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World Fish Migration Day 2022

Join us in celebrating World Fish Migration Day 2022! Learn more about how NOAA helps migratory fish and communities by opening or improving access to river and stream habitat.
750x500shutterstock_666342400_04272019.jpg Atlantic salmon leaps upstream. Credit: Shutterstock

Virginia’s Middle Peninsula Is the Newest NOAA Habitat Focus Area

The effort will restore habitat, improve water quality, and boost climate resilience.
May 03, 2022 - Feature Story ,
Map showing boundaries and location of the NOAA Middle Peninsula Habitat Focus Area in Virginia The Middle Peninsula in Virginia has been selected as a NOAA Habitat Focus Area.

Chesapeake Bay Partners Have Restored 1,220 Acres of Oyster Reef

Latest update includes information on how many acres of oyster habitat have been restored in Maryland and Virginia, how many spat-on-shell (juvenile oysters) have been planted, and much more.
April 27, 2022 - Feature Story ,
Oysters are washed off the deck of a large green boat NOAA and partners--like the Oyster Recovery Partnership and their vessel specially outfitted to plant spat on shell--work together to restore oyster reef habitat in the Chesapeake Bay

Global Study Sheds Light on the Valuable Benefits of Shellfish and Seaweed Aquaculture

Is it possible to eat our way to cleaner water and more fish? A new global study shows that shellfish and seaweed aquaculture provide valuable benefits to people and ocean ecosystems.
February 10, 2022 - Feature Story ,
Pile of oysters.

Kids Creek Project Restores Habitat and Food Sources for Great Lakes Fish

A NOAA-supported project in Traverse City, Michigan, is helping enhance habitat and food sources for fish like brook trout.
January 04, 2022 - Feature Story ,
Construction workers set up a large concrete structure to move it into a stream Culvert replacement underway on Kids Creek. Credit: Zach Cole/City of Traverse City.

River Herring Science in Support of Species Conservation and Ecosystem Restoration

River herring populations are at all-time lows as a consequence of historic dam construction, habitat loss, habitat degradation, and overfishing.
December 22, 2021 - Feature Story ,
Small stripped fish in school against rocky bottom.

Summer 2022 Paid Internships Available in the Chesapeake Bay

College students: Check out these five opportunities to work with scientists and other experts on Chesapeake Bay topics.
December 21, 2021 - Feature Story ,
Two men wearing orange lifejackets pull traps and measure fish on board a NOAA research vessel Past NOAA internships in the Chesapeake Bay have included opportunities for college students to participate in field research.