NOAA Fisheries Habitat News
Highlights Florida Creek Restoration Benefits Fish and People in Jacksonville NOAA’s restoration investments don’t just support fish—they build healthier, more resilient communities. For decades, Jacksonville’s McCoys Creek flooded with every […]
eDNA: An exciting new tool for fisheries research
Studying aquatic organisms is challenging. Unlike counting sheep in a pasture, counting fish in the water is much more difficult. The most effective method varies considerably among species. Fisheries scientists […]
Oyster aquaculture provides habitat for fish and invertebrates
Eastern oysters (Crassostrea virginica) have traditionally been farmed on leased shellfish beds in estuaries. The most common oyster farming technique in Connecticut waters is called bottom culture. In bottom culture, […]
