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May 09, 2011

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NOAA issues statement on ICCAT annual meeting
The ICCAT meeting concluded last night in Brazil.
NOAA awards $2.4 million to refine management strategies for the northern Gulf of Mexico Dead Zone
The Gulf of Mexico dead zone threatens valuable commercial and recreational Gulf fisheries that generate about $2.8 billion annually.
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NOAA announces temporary Southeast red snapper closure
The six-month rule becomes effective on January 4.
NOAA: Gulf of Mexico red snapper recovering
Science-based management has helped end overfishing for iconic fish
NOAA proposes rule to deny port entry to illegal fishing vessels
Current U.S. law has largely discouraged IUU fishing vessels from arriving in U.S. ports.
Commerce Secretary Gary Locke announces "fishery failure" determination for Alaska chinook salmon
Although the reasons for the decline of Chinook salmon are not completely understood, scientists believe they are predominately natural...
NOAA celebrates wetlands restoration in San Francisco Bay
The restoration project will increase habitat for threatened and endangered species such as steelhead trout, migratory birds and marine mammals...
Statement by Eric Schwaab, NOAA Assistant Administrator for Fisheries, on today's "United We Fish" rally at Capitol Hill
"Marine fish and fisheries have been vital to the prosperity of this nation's coastal communities for hundreds of years..."
NOAA announces measures to rebuild blacknose sharks, manage smooth dogfish and end overfishing of shortfin mako sharks
The new measures would place smooth dogfish under federal management for the first time
NOAA announces Dunn appointment to new position of National Policy Advisor for Recreational Fisheries
The following is a statement from Eric Schwaab, NOAA Assistant Administrator for Fisheries....