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Fisheries in a Changing Climate: Proceedings of the Sea Grant Symposium Fisheries in a Changing Climate Held at Phoenix, Arizona, Usa, 20-21 August 2001 (American Fisheries Society Symposium, 32)
Dynamic Geography of Marine Fish Populations (Washington Sea Grant/Recruitment Fisheries Oceanography) by Alec D. MacCall, 1990-05
Population dynamics of world fisheries (Washington sea grant publication) by J. A Gulland, 1972
Coastwatch: UNC Sea Grant; Shrimping...A Fishery in Trouble? (September 1990) by Carla Burgess, C. R. Edgerton, 1990
Guide to Sharks, Tunas, Billfishes of the U.S. Atlantic & Gulf of Mexico by A Joint Publication of Rhode Island Sea Grant & NOAA Fisheries, 2003
Social goals, problem perception and public intervention: The fishery (Sea Grant reprint) by Victor L Arnold, 1971
Distribution and abundance of the adult stone crab Menippe adina, in Mississippi coastal and offshore waters and the potential for development of a fishery: ... Sea Grant Consortium for calendar year 1988 by Kenneth C Stuck, 1989
Flatfishes: A systematic study of the Oregon pleuronectid production system and its fishery (Sea grant publication) by Charles Jackson, 1981
Bioeconomic models of the Florida commercial spiny lobster fishery (Sea Grant report) by J. Walter Milon, 1999
Effects of climatic change on fisheries (Sea grant reprint series) by J. L McHugh, 1977
An economic analysis of the state of the Hawaiian skipjack tuna fishery (Sea grant technical report ; UNIHI-SEAGRANT-TR-78-01) by Salvatore Comitini, 1977
An economic analysis of a potential overfishing problem: The N.C. hard clam fishery (Sea Grant technical report) by Yu-Mong Hsiao, 1986
Louisiana's inshore shrimp fishery (Sea grant publication ; no. LSU-TL-80-003) by Kenneth Roberts, 1980
History and management of weakfish fisheries (Sea grant reprint series) by J. L McHugh, 1979

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Sea Grant Fisheries Bibliography, 1984-95 - By Wisconsin Sea Grant
types of publications using parts of their document identifier code (see fourthbullet below) for example N- to locate sea grant fisheries newsletters.
http://www.seagrant.wisc.edu/communications/publications/Bibliography/FisheriesB

Extractions: State Program Addresses Back to Online Publications Wisconsin Sea Grant homepage This is simply an HTML copy of a printed publication and not designed to be a searchable database. A searchable database containing these and all other Sea Grant-generated publications can be found at the National Sea Grant Depository (NSGD) Web site. However, you can search this page and quickly locate specific entries sequentially by using the "Find" button on your browser and entering a key word or two that describes your fishery topic of interest (e.g., "groundfish" or "chinook salmon"). You can also sequentially search for specific types of publications using parts of their document identifier code (see fourth bullet below) for example "-N-" to locate Sea Grant fisheries newsletters.
Index Of Sea Grant Fisheries Newsletters
California Sea Grant is the largest of 29 state programs in a national network dedicated to research, education, understanding, conservation, and wise use of our coastal and marine resources. Sea
http://www.csgc.ucsd.edu/PUBLICATIONS/SGFisheriesIndx.html

Extractions: California Sea Grant PUBLICATIONS PROPOSAL PUBLICATIONS MARINE ADVISORS EDUCATION ... Site Map Sea Grant Fisheries, Spring 2004 [SGFNewsSpring04.pdf] Sea Grant Fisheries, Winter 2004 SGFNewsWinter04.pdf Sea Grant Fisheries, Fall 2003 SGFNewsFall03.pdf Sea Grant Fisheries, Summer 2003 SGFSummer03.pdf Sea Grant Fisheries, Spring 2003
Credits - Sea Grant Fisheries Bibliography, 1984-95 - Wisconsin Sea Grant
Save Its Fisheries? national issues forum and publication of Fisheries Bibliographywas funded through grants from the National Sea Grant College Program
http://www.seagrant.wisc.edu/communications/publications/bibliography/credits.ht
Rhode Island Sea Grant Fisheries Timeline
Timeline Rhode Island Sea Grant researchers and Fisheries Extension has a 30yearhistory working with fishermen, regulators, aquaculturists, seafood handlers
http://seagrant.gso.uri.edu/fa/timeline.html

Extractions: Rhode Island Sea Grant researchers and Fisheries Extension has a 30-year history working with fishermen, regulators, aquaculturists, seafood handlers and processors and others to improve fisheries, aquaculture, and seafood safety and quality. This timeline presents the broad expertise Fisheries Extension offers. Early 1970s Researchers helped fishermen catch the most possible fish with the least consumption of fuel by increasing size of fishing net opening to increase capacity and reduce drag. URI 340 fishing net, created at University of Rhode Island Bay Campus, one of the biggest breakthroughs in fishing gear technology. Held annual Fishermen's Forums, teaching hundreds of New England fishermen about the latest fishing techniques and equipment, and legal, financial and resource issues. Introduced successful European fishing techniques to New England. Developed a process to make Fish Protein Concentrate (FPC), a protein supplement, at about 2/3 the cost of other methods. This created a new use for "trash" fish.
Northeast Sea Grant Fisheries
Northeast sea grant fisheries Because a regional approach is important when addressinga regional resource, the Northeast sea grant fisheries Extension
http://seagrant.gso.uri.edu/reg_fish/

Extractions: News Northeast Regional Bycatch Workshop taking place June 29 to July 1, 2004 Because a regional approach is important when addressing a regional resource, the Northeast Sea Grant Fisheries Extension programs work cooperatively as well as independently on fisheries management issues, including bycatch reduction, licensing, habitat, and stock assessment. This cooperative work has been furthered by the National Sea Grant Fisheries Extension Enhancement Initiative, a Congressional mandate intended to provide fisheries extension programming to stakeholder groups at local, regional, and national levels; to promote collaboration among federal and state fisheries agencies, management councils, and constituents to resolve fisheries issues; and to expand information exchange among all groups. As part of this initiative, Northeast Sea Grant Fisheries Extension programs have participated several projects, and information on some of those projects is available here, with more to follow soon: Regional educational workshops on rights-based management, marine protected areas, and bycatch
Michigan Sea Grant Fisheries
Marquette Chuck Pistis, Grand Haven. Upwellings Online. Great LakesSea Grant Network. SGNIS - Exotic species. State of Fisheries.
http://www.miseagrant.org/fisheries.html

Extractions: waters, catching species such as salmon (an introduced species), walleye, perch, small mouth bass, steelhead and trout. Commercial species vary with each lake and may include such fish as lake whitefish, rainbow smelt, lake herring, and yellow perch. Combined, sport and commercial fisheries in the Great Lakes are valued at more than $4 billion annually. The health of our fisheries depends upon continuing research and education. Fish populations change in response to such factors as aquatic nuisance species, habitat loss and pollution. Michigan Sea Grant conducts scientific research aimed at understanding fish populations in order to provide a basis for sound fishery management. Sea Grant's extension agents located around the state conduct regional fishery workshops to convey up-to-date research information, provide training and technical assistance to fishery businesses, and work to foster continued cooperation among a variety of user groups.
Great Lakes Sea Grant Network: Great Lakes Sea Grant Fisheries Leadership Instit
Home Page of the Assembly of Extension Sea Grant Program Leaders, an organization representing outreach faculty at the 30 National Sea Grant College Programs in the United States. Sea Grant is a
http://www.greatlakesseagrant.org/leadership.html

Extractions: The Great Lakes Sea Grant Fisheries Leadership Institute is a regional stewardship project that was completed in January 2004. It is designed to provide emerging citizen fishery leaders with the knowledge and skills to effectively interact with Great Lakes fishery management organizations for the benefit of the fishery and its stakeholders.
Great Lakes Sea Grant Network: Great Lakes Sea Grant Fisheries Leadership Instit
The Great Lakes sea grant fisheries Leadership Institute is a regionalstewardship project that was completed in January 2004. It
http://www.miseagrant.org/greatlakes/leadership.html

Extractions: The Great Lakes Sea Grant Fisheries Leadership Institute is a regional stewardship project that was completed in January 2004. It is designed to provide emerging citizen fishery leaders with the knowledge and skills to effectively interact with Great Lakes fishery management organizations for the benefit of the fishery and its stakeholders.
Index Of Sea Grant Fisheries Newsletters
Resources. sea grant fisheries, Spring 2004 SGFNewsSpring04.pdf. Available).sea grant fisheries, Winter 2004 SGFNewsWinter04.pdf.
http://www-csgc.ucsd.edu/PUBLICATIONS/SGFisheriesIndx.html

Extractions: California Sea Grant PUBLICATIONS PROPOSAL PUBLICATIONS MARINE ADVISORS EDUCATION ... Site Map Sea Grant Fisheries, Spring 2004 [SGFNewsSpring04.pdf] Sea Grant Fisheries, Winter 2004 SGFNewsWinter04.pdf Sea Grant Fisheries, Fall 2003 SGFNewsFall03.pdf Sea Grant Fisheries, Summer 2003 SGFSummer03.pdf Sea Grant Fisheries, Spring 2003
California Sea Grant Home
Newsletters Bight Bulletin BB8, May 04 available; Sea Grant News;sea grant fisheries News. RFP s; Education, Fellowships, Isaacs
http://www-csgc.ucsd.edu/

Extractions: Site Map Newsletters RFP's Education, Fellowships, Isaacs ... 2003 Knauss Fellow - Carrie McDougall Story [NEW 04-04] Marine Advisors Search Databases for Research Projects and Publications NEW!! New Director of California Sea Grant Extension California Sea Grant and University of California Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources are pleased to announce that Dr. Paul Olin has accepted a position as Director of California Sea Grant Extension Program and Associate Director of California Sea Grant. Olin succeeds Dr. Christopher Dewees, who resigned in 2002 to focus on fisheries research and outreach programs he directs as Sea Grant's Marine Fisheries Specialist. [More on this release] The week of May 10, 2004, engineers funded by California Sea Grant surveyed eroding sea cliffs in Solana Beach and Encinitas in northern San Diego County with an infrared laser. The fieldwork is part of an ongoing Sea Grant project to develop methods for mitigating the hazards of bluff retreat in Southern California.
Sea Grant Fisheries Habitat
Sea Grant Fisheries Habitat. UNDER CONSTRUCTION.PLEASE CHECK BACK IN A FEW DAYS.
http://chromis.rsmas.miami.edu/seagrant.html
AFS Jobs Online: Extension Faculty, Sea Grant Fisheries And Seafood
AFS Job Center Online. Extension Faculty, sea grant fisheries and Seafood. Agency/LocationOregon State University Extension Service, Lincoln County (Newport).
http://www.fisheries.org/html/jobs/job2334.htm

Extractions: Home Site Map Search What's New ... Media AFS Job Center Online Extension Faculty, Sea Grant Fisheries and Seafood Agency/Location : Oregon State University Extension Service, Lincoln County (Newport) Responsibilities : Faculty member will work with fishery harvesters and processors, their organizations, local, state, and federal resource agencies, coastal community leaders, environmental organizations, the public, and other Oregon State University faculty to develop and coordinate educational programs related to commercial and recreational fisheries and seafood. Qualifications : Masters degree in biology, fisheries, seafood science and technology, natural resources, coastal community development, science and environmental education, or a related field. A minimum of three years experience in marine extension-based, community education or other coastal and marine or marine-related community education and outreach programs. Salary : Salary is commensurate with professional qualifications.
@ Texas Sea Grant - Fisheries Theme Team
The goal of the sea grant fisheries Initiative is to provide the nation withinformation required for managing fisheries in an environmentally sensitive
http://texas-sea-grant.tamu.edu/ftt/factsheet.php

Extractions: June 11, 2004 HOME NOAA NATIONAL SEA GRANT OFFICE SEA GRANT ASSOCIATION ... Funding Sea Grant Contributions to the Nation in Addressing Fisheries Issues in the Modern Era The goal of the Sea Grant Fisheries Initiative is to provide the nation with information required for managing fisheries in an environmentally sensitive, economically sound and sustainable manner through an integrated research and outreach program. Sea Grant seeks to address fisheries issues in nine key areas (new approaches to fisheries management, population dynamics, socio-economics, advanced sampling technology, stock enhancement, essential fisheries habitat, harvest technology/conservation engineering, fisheries oceanography and Great Lakes fisheries) in partnership with state and Federal natural resource agencies and organizations and with stakeholders. Sea Grant Produces National Benefits
MSU Extension Sea Grant - Great Lakes Fisheries Leadership Institute
The Great Lakes sea grant fisheries Leadership Institute will operate on a regional,lake and state level to provide emerging citizen fishery leaders with the
http://macombcountymi.gov/MSUEXTENSION/departments/sea/GLFLI.htm

Extractions: Wetlands Great Lakes Fisheries Leadership Institute Th e Great Lakes Fisheries Leadership Institute is designed to provide emerging fishery leaders with the knowledge and skills to effectively interact with Great Lakes fishery management organizations. The Great Lakes Sea Grant Fisheries Leadership Institute will operate on a regional, lake and state level to provide emerging citizen fishery leaders with the knowledge and skills to effectively interact with Great Lakes fishery management organizations for the benefit of the fishery and its stakeholders. The Institute will be an on-going certificate program whose graduates will be widely respected and sought after as advisors on Great Lakes fishery related issues. For more information visit the web site www.greatlakesseagrant.org
Connecticut Sea Grant Fisheries Extension
The Rhode Island, Maine, New Hampshire, and Connecticut Sea Grant Programs, withthe involvement of the National Marine Fisheries Service and the Rhode Island
http://www.sp.uconn.edu/~wwwsgo/fish.htm

Extractions: The lobster extension program was initiated in 2000, following the massive mortality of lobsters in Long Island Sound during the fall of 1999, due to an as-yet unexplained cause. It is a joint effort of the Connecticut and New York Sea Grant Extension programs, serving as the liaisons between the research community and the lobster industry, facilitating the Lobster Mortality Research Steering Committee activities and actions, organizing and hosting the annual LIS lobster health symposia, and keeping the public informed as to the status of the lobster resource and the progress of the lobster research efforts. Regional Fish Gear Mapping Project This regional project is a collaboration between the Sea Grant programs of the Northeast and the fishing industry, led by MIT Sea Grant. The goal of the project is to develop a GIS database of fixed and mobile gear fishing areas and boundaries based on data obtained from commercial fishermen in the Northeast. The data will be integrated into map products that will be useful to resource managers and fishermen in developing and assessing the extent and impact of fishing activities and fisheries management policies, with the goal of helping to achieve sustainable fisheries while minimizing the associated economic effects. Lobsterman Michael Theiler is working with CTSG Extension on this project, collecting data from fishermen in Connecticut.
Emory D. Anderson Named Sea Grant Fisheries Program Director
NOAA 99R501 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact Dane Konop 1/15/99. EmoryD. Anderson Named sea grant fisheries Program Director. The National
http://www.publicaffairs.noaa.gov/releases99/jan99/noaa99r501.html

Extractions: Emory D. Anderson Named Sea Grant Fisheries Program Director The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has named Dr. Emory D. Anderson program director for fisheries at NOAA's National Sea Grant College Program Office in Silver Spring, Md. Dr. Anderson will work on enhancing coordination between Sea Grant and NOAA's National Marine Fisheries Service "Dr. Anderson's career as a professional in fisheries science has spanned nearly 30 years, with broad experience at the national and international levels in both research and administration, experience that seems tailor-made for his new position with Sea Grant," said Dr. Ronald Baird, director of the National Sea Grant College Program. He most recently served as a senior scientist for NOAA's Northeast Fisheries Center in Woods Hole, Mass. There he was chairman of the Northeast Regional Stock Assessment Workshop process, which is responsible for performing assessments of fisheries resources off the northeast U.S. coast between North Carolina and Canada. He also served as the center's liaison to the New England Fishery Management Council and Mid-Atlantic Fishery Management Council. He received a B.S. in education (mathematics) from Dana College, Blair, Neb., in 1961 and a Ph.D. in fisheries biology from the University of Minnesota in 1969.
NC Sea Grant
The program runs from 930 am to 445 pm The seminars have been well receivedin the past, according to sea grant fisheries specialist Bob Hines.
http://www.ncsu.edu/seagrant/PressReleases03/CommFishShow.htm
NC Sea Grant
The project is funded as part of the MidAtlantic sea grant fisheries Extension Enhancement Program.To preregister, contact Vicky Ruffner, 910/962-2490,
http://www.ncsu.edu/seagrant/PressReleases03/Charterboat.htm
Northeast Sea Grant: Fisheries-Text Only
More from other Sea Grant Sites. Center for Fisheries Engineering Research (MITSG) Fin Fish Hatchery (MIT SG) Moral Obligation in the Fisheries When
http://web.mit.edu/seagrant/northeast/text/archives/fisheries/8aprilfisheries.ht

Extractions: April 2000: Fisheries Past Topics Press Releases Fisheries have historically played a large role in the Northeastern United States, both economically and culturally. In recent years, depleted stocks of once abundant species and regulations imposed to bring back those stocks have seriously impacted commercial fishermen through closures, days-at-sea restriction, vessel buyouts, and other mandated effort controls. Such effects have also severely impacted whole communities in which fishing has been a way of life. Now, however, depleted stocks seem poised for a rebound, and the industry and communities that they support are at a crossroads. more Back to School with Bluefin Tuna: A New Approach to Stock Assessment
FISH-SCI Archives -- October 1999 (#28)
FISHSCI@SEGATE.SUNET.SE From David B. MacNeill dbm4@CORNELL.EDU SubjectNY sea grant fisheries Position Content-Type text/plain; charset= us-ascii
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