NEFSC in Milford, CT, is seeking a student to develop and expand communications products on climate change research for marine bivalves in the Northeast United States.  Working with staff at ...

As planning and construction of offshore wind energy facilities increases along the eastern coast of the U.S. there is a need to identify and convey the most pressing research questions ...

River Herring are diadromous fish that consist of two species, Blueback Herring and Alewives (Alosa aestivalis and Alosa pseudoharengus) native along the east coast of the United States. Adults of ...

A key component in understanding a fishery’s status is to understand its age structure; what proportion of the population is of a given age. For fishes this is typically done ...

Fish display plasticity in response to environmental variables in nature and in captive populations such as aquaculture.  In a natural setting, the scope for response by fish early life-stages (ELS) ...

Coral restoration is an increasingly popular technique for addressing coral population declines and limited recovery. There are a multitude of organizations propagating corals in nurseries for use in population enhancement ...

Oysters can provide many environmental benefits, including water filtration, habitat for wild fish, and a source of sustainable local seafood. Oysters contain nitrogen and phosphorus in their tissue and shell, ...

This project will support NMFS research on underwater soundscapes through analyzing passive acoustic data from the Noise Reference Station Network. The student will learn from and work alongside NOAA researchers ...

NOAA Fisheries Office of Protected Resources is seeking a student to develop and expand communications efforts on conserving threatened and endangered marine species in a changing climate. This work will ...

Intern will work with NMFS GIS staff at the headquarters Office of Protected Resources and in the regions to develop new species range files for Endangered Species Act (ESA)-listed species ...