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Coastal Pelagics

Groundfish

Highly Migratory Species

Contact Information:

Southwest Fisheries Science Center
3333 North Torrey Pines Court
La Jolla, CA 92037-1022
Phone: (858) 546-7000
Fax: (858) 546-7003

Mailing Address
8604 La Jolla Shores Drive
La Jolla, CA 92037-1508

Division Locations

La Jolla, CA
Santa Cruz, CA
Pacific Grove, CA

Field Stations

Antarctic Peninsula
Arcata, CA
Granite Canyon, CA
Piedras Blancas, CA

Living Marine Resources

Coastal Pelagics

Groundfish

Highly Migratory Species

Ichthyoplankton

Marine Mammals

Marine Turtles

Salmon and Sturgeon

Seabirds

Flying Fish

WHAT'S NEW?

2/5/2010

NRC Panel Studies California Bay-Delta Water Management

Fisheries Ecology Division researchers attended the first meeting of a National Research Council panel studying sustainable water management in the California Bay-Delta.

2/3/2010

NOAA Takes Delivery of New Fisheries Survey Vessel; Bell M. Shimada to support marine research on the West Coast

NOAA has taken delivery of Bell M. Shimada, the agency’s newest high tech fisheries survey vessel. Bell M. Shimada’s primary mission will be to study, monitor and collect data on a wide range of sea life and ocean conditions, primarily

1/14/2010

NOAA Celebrates Wetlands Restoration in San Francisco Bay

NOAA joined federal, state, and local groups this week in Alviso, Calif., on theshores of San Francisco Bay to view the breaching of an earthen levee at a South Bay saltpond, an important step in the $7.6 million Recovery Act

1/14/2010

NOAA and California Officials Agree to Remove Large Concrete Dam To Eliminate Safety Hazard and Restore Steelhead Habitat

NOAA has joined state and local officials in a pledge to remove the San ClementeDam to eliminate a threat to the lives and property of those along California’s lower CarmelRiver, and help restore the watershed for federally protected steelhead trout.The

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