NEFSC Newsroom: Feature Stories

• Aquarium Summer Interns From Across Country Find Opportunities, New Experiences
• Maine Hiking Trail Dedicated to Former NOAA Fisheries Atlantic Salmon Team Member
• R/V Gloria Michelle Hosts Nantucket’s Maria Mitchell Association During Island Visit
• Woods Hole Science Stroll Attracts Local Residents, Visitors from Afar
• Survey of 2015 Commercial Fishing Business Costs Underway
• Sandy Hook Lab Staff Member Honored as Mentor of the Year
• Group Effort Leads to Successful Turtle Disentanglements June 19 off Woods Hole
• Sandy Hook Lab Open House Attracts 2,500
• Several Hundred Attend Endangered Species and World Fish Migration Day Event in Woods Hole
• Sandy Hook Laboratory to Hold Open House May 22
• It’s Endangered Species Day at Woods Hole Science Aquarium
• Know the Rules: Free App Connects Anglers with Saltwater Fishing Regulations
• Upper Cape Tech Students Put Science Interest into Practice
• Pilot Studies Test Bottom-Mounted Temperature Loggers, Weather Stations on Fishing Boats
• Software Competition Helps Researchers Tell Right Whales Apart - by Their Head Lice

• NEFSC’s R/V Gloria Michelle Gets a Makeover
• Bridgewater State Student Brings Math Skills to New Bedford Harbor Study
• A Prized Catch: Three College Students Look Back on a Summer at the Woods Hole Science Aquarium
• Nature’s Classroom Brings Scientists, Students Together
• Ambrose Jearld Named to Inaugural Class of American Fisheries Society Fellows
• Woods Hole Lab Open House, Tours of NOAA Ship Bigelow Attract Large Crowd at Woods Hole Science Stroll
• Woods Hole Science Aquarium Reaches a Milestone: One Million Visitors Since 9/11
• Connecticut Senator Visits Milford Lab
• Sandy Hook Lab Scientist Honored for Half Century of Research in Raritan Bay
• Students, Journalists Learn about Sharks, Oceanography and More at Narragansett Laboratory
• Mike Simpkins Named NEFSC's Resource Evaluation and Assessment Division (READ) Chief
• NEFSC Scientists to Participate in World Oceans Day Celebration June 7 and 8
• NOAA Teachers at Sea Bring the Ocean Home from NEFSC Research and Survey Cruises
• More than 4,000 Attend Sandy Hook Laboratory Open House
• Hundreds Attend Endangered Species Day Activities
• Unusual Ship, Cargo Visit Woods Hole Laboratory Dock on May 10
• Sandy Hook Laboratory to Hold Open House May 17 as Part of Ocean Fun Days
• Taking Science Into the Classroom: NOAA Ocean Day at Truro Central School
• Turtle Moving Day at the Woods Hole Science Aquarium
• NEFSC to Step Up Partnerships for Better Fishery Resource Surveys
• Whales in Your Backyard Event Attracts Hundreds
• First Right Whale Mother/Calf Pair of Northeast Season Sighted Near Martha’s Vineyard
• A Look Back: The Main Laboratory at Woods Hole Opened in March 1960
• PEP Students Learn About Population Dynamics at National Workshop
• A Winter to Remember

  • A Winter to Remember: The Movie(s)

• Joint Aquaculture Meeting in Portland Attracts Large Crowd
• NOAA Scientists and Teachers: A Match Made at Sea
• Second Drift Bottle More than 50 Years Old Found on Martha's Vineyard
• Woods Hole Lab Stone Jetty Repaired; dates back to 1884-1885
• Change of Command of NOAA Research Vessel Follows Tradition

• Searching for "Shmoo" at Sandy Hook
• Woods Hole Science Aquarium Cares for Cold-Stunned Turtles
• Milford Laboratory Open House Attracts More than 800 Visitors
• NEFSC Educational Video Game May Soon Become a Smartphone App
• Woods Hole Science Aquarium Visit Helps Inspire School Mural
• Milford Laboratory Mussel Research Featured in Aqua Kids TV Show
• Collaboration Key to New Right Whale Sign Campaign
• Boy Scouts Visit Woods Hole Laboratory for Oceanography Merit Badge
• NEFSC Scientist Honored by American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists
• Former NOAA Teacher at Sea Takes to the Air with NEFSC's Aerial Survey Team
• Students, Public Learn About Fisheries Science, Careers aboard R/V Gloria Michelle During Martha's Vineyard Tours
• Deep-Diving Vehicle Gets U.S. and Canadian Scientists Close to Deep-Sea Corals in the Gulf of Maine
• NOAA Teachers at Sea Aboard the Henry B. Bigelow, Gordon Gunter
• NOAA Ocean Day at Truro Central School Brings Science to the Classroom
• Former NOAA Ships have New Names and Missions
• Bumper’s Big Day: Woods Hole Science Aquarium Harbor Seal Goes to the Dentist
• NEFSC Researcher Contributes Modeling Skills to Leatherback Sea Turtle Study
• High School Biology Class Authors Publish Peer-Reviewed Scientific Paper with a Little Help from Established Researchers
• Winter Vacation Means Marine Science in Woods Hole for Codman Academy Students
• Message in a Bottle: The Story Behind the Story
• Drift Bottle Found on Martha’s Vineyard Has Quite a Story to Tell
• Researchers Discuss Habitat and Life History Diversity of Atlantic Salmon and other Diadromous Fishes at Maine Forum
• "Seal Cam" monitors birthing and behavior on Maine's Seal Island

• Right Whale Roller Coaster: How Many Will We See This Season, and Where?
• Social Scientists Dig Into Superstorm Sandy’s Long Term Effects on Coastal Fishing Communities
• Voices from the Fisheries Project to Collect "Fish Tales" at New Bedford's Working Waterfront Festival September 28-29
• Commercial Fishing Vessels Complete Flatfish Pilot Survey
• Rachel Carson Statue Dedication
• Students, Public Tour R/V Gloria Michelle on Martha's Vineyard, Learn about Fisheries Science, Careers
• NOAA Narragansett Laboratory Oceanographer Honored by American Fisheries Society
• Sandy Hook Lab Open House June 9 Attracts Large Crowd
• NOAA Teachers at Sea Experience a Different Kind of Classroom
• New Bedford’s Working Waterfront Festival and National Park Sponsor Monthly Dock-U-Mentaries
• Basking Shark Lands on Misquamicut Beach
• NOAA Fisheries’ Howard Laboratory at Sandy Hook, NJ, is Open and Operating
• Narragansett Oceanographer Brings Research at Sea, and Cups, to Local School
• NOAA Scientists Bring Marine Mammal Research to Young Students
• Camera's Eye Focuses on Remote Gray Seals
• Scientists Link Climate Change and Gray Snapper

• Northeast Groundfish Vessel Landings Up, Revenues Top $330 Million in Fishing Year 2011
• Superstorm Sandy Sandbags Harbor Seal Study on Long Island
• NOAA Ship Delaware II Ship's Bell Presented to NEFSC
• Most Marine Species Remain Undiscovered, Global Biodiversity Study Reveals
• A Tale of Mini-Sailboats, Salmon Research, Oceanography, and Much More
• NOAA Northeast Aerial Marine Mammal Team Flies Alaskan Skies
• Woods Hole Honors Rachel Carson
• Bear Seamount Teems with Deep-Water Sea Life
• Sea Turtle Release on Martha's Vineyard
• Celebrating 44 Years of Service by the NOAA Ship Delaware II
• Aspiring Scientists Aboard!
• Ohboya! Box Jellyfish Named Top 10 New Species in 2012
• First All Female Crew Takes Command of NOAA Research Vessel
• Patriotic Employer Award Presented to NEFSC Safety Branch Chief
• Delaware II Returns from Final Cruise
• 2012 Harbor Seal Survey Underway off New England Coast
• Delaware II Cruise Helps Maintain Ocean Data Buoys in Gulf of Maine
• Oral History Project Documents the Portuguese Experience in the New Bedford Fishing Industry
• Russell  Brown Named NEFSC’s Deputy Science and Research Director, Director of the Woods Hole Laboratory
• Fun Facts about Fishes Provided in New Book Co-Authored by NSL's Bruce Collette
• Local Students Conduct Interviews at NMFS’s National Systematics Laboratory for an Upcoming Documentary
• Our Lady of Callinectes

• Ocean Data Buoy Recovered
• A Trip to Remember!
• International Fisheries Modeling Group Meets in Woods Hole
• 2011 Sustainability Science Award Honors NEFSC Scientist
• Why is this man smiling?
• Legend Bill Sutter Retires from the Gloria Michelle
• Sandy Hook Celebrates 50 Years
• Aquarium Opens New Exhibits on Sounds of the Sea and Albatross IV
• Where the Right Whales Are
• Sample ID Day
• NEFSC’s Observer Training Facility IS Out of this World!
• Delaware II Change of Command Ceremony
• NEFSC Tuna and Billfish Researcher Adds Expertise to IUCN Red List Study
• Scientists Tag 25 Loggerhead Turtles