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Sea Grant Fisheries:     more books (100)

Biological and economic modeling and assessment of limited entry strategies in multi-species fisheries in South Florida (Sea Grant technical paper) by Nelson M Ehrhardt, 2001 Menippe Mercenaria: the potential for development of a fishery: Annual report to Sea Grant for calendar year 1983 (MASGP) by Harriet M Perry, 1984 Potential for development of a northern California fishery for Pacific hake (Sea Grant publication) by Raymond Swanson, 1978 Management approaches for marine fisheries: The case of California abalone (Sea grant publication) by Biliana Cicin-Sain, 1977 Social and economic impacts of coastal zone development on the hard clam and oyster fisheries in North Carolina (UNC Sea Grant Publication) by Paul D Tschetter, 1984 Application of wetland valuation theory to commercial and recreational fisheries in Florida (Report / Florida Sea Grant College) by Frederick W Bell, 1989 The Fishery Conservation and Management Act of 1976: The need for state and federal cooperation (Sea grant special report - University of Miami) by Craig R O'Connor, 1978 Fisheries food service survey (Ohio sea grant technical report) by Jeffrey Michael Reutter, 1980 The economic structure of California's commercial fisheries, 1982 (Working paper / California Sea Grant College Program) by Dennis M King, 1985 Modeling the relationship between biomass and revenue in a regional setting with an example from the brown shrimp fishery in North Carolina (UNC Sea Grant College publication) by Marc-david Cohen, 1982 Property rights in shellfish relay: Managing fisheries for higher economic returns (Sea Grant reprint / University of North Carolina) by J. E Easley, 1983 The Fishery Act of 1976, a summary; the Management Councils, a description (Sea grant special report - University of Miami) by Joan A Browder, 1977 Participation of nonlicensed anglers in recreational fisheries, Erie County, New York (Sea grant reprint series) by D. J Dunning, 1978 The economic impact and valuation of saltwater recreational fisheries in Florida (Report / Florida Sea Grant College) by Frederick W Bell, 1982

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81. Virginia Sea Grant
    in fisheries habitat, technology, aquatic nuisance species research and outreach,ballast water treatment, and biotechnology. Virginia sea grant researchers  
    http://www.virginia.edu/virginia-sea-grant/res-areas.htm
    
    Extractions: Research Areas in Virginia Sea Grant Core Program In keeping with its mission, Sea Grant continually re-evaluates its research priorities to respond to changing circumstances in marine and coastal ecosystems and management systems. As part of its core program, Virginia Sea Grant currently funds marine science research in these six key areas: Developing Sustainable Aquaculture In response to a decline in wild fisheries due to overfishing and habitat loss and destruction, aquaculture is playing an increasingly important role in diversifying the use and development of marine resources in Virginia. While aquaculture has enormous potential in Virginia, it also holds challenges. These include establishing policies for resolving user conflicts regarding space and resources; new technologies to mitigate adverse environmental impacts; appropriate biological and engineering technologies to enable positive economic development for aquaculture operations; and dependable and predictable domestic and export markets for marine aquaculture products. Virginia Sea Grant currently has two main priorities in marine and estuarine aquaculture: developing and refining aquaculture systems and selecting priority species. We emphasize inter-institutional, regional and nationally oriented research on priority species such as hard clam, blue mussel, American oyster, striped bass, salmon and marine shrimp. Our focus areas include production system design and operation, nutrition, genetics, reproduction, diseases, and pathobiology.

82. Virginia Sea Grant
    the nation. Revitalizing Commercial fisheries Virginia sea grant respondsto the needs of recreational and commercial fisheries by.  
    http://www.virginia.edu/virginia-sea-grant/advisory.htm
    
    Extractions: Marine Advisory Services at Virginia Sea Grant Sustainably managing Virginia's coastal and offshore marine resources is increasingly challenging in the face of rising demands from a variety of users. Unique in its approach, the Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program responds by providing to industry science-based information and assistance in the wise use of marine resources. Advisory personnel bridge the gap between the scientific community and marine resource users, alerting researchers to information needs, and transferring research results back to user groups. Marine Advisory Specialists work in the following areas, often with researchers from the Commonwealth, the Mid-Atlantic region, and across the nation. Revitalizing Commercial Fisheries

83. Seafood NET
    David Bourgeois Assistant Area Agent, fisheries Lafourche Terrebonne Parishes LSUAgCenter Research Extension Louisiana sea grant Marine Extension Program  
    http://www.lsuagcenter.com/seafood/personnel.htm

84. NH Sea Grant Extension/Outreach
    Commercial fisheries — sea grant works closely with the commercial fishing industryin the Gulf of Maine to identify issues and problems, and then to use  
    http://www.seagrant.unh.edu/extension.html
    
    Extractions: Home Staff Research Funding Research Projects ... Contact Us Sea Grant Extension serves as the link between the marine community and the university, and it helps 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. In all of these activities, NH Sea Grant works closely with UNH Cooperative Extension Commercial Fisheries and Aquaculture Aquaculture Rollie Barnaby Commercial Fisheries Rollie Barnaby Coastal Resource Development CICEET Julia Peterson (603.749.1565) or visit the

85. Louisiana Fisheries - Current News
    In a fiveacre, inshore, molluscan aquaculture park, Louisiana sea grant, the PortCommission, the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and fisheries, and oyster  
    http://www.seagrantfish.lsu.edu/news/support.htm
    
    Extractions: Home Current News BP America Supports Sea Grant Research BP America Supports Sea Grant Research BP America donated $30,000 to support Louisiana Sea Grant College Program oyster research at LSU. Under the direction of Dr. John Supan, this project focuses on new oyster culture methods to be tested in Caminada Bay, Louisiana. Funding for the program is shared among federal, state and private partners, namely: the federal NOAA Sea Grant- Gulf Oyster Industry Program, the Grand Isle Port Commission and oyster industry partners. The Louisiana Sea Grant College Program, one of 30 Sea Grant Colleges in the National Sea Grant College Program under the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), integrates coastal and marine research, education, and advisory services in a flexible, interdisciplinary program to rapidly respond to state, regional and national needs associated with coastal and marine resources. Posted: 1/2204

86. Louisiana Fisheries - Current News
    sea grant Extension Agents in the LSU Agricultural Center (Kevin Savoie, Mark Schexnayder,and Rex Caffey), the sea grant Extension fisheries Specialist in the  
    http://www.seagrantfish.lsu.edu/news/award.htm
    
    Extractions: Home Current News Sea Grant Among Top Conservation Award Winners Sea Grant Among Top Conservation Award Winners Five individuals, two organizations and a company were also recognized for their outstanding conservation achievements in eight categories in 2004. A panel of independent judges with expertise in a wide range of conservation fields made the selections. Other winners by category were: Professional Volunteer - James Walker Moore, Jr. of Monroe for dedicating his time, skills and energy to conserve wildlife in his community though his work with Friends of Black Bayou and the Black Bayou Lake National Wildlife Refuge. Youth - The Ascension Parish Youth Council for numerous clean-up and beautification projects in the parish, particularly the effort to restore New River. Business - Roy O. Martin Lumber Company for leadership in forest stewardship and wildlife management on almost 600,000 acres of company forestland in Louisiana.

87. Research Partners/Sea Grant Colleges
    priorities are in the areas of estuarine and coastal processes; fisheries and aquaculture;and environmental technology. Woods Hole sea grant works with a  
    http://www.oar.noaa.gov/organization/programs/sgcolleges.html
    
    Extractions: aking full advantage of regional expertise and commitment, Sea Grant pursues a national agenda through a highly interactive network of Sea Grant Colleges and research institutions. Headquartered at many of the nation's premier universities, Sea Grant programs are located in coastal and Great Lake states, Hawaii and Puerto Rico. A national network of 30 Sea Grant Colleges and institutional programs shares research, outreach and education to solve old problems and explore new uses for the world's marine, Great Lakes and coastal resources. Sea Grant activities exist at the nexus of local, state, national and sometimes international interests. In this way, local needs receive national attention, and a national commitment is fulfilled at the local level. Contact the institution in the region of interest for more information. Map of regions Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant College Program Illinois-Indian Sea Grant fosters the creation and stewardship of an enhanced and sustainable environment and economy along southern Lake Michigan and the Great Lakes region. Established in 1966, the program’s research foci include aquaculture, biological resources, coastal business and environment, and water quality. Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant is associated with Purdue University in West Lafayette, IN, and the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, IL.

88. National Sea Grant Programs: Southeast Region
    particularly on marine fisheries reserves, essential fish habitat, natural disasterreduction, and coastal water quality. Puerto Rico sea grant serves a  
    http://www.oar.noaa.gov/joints/sg_seast.html
    
    Extractions: Florida Sea Grant applies the scientific expertise of 15 private and public universities and research facilities toward solving the state's coastal problems. Through the funding of timely research in fisheries, aquaculture, marine biotechnology and coastal processes, the program allows the best and the brightest researchers together to resolve problems that are clearly of major importance in the state. Florida Sea Grant is headquartered at the University of Florida at Gainesville, FL, Georgia Sea Grant College Program Georgia Sea Grant supports a wide range of marine research, especially in the areas of technology development to measure impact of economic activity on the environment; enhancement of the quality and supply of seafood; and monitoring sustaining the health of Georgia’s coastal ecosystems. Georgia Sea Grant College Program is headquartered at the University of Georgia at Athens, GA. Puerto Rico Sea Grant College Program Puerto Rico Sea Grant has been active since 1980 in working toward the conservation and wise development of the island’s marine and coastal resources. Its research focuses particularly on marine fisheries reserves, essential fish habitat, natural disaster reduction, and coastal water quality. Puerto Rico Sea Grant serves a multicultural, international community in Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, Latin America and the Caribbean region. Puerto Rico Sea Grant is associated with the University of Puerto Rico at San Juan, PR.

89. Texas Sea Grant - Fisheries Book
    Our Nation s fisheries. A Proud and Troubled Heritage. Cover, Table of Contentsand Photo Credits. Our Nation s fisheries A Proud and Troubled Heritage. ÿ  
    http://nsgl.gso.uri.edu/tamu/tamuq01002/tamuq01002.html

90. Marine Page, Lincoln County Extension Service, Oregon State University
    Lincoln County Marine/sea grant. HeadsUp! and Heads-Up Hotlinks. Page Directory.fisheries Management and Other Agencies General Information Oregon State  
    http://extension.oregonstate.edu/lincoln/marine/marine.php

91. Commercial Fisheries, Curry County Extension Service
    Commercial fisheries. Marine Resource Development. Paul Heikkila Extensionsea grant Faculty. The goal of the National sea grant Program  
    http://extension.oregonstate.edu/curry/marineprograms.php
    
    Extractions: Extension Sea Grant Faculty The goal of the National Sea Grant Program is to enhance appropriate use of ocean and coastal resources is carried out in our state by the Oregon Sea Grant College. The outreach education called for in Federal Sea Grant legislation is conducted through Extension Sea Grant (ESG) Programs in Oregon. Faculty of the Oregon State University Extension Service, including an Extension/Sea Grant Agent in Coos County staffs the ESG Program. The mission of the OSU Extension Service is that of educating Oregonians by delivering research-based, objective information to help them solve problems, develop leadership and manage resources wisely. To carry out this role with coast and marine clientele, the Extension Sea Grant Program: Transfers knowledge to individuals and groups who can use it to solve problems or capitalize on opportunities.

92. Sea Grant Association - Science Serving America's Coasts - Sea Grant's Growth Pl
    Marine aquaculture offers vast potential for reducing the demand on wild fisheries,and sea grant is committed to enhancing this budding industry’s  
    http://www.sga.seagrant.org/docs/ssac/plan.htm
    
    Extractions: January 2001 Sea Grant's Growth Plan The Sea Grant Network has agreed on the following recommendation: Appropriations to support the Sea Grant Program should increase substantially over the next five years to respond to major coastal challenges, needs and opportunities. Promoting Sustainable Coastal Community Development Using and Conserving Coastal and Marine Resources Creating Value through Marine Biotechnology

93. National Sea Grant College Program House Resources Fisheries Conservation, Wildl
    November 8 before the House Resources fisheries Conservation, Wildlife and OceansSubcommittee, on the reauthorization of the National sea grant College Program  
    http://www.legislative.noaa.gov/Archives/2001/evanshearing110801.html
    
    Extractions: NOAA ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR FOR OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH TELLS OF SUCCESSES OF SEA GRANT PROGRAM BEFORE HOUSE RESOURCES SUBCOMMITTEE HEARING Dr. David Evans, NOAA Assistant Administrator for Oceanic and Atmospheric Research, testified on November 8 before the House Resources Fisheries Conservation, Wildlife and Oceans Subcommittee, on the reauthorization of the National Sea Grant College Program. In regard to the two bills under reviewed by the Subcommittee, Dr. Evans said: The Administration has not yet undertaken a formal review of either HR 1071 or the draft reauthorization bill. We do, however, look forward to working with Congress on a reauthorization of the Sea Grant program that is consistent with the Administration's budgetary and policy goals. The Administration is interested in seeking reforms that will further promote merit-based competition and improve the effectiveness of the program. HR 1071, introduced by Del. Eni F. H. Faleomavaega (D-AS) and Rep. Neil Abercrombie (D-HI), would increase the authorization levels for the Sea Grant program to $100 million annually starting in Fiscal Year 2002. The draft bill, in contrast, would increase authorization levels for Sea Grant to $110 million in Fiscal Year 2004 and make other organizational changes. The current Sea Grant Program Act (P.L. 105-160), which expires in Fiscal Year 2003, authorizes $67.8 million for Sea Grant in Fiscal Year 2002 and $68.8 million in Fiscal Year 2003. The Administration has requested $62.4 million for Sea Grant in Fiscal Year 2002, an increase over the Fiscal Year 2001 appropriation for this program.

94. Knauss Sea Grant Fellowship
    The 2003 Knauss sea grant Fellows are Bridget Ferriss and Kevin Wood. Bridget isworking with the Senate Subcommitte on Oceans, fisheries and Atmosphere.  
    http://www.sma.washington.edu/career/scholarships/knauss.html
    
    Extractions: Search: Quick Links University of Washington Contact SMA Visitor's Information College of Ocean and Fishery Sciences City of Seattle School of Marine Affairs Career Services The National Sea Grant Federal Fellows Program/Dean John A. Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship was established in 1979 to provide a unique educational experience to students who have an interest in ocean, coastal and Great Lakes resources, and in the national policy decisions affecting those resources. The program, sponsored by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) National Sea Grant College Program, matches highly qualified graduate students with hosts in the legislative branch, the executive branch or appropriate associations/institutions located in the Washington, D.C., area for a one-year paid fellowhip. For more information, check out their web site The 2003 Knauss Sea Grant Fellows are Bridget Ferriss and Kevin Wood. Bridget Ferriss graduated with a Master of Marine Affairs in Summer 2002. Her thesis studied the perceptions of coastal practitioners regarding the use of environmental indicators as estuarine management tools. Through the Knauss Fellowship, Bridget is working with the Senate Subcommitte on Oceans, Fisheries and Atmosphere. Kevin Wood graduated with a Master of Marine Affairs in June 2002. His thesis on marine environmental protection in Antarctica will be published in Ocean Development and International Law in Spring 2003. He is interested in ocean science and education and has often served as an officer and instructor on sailing school vessels and research ships. Kevin is currently working as a Knauss Fellow for the NOAA Arctic Research Office.

95. NOAA Fisheries Awards $250,000 To Sea Grant Programs To Proved Environmental Edu
    NOAA fisheries Awards $250,000 to sea grant Programs to Proved EnvironmentalEducation Experiences for Teachers. September 24, 2002. Release from NOAA.  
    http://www.flmnh.ufl.edu/fish/innews/NOAAteachers2002.htm
    
    Extractions: NOAA NOAA Fisheries Chesapeake Bay Office recently awarded four grants totaling $250,000 to Sea Grant programs located in the Chesapeake Bay region. This consortium of Sea Grant programs will provide Chesapeake Bay watershed teachers with courses that use a hands-on approach to learning about the bay watershed environment. This award comes as part of a larger effort of the NOAA Chesapeake Bay Offices Bay Watershed Education and Training (B-WET) Program. The B-WET Program, sponsored by Senator Sarbanes, provides environmental education to students, teachers and communities throughout the Chesapeake Bay watershed. For more information contact Seaberry Nachbar, (410) 267-5664.

96. Louisiana Sea Grant - Home
    Louisiana sea grant develops knowledge, technology, personnel, and public understanding to advance the sustainable and economically viable use of marine and coastal areas and resources. State University, the Louisiana sea grant College Program fosters the Because all sea grant programs have a similar mission, they through the National sea grant Network of Web Sites  
    http://www.laseagrant.org/
    
    Extractions: What is Louisiana Sea Grant? A federal-state partnership based at Louisiana State University , the Louisiana Sea Grant College Program fosters the stewardship of coastal and marine resources through varied research, education, outreach, and technology transfer actvities. The program belongs to a 30-member network of university-based programs with similar missions, maintained by the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration Because all Sea Grant programs have a similar mission, they all support research and outreach on similar topics. Their websites may be searched through the National Sea Grant Network of Web Sites Search Our Mission The Louisiana Sea Grant College Program develops fundamental knowledge, technology, trained personnel, and public awareness to advance the sustainable use of coastal and marine resources and environments. Sea Grant projects engage university expertise in the natural and social sciences, engineering, law and other disciplines to address the information needs of public agencies, business firms, and individuals. Back to Top Louisiana Sea Grant, Past and Future

97. Sea Grant Publications Index
    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/SgPubIndx.html
    
    Extractions: California Sea Grant PUBLICATIONS PROPOSAL PUBLICATIONS MARINE ADVISORS EDUCATION ... Site Map Search DATABASES for PUBLICATIONS and RESEARCH PROJECTS [Search Now] NEW!! Contact the Communication Office! Ordering Publications! Project Profiles Publication Lists (Sea Grant Series and Reprints) Publications Received May 2002 - October 2003 (pdf - 144KB) *New* Publication Announcements Newsletters Publication Guidelines for PI's and Trainees - [PubGuides04.pdf] Publications Available in Electronic Form Sea Grant Abstracts Publications from the Nation's Sea Grant Programs - Visit the Sea Grant Abstracts Online: http://nsgd.gso.uri.edu/sga.html ~Other Sea Grant Program Publications~ Contact California Sea Grant Contact WebMaster :: Last Updated - May 14, 2004

98. National Sea Grant Office: Sea Grant Challenges 3(3)
    These sea grant socioeconomic research and outreach efforts related to fisheriesmanagement are helping to provide the information base that will be needed to  
    http://www.nsgo.seagrant.org/SeaGrantFuture/V3N03.html
    
    Extractions: Volume 3, Number 3 List of Contents: Socioeconomic Research Supports Fisheries Management Find out more about Sea Grant The Sea Grant network sponsored a National Issues ForumCan America Save its Fisheries?recently at the National Press Club in Washington, DC. Speakers from industry, government, and the scientific community discussed the problems facing U.S. fisheries and possible solutions to those problems. Although no single change in the management of the nation's fisheries will solve all their ills, controlling access is one mechanism that is receiving serious consideration. For example, Individual Transferable Quotas (ITQs), are beginning to be used as a method of allocating a share of the allowable harvest to individuals. In turn, these shares can be transferred or traded. The primary feature of ITQs is the assignment of exclusive property rights for the harvest of a common-property resource. While ITQs are not viewed as a total panacea (they are complex to implement, for example), they will help provide a rational approach to managing fisheries through economic incentives that lead to resource conservation. Sea Grant programs nationwide have conducted long-term, socioeconomic research on fisheries management, including consideration of market-like mechanisms for allocating access to fish stocks. California Sea Grant conducted some of the earliest work studying how the implementation of ITQs in other countries could serve as a model for the U.S. Sea Grant researchers in Delaware and New Jersey played a key role in designing an ITQ system for the Atlantic surf clam and ocean quahog fishery, the first application of ITQs in the U.S. Since the ITQ management system was implemented in 1991, these fisheries have stabilized. Delaware Sea Grant is now continuing research to understand how existing firms adapted and how income was redistributed.

99. About Funders
    research opportunities. •, For more information on the Maine FisheriesProject, click here. National sea grant Program. The National  
    http://www.fishresearch.org/funders.asp
    
    Extractions: Northeast Consortium The Northeast Consortium was created to encourage and fund effective, co-equal partnerships among commercial fishermen, researchers, and other stakeholders to become active participants in cooperative research and development of selective fishing gear technology. As part of this effort, commercial fishing vessels will be equipped and utilized as research platforms. Commercial fishermen and commercial fishing vessels from New Hampshire, Maine, and Massachusetts are particularly encouraged to participate in cooperative research using these funds; the expected focus of the activities includes the Gulf of Maine and Georges Bank. NEC Research Priorities Saltonstall Kennedy Grant Program The S-K Grant Program is a competitive program administered by the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Department of Commerce. The program provides financial assistance (grants or cooperative agreements) for research and development projects to benefit the U.S. fishing industry. Projects that primarily involve business start-up or infrastructure development are not eligible for funding under the S-K Program. The program's statutory authority is the S-K Act, as amended (15 U.S.C. 713c-3). New England Fishery Management Council The New England Fishery Management Council (NEFMC) established a Research Steering Committee (RSC) in 1999 to better integrate management information needs with research efforts and to foster the participation of fishermen in collaborative fisheries science. In January 2001, the NEFMC approved three long-term programs - an industry-based survey/ study fleet capability, a comprehensive tagging program to study cod stock structure, and conservation engineering (gear design to effect impacts on bycatch and habitat) - as its highest priority research areas for groundfish and related fisheries.

100. International Sea Grant Activities
     sea grant International Programs. Currently, programs based on the sea grantconcept are in various stages of development in Latin America and Asia.  
     http://www.oarhq.noaa.gov/ia/Programs/sea_grant/seagrant.htm
     
     Extractions: Sea Grant is a proven, effective paradigm for the engagement of universities and government agencies acting in partnership in promoting research, education and technology transfer related to marine issues. The Sea Grant paradigm is inherently flexible culturally and administratively, thus there is substantial potential for developing cooperative programs with international partners. An international association of national Sea Grant programs, voluntarily joined, could bring impressive benefits to the overall strengthening of marine research and resource management capabilities world-wide. An international Sea Grant could provide a platform that promotes international research, educational activities and technology transfer related to coastal issues, encourages information exchange, and fosters international collaboration in activities that improve understanding of the marine and coastal environment. Currently, programs based on the Sea Grant concept are in various stages of development in Latin America and Asia. The NOAA Research International Activities Office is working with government, university, and private partners in these regions to provide technical expertise, coordinating capacity, and program development functions

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