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Impressive Turnout as AFS Volunteers Help Rebuild Estuaries in San Juan Nearly 100 AFS and partner volunteers turned out to support the San Juan Chapter
As Commerce chief, Secretary Wilbur Ross’ portfolio includes oversight of NOAA, but it is rather unusual for a cabinet level official to wade into federal
“The Amazon Reef That Keeps Being Discovered” Will the amount of plastic in the ocean exceed that of fish? “Blanket of blue blubber jellyfish covers
Ruby seadragon spotted in the wild The aquatic twilight zone “The loneliest whale in the world?” Is there a link between warming waters & lobster
AFS is entering the third year of its most recent cooperative agreement with NOAA Fisheries. AFS has been working with NOAA Fisheries since 2015
The arapaima family tree is expanding “‘Catch’ the holiday spirit” Not all leatherback turtles travel afar “Caviar, climate change and a Great Lakes fish” Osprey models,
On December 5th, President Obama continued to build on his legacy to protect our aquatic resources by issuing an Executive Order. The recently issued Executive
Isotopes reveal Lake Ontario’s Atlantic salmon did not go to the ocean “Joys of Catfishing” New species of cave fish discovered after a flood Have
Counting all the fishes in the sea “Robotic Mussels Are Here to Help Save the World” FishFace: identifying fish with a headshot The latest in telemetry: self-charging tags
Toxins and toxicants in sharks “Coral, Explained” The rise of seas and tidal flooding “New crab species discovered in Chinese fish market” The plight of
