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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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WHOI Sea Grant: Publications/Fisheries/Fisheries Mgmt.
Aquaculture WHOI sea grant 4 pp., 2000 WHOIG-00-004 Also available online clickhere Learn more of WHOI sea grant s investment in fisheries and aquaculture
http://www.whoi.edu/seagrant/Publications/fisheries/mgmt.html

Extractions: Learn more of WHOI Sea Grant's investment in fisheries and aquaculture which has resulted in the development of better management practices and policies for shellfish harvest and shellfish aquaculture and better understanding of the life history and environmental requirements of commercially important species of fish and shellfish. Catch as Catch Can: Cracking Down on the Illegal Harvesting of Berried Lobsters
Sea Grant Sponsoring Regionwide MPA Workshops
ROCKPORT, ME The sea grant programs of Maine, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, and Theworkshops will look at MPAs from a fisheries management perspective and
http://www.fishresearch.org/Articles/2003/02/sea_grant.asp

Extractions: The sessions will be held as follows: Maine, Feb. 27 - Maine Fishermen's Forum, Samoset Resort, Rockport, ME, all-day. Contact Paul Anderson at (207) 581-1435 or panderson@maine.edu . Or visit the forum web site at www.mainefishermensforum.org Rhode Island, March 1 - Corless Auditorium, University of Rhode Island Bay Campus, Narragansett, RI, 1 pm-5 pm. Contact Kathy Castro at (401) 874-5063 or kcastro@uri.edu
Position Announcement: Fisheries Specialist, Wisconsin Sea Grant
Date PrevDate NextDate Index Position Announcement FisheriesSpecialist, Wisconsin sea grant. Subject Position Announcement
http://www.great-lakes.net/lists/glin-announce/1998-06/msg00050.html

Extractions: Date Prev Date Next Date Index WORKING TITLE: Fisheries Specialist AGENCY: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Institute LOCATION: University of Wisconsin - Green Bay POSITION DESCRIPTION: Serve as Advisory Services Fisheries Specialist for the University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Institute, a state-wide program of research, outreach and education dedicated to the protection and wise use of Great Lakes and ocean resources. Provide the public, industry, and agency personnel with instruction, applied research, practical demonstration, field-testing and consultation on fisheries problems and issues related to the Great Lakes. For a full description of responsibilities, see: http://www.seagrant.wisc.edu/Advisory/FISHERIES/position.html Prev by Date: USGS Awards Contract for New Lake Superior Fisheries Researc Next by Date: In support of alternative transportation Index(es): Date
University Of Florida / Miami-Dade County Extension Programs: Sea Grant And Mari
Dade County sea grant Extension Program provides technical assistance to the marinecommunity. Program sectors include recreational and commercial fisheries,
http://miami-dade.ifas.ufl.edu/programs/seagrant.htm

Extractions: The Miami-Dade County Sea Grant Extension Program provides technical assistance to the marine community. Program sectors include: recreational and commercial fisheries, marina and boatyards, boating community, aquaculture, educators and youth, marine resources agencies, and coastal property owners. Sea Grant has hurricane manuals for marine interests to help prepare your boat for severe weather or hurricanes. Please visit the Sea Grant Office or the Homestead Extension Office to pick up your copy. Hurricane Manual Miami-Dade Sea Grant Newsletters Note : Publications in PDF format can be downloaded and read/printed using the Adobe Acrobat Reader plugin for your web browser. If you do not have the Reader plug-in, download it for free from the Adobe website: Important Links Sea Grant / Marine Information Miscellaneous Links Venting tools are available through SeaGrant office to help reduce mortality to undersized reef fish.
Sea Urchins
sea grant Extension Publication UCSGEP91-12, sea grant Extension Program, Wildlifeand fisheries Biology Department, University of California, Davis, CA.
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).
NYSG: National Sea Grant Media (1995)
New York and the five other Great Lakes sea grant programs collectively supporta comprehensive array of fisheries research and outreach aimed at helping
http://www.seagrant.sunysb.edu/NationalSGMedia/NYSG-GLFisheriesSept95.htm

Extractions: Science Helps Sustain Great Lakes Fisheries STONY BROOK, NY, September 01, 1995 - Nearly destroyed by overexploitation, invasions of nonindigenous species and pollution in the first half of this century, the fisheries of the Great Lakes have undergone a remarkable rebirth. Today, the Great Lakes support world-class recreational fisheries that generate more than $4 billion in regional economic activity. Commercial fisheries generate another $270 million. Through coordinated research and direct interaction with state and federal management agencies over the past 25 years, the region's Sea Grant programs have contributed significantly toward sustained development of these fisheries. Thanks to the scientific data, techniques and new management tools provided by Sea Grant-funded research, Great Lakes fishery policies now are determined more by the lakes' biological capacity than by political and short-term economic pressures.
IComFish - Alaska's Largest Commercial Fisheries Trade Show
of Washington School of fisheries (WA) Information on academic and research UnitedStates - grant Program. (Southern) California sea grant -; California sea
http://www.icomfish.com/pages/display.asp?cid=7
Lake Champlain Sea Grant - Extension
We support two main fisheries Extension activities research seminars and disseminationof 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
the Lake Champlain fisheries Leadership Institute, Lake Champlain sea grant and GreatLakes sea grant staff will work together to educate fisheries leaders in
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.
USFWS Region 3 Fisheries-Useful Web Links
Federal and Canadian Conservation Links. Chippewa Ottawa Resource Authority; EnvironmentCanada; First Gov; fisheries and Oceans Canada; sea grant Network Links.
http://midwest.fws.gov/Fisheries/weblinks.htm
Louisiana Sea Grant - Natural Fisheries
sea grant EXTENSION PROJECTS Natural fisheries. sea grant Agents andFaculty in the Marine Extension Project work with commercial
http://www.laseagrant.org/advisory_services/extensions/ext_fisheries.htm

Extractions: Natural Fisheries Sea Grant Agents and Faculty Emphasis is given to species management, essential fish habitat, leadership issues, community impacts, bycatch reduction and fisheries technology. Through workshops, newsletters, websites and personal contacts, agents and specialists share the results of research with the fishing community and the concerns of the angling and commercial harvesting sectors with university researchers. For more information on fisheries, visit: Louisiana Fisheries at http://www.seagrantfish.lsu.edu/ LSU AgCenter Lagniappe at http://www.lsuagcenter.com/nav/publications/newsletters.asp#Lagniappe
Louisiana Sea Grant - Activities
Louisiana sea grant also administers awards made by other NOAA agencies (eg, theNational Marine fisheries Service, the National Coastal Resources Research and
http://www.laseagrant.org/main/activities.htm

Extractions: Activities A key element of Louisiana Sea Grant activity is transferring research-generated technology to the marketplace through advisory services and education. These activities result from Sea Grant support of university research projects in the natural sciences, engineering, sociology, economics, law, and public policy that address current state, regional and national priorities. The beneficiaries of these actions are higher education human resources government agencies and the private sector Benefits to Higher Education Every Sea Grant dollar invested in higher education returns three dollars to the university and ultimately to the state of Louisiana as new research and expanded research capabilities attract additional research funding. These dollars have been invested in researchers at LSU, LUMCON, Nicholls State University, Northwestern State University, Southeastern Louisiana University, Southern University, Tulane University, University of Louisiana-Lafayette, University of New Orleans, and Xavier University, as well as in undergraduate research opportunities, graduate level university programs, research units, and research partnerships. Undergraduate Studies: Sea Grant introduces graduate level research to promising undergraduate students through the
UCCE - Marine Science/Sea Grant Directory
UCCE/sea grant regularly conducts public workshops for both large and small The programalso focuses its efforts on aquaculture, fisheries, fish habitat, and
http://cesonoma.ucdavis.edu/MARINE/Index.htm

Extractions: Dr. Paul Olin, PhD. - Marine Science Advisor - (707) 565-2621 Serving both Sonoma and Marin Counties, the Marine Science program promotes the wise use of coastal and marine resources. Technical assistance is provided to the commercial fishing and aquaculture industries, seafood processors, and retailers through the National Sea Grant Program. UCCE/Sea Grant regularly conducts public workshops for both large and small agricultural landowners which address water quality, fish habitat needs, and land use. The program also focuses its efforts on aquaculture, fisheries, fish habitat, and the problem of non-indigenous species. California Sea Grant is the largest of 29 state programs in a national network dedicated to the understanding, conservation, and wise use of coastal and marine resources. The statewide program, which is administered by the University of California, draws on the talents of scientists and engineers at public and private universities, and works in partnership with industry, government, and the public. The National Sea Grant College Program is part of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), U.S. Department of Commerce. Visit The National Sea Grant College Program for further information on the
Great Lakes Environment - USEPA
Great Lakes Commerce and Development of the Great Lakes, fisheries. Gillnetting,Lake Superior Two Harbors, Minnesota Minnesota sea grant, Bill Kielczewski
http://www.epa.gov/glnpo/image/viz_com3.html
Sea Grant Workshop On Fisheries Bycatch
Nov 28, 2002, Serving The Communities of Boothbay, Boothbay Harbor, Southport,Edgecomb , Vol. 125No. 46. sea grant Workshop On fisheries Bycatch.
http://boothbayregister.maine.com/2002-11-28/sea_grant_workshop.html

Extractions: A day-long workshop focusing on bycatch issues will be held Tuesday, December 3, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m., at the Holiday Inn by Bay, coordinated by Maine Sea Grant. Sessions will include an overview of what bycatch is and what causes it, current information on the bycatch situation in New England fisheries, and a discussion on how the problem can be addressed. Collaborative gear technology research and management strategies to address the bycatch concerns will be covered in panel discussions. Panelists will include Dan Schick of the Maine Department of Marine Resources, Chris Glass of Manomet Center for Conservation Sciences, New England Fisheries Management Council Executive Director Paul Howard, Mike Fogarty of National Marine Fisheries Service, Roger Fleming of the Conservation Law Foundation, and Maine fishermen Proctor Wells, Tim Tower, and others. The workshop, which is free, including lunch, is sponsored by the National Sea Grant Program. To register contact Sherm Hoyt, 1-800-244-2104. For more information, call Peg Parker, (401) 874-5063 or e-mail her at pparker@cox.net
Fisheries In A Changing Climate: Proceedings Of The Sea Grant Symposium Fisherie
Buy fisheries in a Changing Climate Proceedings of the sea grant Symposium fisheriesin a by Nature A. McGinn (Editor), American fisheries Society
http://www.maritimetreasures.com/s/Sea_Climates/Fisheries_in_a_Changing_Climate_
Michigan Sea Grant
sea grant explores the causes, effects and solutions to Great Lakes issues throughResearch, outreach and education. Focus areas include commercial fisheries,
http://www.miseagrant.umich.edu/inside.html

Extractions: History, Mission and Organization Michigan Sea Grant is one of the Oldest Sea Grant Programs in the Nation. Michigan Sea Grant, authorized by the United States Senate and House of Representatives, was established in 1969 at the University of Michigan At the time, the Congress mandated that the United States Marine Resources and Engineering Development Act be amended to add Sea Grant Colleges and Programs and that they be managed by the National Science Foundation. Michigan Sea Grant became a partnership between the University of Michigan and Michigan State University in 1977. Senior scientists and administrators from both institutions crafted a unique partnership agreement and solidified the partnership formally. The National Sea Grant awarded Michigan Sea Grant College Program Status, the highest level of achievement possible within the National Sea Grant in 1982. Mission
Index Of Fisheries And Great Lakes Related PublicationsNewsletters
fisheries Research News By Topic - Michigan sea grant publications. FishEcology Archives 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.
Sea Grant Main Page
development and conservation of these resources. Program goals and objectivesfor New Jersey sea grant in fisheries include the following
http://www.njmsc.org/Sea_Grant/strategic_plan.htm

Extractions: Research Priorities The research priorities of the New Jersey Sea Grant College Program are both consistent with, and complementary to National Sea Grant College Program's Strategic Plan. Seven relevant areas of research have been identified to meet the long-range needs of New Jersey and the region: ecosystem research, environmental models, coastal zone management, marine technology and development, biotechnology, fisheries and aquaculture, and socioeconomic and legal studies. Ecosystem Research Understanding the source, nature, amount and fate of pollutants (multiple stressors) in New Jersey estuarine systems and their impacts on the environment and its living resources; Understanding the sources, fates, and effects of nutrients entering the marine environment as a result of human activities; Understanding the sources, fates, and effects on aquatic organisms of pathogens and nuisance species that are introduced or influenced by human activities; Determining the impacts of heavy metals, chlorinated hydrocarbons, and other toxic pollutants on human users, residents, and marine plants and animals of coastal ecosystems; Documenting trends in the status of marine ecosystems, including changes in abundance and distribution of organisms;
Michigan Sea Grant Program
because of recently introduced vertebrates that threaten fisheries. Since 1993, MSUfaculty have received nearly $3 million in funding for sea grant projects as
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

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