-surface temperatures , information on the fish-killing Pfiesteria dinoflagellate , a recipe for crab cakes , how to start a fish farm , or facts about marine science careers ? All this information and more can found on the wide variety of World Wide Web pages sponsored by the 30 Sea Grant programs that constitute the National Sea Grant College Program, a partnership of academia, government, and industry. These Sea Grant programs are based at universities in coastal and Great Lakes states and Puerto Rico. They conduct research, education, and outreach to help the nation wisely use and conserve its coastal, ocean, and Great Lakes resources for a better economy and environment.
Oregon Sea Grant's Experience With Watershed Restoration Goes National
Oregon sea grant s Extension agents and specialists have been at the heart of an fisheries biologists sample salmon populations in an Oregon stream.
http://www.oar.noaa.gov/spotlite/archive/spot_watershed.html

Extractions: Archive of Spotlight Feature Articles By John Baur If salmon cannot adapt to the human world - and indeed it looks as if they can't - humans will have to adapt to the salmon's if we want the fish to once again flourish. Chinook salmon Local efforts to save Oregon's native salmon runs by restoring their habitat are becoming a model for national watershed restoration efforts. To the people of the Pacific Northwest, the salmon is more than a fish. It's symbolic of the region's self-perception of its pioneer heritage and close-to-nature lifestyle, a powerful totem to native peoples and a mainstay of the fishing economy. But in the last decades of the 20th century, the symbol changed. Overfishing, changing land development patterns and a host of little-understood natural changes have turned the once-abundant fish into a symbol of scarcity. A decline in salmon numbers actually was first noted officially in the 1890s, but since the late 1970s those numbers have dropped sharply, raising the specter of imminent extinction for many native populations. NOAA's Marine Fisheries Service has declared several population groups of salmon threatened or endangered under the Endangered Species Act.
National Sea Grant Office: Requests For Proposals (RFPs): 2006
National Marine fisheries Service sea grant Joint Graduate Fellowship Programin Population Dynamics OPEN The Graduate Fellowship Program awards at least
http://www.seagrant.noaa.gov/funding/rfp2006.html

Extractions: This joint NOAA-U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service-U.S. Maritime Administration Program supports projects to develop, test, and demonstrate technologies that treat ships' ballast water in order to reduce the threat of introduction of aquatic invasive species to U.S. waters through the discharge of ballast water. Preliminary proposals are due August 26, 2005.
SeaGrant San Diego - Fisheries
sea grant is a state and federallyfunded program providing science-based sea grant Extension serves as the link between the marine community and the
http://seagrant.ucdavis.edu/about.htm

Extractions: San Diego County Home About Us Calendar Contact ... Seafood Quality Sea Grant is a state and federally-funded program providing science-based information to people making and influencing decisions for the wise development, management and use of our coastal resources - now and in the future. The program is based on a partnership between the nation's universities and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)that began in 1966, when the U.S. Congress passed the National Sea Grant College Program Act. Sea Grant Extension serves as the link between the marine community and the University of California 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. Our Extension office is part of the network of Cooperative Extension offices throughout California with sponsership of the University of California and participating County governments. The San Diego office of Sea Grant Extension is located at 5555 Overland Ave., Bldg. 4, San Diego, CA 92123.

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