Monterey Bay Aquarium Foundation

AQUARIUM-WIDE CLIMATE CHANGE AND THE OCEAN INITIATIVE: PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT FROM AWARENESS TO ACTION

THE MONTEREY BAY AQUARIUM WILL LEAD AN INITIATIVE TO CREATE AN INDUSTRY WIDE STANDARD AND TOOL THAT REDUCES CARBON EMISSIONS IN THE DAILY OPERATIONS OF ZOOS AND AQUARIUMS. IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE AQUARIUM CONSERVATION PARTNERSHIP, A COALITION OF U.S. AQUARIUMS, AND EXPERT ADVISORS, THE TEAM WILL ADVANCE A COLLECTIVE CONSERVATION PRIORITY TO COMBAT THE ONE OF THE CAUSES OF CLIMATE CHANGE. PROJECT ACTIVITIES WILL INCLUDE CREATING AND TESTING A GREENHOUSE GAS INVENTORY TOOL, DEVELOPING TOOLKITS FOR ZOOS AND AQUARIUMS TO USE IN CREATING MESSAGING CAMPAIGNS FOR PUBLIC CALLS TO ACTION, AND SHARING THE FINAL GREENHOUSE GAS INVENTORY TOOL ALONG WITH STAFF TRAINING. AS A RESULT, PARTICIPATING ZOOS AND AQUARIUMS WILL BUILD STAFF CAPACITY TO ASSESS AND REDUCE CARBON EMISSIONS; ENGAGE, INSPIRE, AND MOBILIZE THEIR AUDIENCES TO TAKE CLIMATE ACTION; AND MODEL CLIMATE ACTION WHILE SHARING TOOLS TO BENEFIT THE AQUARIUM, ZOO, AND MUSEUM COMMUNITY.

A NATIONAL COALITION OF AQUARIUMS EDUCATING ABOUT CLIMATE CHANGE

TEEN CONSERVATION LEADERSHIP

ELECTRONIC TAGGING AND POPULATION STRUCTURE OF NORTHERN BLUEFIN TUNA

BUILDING OCEAN AWARENESS TOGETHER (BOAT): INTERPRETING CHALLENGING OCEAN ISSUES

THE NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION (NOAA) IS PROVIDING $749,926 IN FEDERAL FUNDING TO THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE THROUGH THE INFLATION REDUCTION ACT. THIS FUNDING WILL BUILD THE ABILITY OF THE GREAT BAY NATIONAL ESTUARINE RESEARCH RESERVE (NERR) WITHIN THE NEW HAMPSHIRE FISH AND GAME DEPARTMENT (NHFG) TO COMPLETE THE GLENN COVE IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT. THE IMPROVEMENTS INCLUDE, BUILDING A SMALL PARKING LOT TO SERVE THE PAVILION, CONSTRUCTING A GARAGE, AND MOVING ONE COTTAGE TO ANOTHER PART OF THE PROPERTY.

ELECTRONIC TAGGING AND POPULATION STRUCTURE OF NORTHERN BLUEFIN TUNA

THE MONTEREY BAY AQUARIUM (AQUARIUM) PROPOSES TO PROVIDE THE U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE (SERVICE) WITH A REVISED RECOVERY PLAN INCLUDING A RECOVERY IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGY (RIS) FOR THE SOUTHERN SEA OTTER (ENHYDRA LUTRIS NEREIS). THE CURRENT RECOVERY PLAN IS TWENTY YEARS OLD. SINCE PUBLICATION OF THE PLAN IN 2003 SCIENTIFIC STUDIES AND ONGOING MONITORING HAVE DEMONSTRATED NEW AND INTENSIFIED THREATS TO SPECIES RECOVERY AND CHANGED OUR UNDERSTANDING OF WHAT IS NEEDED FOR RECOVERY. THE PROPOSED RECOVERY PLAN UPDATE IS AN ELIGIBLE PROJECT TYPE FOR THE RECOVERY CHALLENGE PROGRAM BECAUSE THE LEAD FIELD OFFICE FOR THE SOUTHERN SEA OTTER (VENTURA FISH AND WILDLIFE OFFICE) HAS CONCLUDED THAT THE EXISTING RECOVERY CRITERIA ARE INVALID AND THAT A REVISED RECOVERY PLAN IS A HIGH PRIORITY. WITHOUT AN UPDATE THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN EFFECTIVE AND COORDINATED RECOVERY STRATEGY FOR THE SOUTHERN SEA OTTER WILL BE SIGNIFICANTLY HINDERED.THE SOUTHERN SEA OTTER CONTINUES TO BE LISTED AS THREATENED UNDER THE U.S. ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT. THE AQUARIUM LEADS THE SOUTHERN SEA OTTER LIVE STRANDING RESPONSE AND REHABILITATION AND RELEASE NETWORK IN CALIFORNIA AND HAS BEEN A KEY COLLABORATOR IN SOUTHERN SEA OTTER RESEARCH AND POPULATION MONITORING WITH STATE AND FEDERAL AGENCIES. AS SUCH THE AQUARIUM IS WELL POSITIONED TO WORK WITH THE SERVICE TO EXPEDITE THE REVISION OF THE RECOVERY PLAN AND RIS.A DRAFT RECOVERY PLAN AND RIS WILL BE COMPLETED WITHIN THE FIRST YEAR OF THE GRANT PERIOD WITH THE FINAL VERSIONS OF THESE DOCUMENTS READY FOR PUBLICATION BY THE END OF THE SECOND YEAR. THE PROJECT TEAM WILL UPDATE THE RECOVERY PLAN RECOMMENDED STRATEGIES AND DELISTING CRITERIA AND THREATS TO BE MITIGATED AND RECOVERY ACTIONS. THE MOST RECENT RESEARCH ON SOUTHERN SEA OTTER POPULATION GENETICS AND HEALTH HAZARDS AND RANGE EXPANSION WILL INFORM THE UPDATES. THESE WILL INCLUDE (1) SITE SPECIFIC MANAGEMENT ACTIONS (2) OBJECTIVE MEASURABLE DOWNLISTING AND DELISTING CRITERIA AND (3) TIME AND COST ESTIMATES TO ACHIEVE DELISTING. IN ORDER TO SIMULATE THE RESULTS OF POTENTIAL SITE SPECIFIC MANAGEMENT ACTIONS AND TO INFORM THE DEVELOPMENT OF RECOVERY CRITERIA THE AQUARIUM WILL APPLY AN INTEGRATED POPULATION MODEL (IPM) FRAMEWORK THAT INCORPORATES ALL AVAILABLE DATA ON SOUTHERN SEA OTTER TRENDS AND VITAL RATES AND DISPERSAL RATES AND MORTALITY RISK FACTORS.PROJECT ACTIVITIES WILL INCLUDE SYNTHESIZING RECENT RESEARCH AND WORKING WITH PROJECT CONSULTANT NHYDRA ECOLOGICAL CONSULTING ON THE IPM AND RECOVERY SCENARIOS. DRAFTING THE UPDATED RECOVERY PLAN AND RIS ARE A LARGE PART OF THE PROJECT. ADDITIONALLY THE PROJECT INCLUDES TWO FULL DAY REVIEW SESSIONS WITH SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTS ON SOUTHERN SEA OTTER GENETICS AND ECOLOGY AS WELL AS THREATS AND OTHER FACTORS AFFECTING THEIR STATUS. THEIR INPUT AND EXPERT FEEDBACK WILL BECOME PART OF THE UPDATED PLAN AND RIS. UPON COMPLETION OF A DRAFT RECOVERY PLAN AND RIS THERE WILL BE A PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD. INFORMATION RECEIVED DURING THE PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD WILL INFORM THE FINAL VERSION OF THE RECOVERY PLAN. ONCE PUBLISHED THE UPDATED RECOVERY PLAN AND RIS WILL PROVIDE ALL STAKEHOLDERS WITH AN OVERALL STRATEGY AND CRITERIA PLUS THE TIMELINE AND COST TO ACHIEVE SOUTHERN SEA OTTER RECOVERY. THE PLAN WILL INCLUDE AN ADAPTABLE IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGY THAT INCLUDES SPECIFIC RECOVERY ACTIVITIES. THIS SHARED ROADMAP WILL HELP ORIENT ACTIVITIES TOWARD ACHIEVING THE LONG TERM RECOVERY OF THE SPECIES.

THE MONTEREY BAY AQUARIUM WILL USE AN ITERATIVE PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT PROCESS TO STRENGTHEN AND EXPAND ITS TEEN PROGRAMMING TO INSPIRE YOUTH TO CONSERVE THE OCEAN AND ITS VAST RESOURCES. THE TEEN PATHWAYS: INSPIRING FUTURE OCEAN STEWARDS PROJECT WILL INCREASE THE NUMBER OF TEENS THE AQUARIUM ENGAGES IN OCEAN SCIENCE, ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH, SERVICE LEARNING, AND CONSERVATION ACTION. THE PROJECT WILL CREATE OPPORTUNITIES FOR MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL TEENS TO STRENGTHEN THEIR KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND COMMITMENT TO CONSERVATION THAT WILL CONTINUE INTO AND BEYOND COLLEGE. THE PROJECT TEAM WILL COMPLETE AN ONGOING DEVELOPMENT PROCESS BY IMPLEMENTING NEW PROJECT-BASED SCIENCE AND CONSERVATION PROGRAMS FOR 7TH-9TH GRADE STUDENTS THAT PROVIDE A PATHWAY TO THE AQUARIUM'S HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMS. THE TEAM WILL ALSO REVAMP ITS EXISTING LEADERSHIP PROGRAM FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS AND REFINE ITS OTHER TEEN OFFERINGS. THE PROGRAMS WILL ALIGN WITH NEXT GENERATION SCIENCE STANDARDS AND THE OCEAN LITERACY FRAMEWORK.

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BETWEEN 2020-2023, ON AVERAGE 297 DECEASED, SICK, INJURED, OR ORPHANED SEA OTTERS STRANDED IN CALIFORNIA ANNUALLY. AN EVIDENCE-BASED WAY TO SUPPORT THE SEA OTTER POPULATION IS TO RESCUE AND REHABILITATE STRANDED SEA OTTERS, INCLUDING ORPHANED PUPS, AND RETURN THEM BACK TO THE WILD. THE SOUTHERN SEA OTTER POPULATION CONTINUES TO REMAIN THREATENED, LIMITED IN RANGE, AND VULNERABLE TO SHARK BITE MORTALITY, DISEASE, AND HABITAT CHANGES. RESPONDING TO AND DOCUMENTING LIVE AND DEAD SEA OTTER STRANDINGS AS WELL AS FACTORS RELATED TO SUCCESSFUL REHABILITATION AND RELEASE OF SEA OTTERS INCREASES KNOWLEDGE ABOUT FACTORS THAT AFFECT SEA OTTER HEALTH AND THREATS TO THE SPECIES AND ECOSYSTEM. THIS INFORMATION IS ESSENTIAL TO SEA OTTER MANAGEMENT AND RECOVERY PLANS AND HELPS IDENTIFY EMERGING THREATS TO THE POPULATION. US FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE FUNDING WILL ALLOW THE MONTEREY BAY AQUARIUM TO ACHIEVE ITS GOAL TO A) PROVIDE DIRECT RESPONSE TO STRANDINGS AND B) SURROGATE-REAR ORPHANED PUPS FOR RELEASE WITHIN THEIR RANGE IN CENTRAL CALIFORNIA. OUR OBJECTIVES INCLUDE:1. COORDINATE WITH STRANDING NETWORK PARTNERS TO HANDLE APPROXIMATELY 150 SEA OTTER STRANDING REPORTS FOR LIVE AND DECEASED SOUTHERN SEA OTTERS.2. COLLECT APPROXIMATELY 50 DECEASED SEA OTTERS AND REPORT PRELIMINARY DATA TO CDFW.3. PROVIDE VETERINARY CARE AND REHABILITATION TO 5 RESCUED SEA OTTERS OVER A ONE YEAR PERIOD, INCLUDING SURROGATE RAISING ORPHANED PUPS WHEN FEASIBLE.4. GENERATE DATA THAT INCREASES SCIENCE-BASED UNDERSTANDING OF THREATS TO THE SOUTHERN SEA OTTER POPULATION TO INFORM RECOVERY MANAGEMENT AND RAISE PUBLIC AWARENESS.TO ACHIEVE THE PROJECTS GOALS, MONTEREY BAY AQUARIUM STAFF WILL COORDINATE WITH STRANDING NETWORK PARTNERS TO RESPOND TO SEA OTTER STRANDING REPORTS, COLLECT DECEASED SEA OTTERS, RESCUE LIVE-STRANDED SEA OTTERS, PROVIDE HUSBANDRY AND VETERINARY CARE TO RESCUED SEA OTTERS, AND SURROGATE-RAISE AND RELEASE STRANDED SEA OTTER PUPS. AQUARIUM STAFF WILL TRANSFER RESCUED SEA OTTERS TO ANOTHER AQUARIUM OR ZOO WHEN DEEMED NON-RELEASABLE BY THE US FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE. AFTER RELEASE, AQUARIUM STAFF WILL CONDUCT POST-RELEASE MONITORING TO ENSURE THE HEALTH AND WELL-BEING OF THE RELEASED OTTER, AND WHEN NECESSARY WILL RECAPTURE RELEASED SEA OTTERS TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL CARE BEFORE RELEASING THEM AGAIN. AQUARIUM STAFF WILL ALSO GENERATE DATA TO INCREASE UNDERSTANDING OF THREATS TO THE SEA OTTER POPULATION TO INFORM MANAGEMENT AND RECOVERY PLANS, AND EXPAND THE PUBLICS UNDERSTANDING OF SEA OTTERS, THEIR ROLE IN HEALTHY ECOSYSTEMS, THREATS TO THE POPULATION, AND WHAT STEPS THE PUBLIC CAN TAKE TO PROTECT THIS THREATENED SPECIES.

BETWEEN 20192022 ON AVERAGE 340 DECEASED SICK INJURED OR ORPHANED SEA OTTERS STRANDED IN CALIFORNIA ANNUALLY. RESPONDING TO AND DOCUMENTING BOTH LIVE AND DEAD STRANDINGS THROUGHOUT THE SEA OTTERS RANGE AND THEN REHABILITATING STRANDED OTTERS AND RETURNING THEM BACK TO THE WILD ARE CRITICAL ACTIVITIES PROVEN TO SUPPORT THE SOUTHERN SEA OTTER POPULATION. THIS POPULATION REMAINS THREATENED LIMITED IN RANGE AND VULNERABLE TO SHARK BITE MORTALITY DISEASE AND HABITAT CHANGES. GATHERING KNOWLEDGE FROM STRANDINGS AND PROVIDING HUMANE CARE TO LIVESTRANDED OTTERS BEFORE REHABILITATING INCLUDING SURROGATEREARING ORPHANED WILD PUPS AND RELEASING THEM BACK TO THE WILD IS ESSENTIAL TO THE LARGER SEA OTTER MANAGEMENT AND RECOVERY PLANS AND HELPS US IDENTIFY EMERGING THREATS TO THE RECOVERY OF THE POPULATION. SUPPORT FROM THE US FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE WILL ALLOW THE MONTEREY BAY AQUARIUM TO A PROVIDE DIRECT RESPONSE TO SOUTHERN SEA OTTER STRANDINGS AND B SURROGATEREAR ORPHANED PUPS FOR RELEASE WITHIN THEIR RANGE IN CENTRAL CALIFORNIA. OUR OBJECTIVES INCLUDE:1. COORDINATE WITH STRANDING NETWORK PARTNERS TO HANDLE APPROXIMATELY 150 SEA OTTER STRANDING REPORTS FOR LIVE AND DECEASED SOUTHERN SEA OTTERS.2. COLLECT APPROXIMATELY 50 DECEASED SEA OTTERS AND REPORT PRELIMINARY DATA TO CDFW.3. PROVIDE CRITICAL CARE FOR 5 RESCUED SEA OTTERS OVER A ONEYEAR PERIOD INCLUDING SURROGATE RAISING ORPHANED PUPS WHEN FEASIBLE.4. GENERATE DATA THAT INCREASES SCIENCEBASED UNDERSTANDING OF THREATS TO THE SOUTHERN SEA OTTER POPULATION TO INFORM RECOVERY MANAGEMENT AND RAISE PUBLIC AWARENESS.TO ACHIEVE THE PROJECTS GOALS MONTEREY BAY AQUARIUM STAFF WILL COORDINATE WITH STRANDING NETWORK PARTNERS TO RESPOND TO SEA OTTER STRANDING REPORTS COLLECT DECEASED SEA OTTERS RESCUE LIVESTRANDED SEA OTTERS PROVIDE HUSBANDRY AND VETERINARY CARE TO RESCUED SEA OTTERS AND SURROGATERAISE AND RELEASE STRANDED SEA OTTER PUPS. AQUARIUM STAFF WILL ALSO TRANSFER RESCUED SEA OTTERS TO ANOTHER AQUARIUM OR ZOO WHEN DEEMED NONRELEASABLE BY THE US FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE. AFTER RELEASE AQUARIUM STAFF WILL CONDUCT POSTRELEASE MONITORING TO ENSURE THE HEALTH AND WELLBEING OF THE RELEASED OTTER AND WHEN NECESSARY WILL RECAPTURE RELEASED SEA OTTERS TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL CARE BEFORE RELEASING THEM AGAIN. AQUARIUM STAFF WILL ALSO GENERATE DATA TO INCREASE UNDERSTANDING OF THREATS TO THE SEA OTTER POPULATION TO INFORM MANAGEMENT AND RECOVERY PLANS AND EXPAND THE PUBLICS UNDERSTANDING OF SEA OTTERS THEIR ROLE IN HEALTHY ECOSYSTEMS THREATS TO THE POPULATION AND WHAT STEPS THE PUBLIC CAN TAKE TO PROTECT THIS THREATENED SPECIES.

ON AVERAGE, 340 DECEASED, SICK, INJURED, OR ORPHANED SOUTHERN SEA OTTERS STRANDED IN CALIFORNIA ANNUALLYBETWEEN 2019 AND 2022. A PROVEN WAY TO SUPPLEMENT THE SEA OTTER POPULATION IS TO RESCUE ANDREHABILITATE STRANDED SEA OTTERS, INCLUDING ORPHANED PUPS, AND RETURN THEM BACK TO THE WILD. THIS ISESPECIALLY IMPORTANT AS THE SEA OTTER POPULATION CONTINUES TO REMAIN THREATENED, LIMITED IN RANGE, ANDVULNERABLE TO SHARK BITE MORTALITY, INFECTIOUS DISEASES, HUMAN-CAUSED POLLUTANTS AND PETROLEUM SPILLS.RESPONDING TO AND DOCUMENTING LIVE AND DEAD SEA OTTER STRANDINGS AS WELL AS FACTORS RELATED TOSUCCESSFUL REHABILITATION AND RELEASE OF SEA OTTERS INCREASES KNOWLEDGE ABOUT FACTORS THAT AFFECT SEAOTTER HEALTH AND THREATS TO THE SPECIES AND ITS ECOSYSTEM. THIS INFORMATION IS ESSENTIAL TO SEA OTTERMANAGEMENT AND RECOVERY PLANS AND HELPS IDENTIFY EMERGING THREATS TO THE POPULATION SUCH ASPREDATION, DISEASE, OR HABITAT CHANGES.US FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE FUNDING WILL ALLOW THE MONTEREY BAY AQUARIUM TO ACHIEVE ITS GOAL TO (A)PROVIDE DIRECT RESPONSE TO STRANDINGS AND (B) REHABILITATE AND RELEASE SEA OTTERS WITHIN THEIR RANGE INCENTRAL CALIFORNIA. OUR OBJECTIVES INCLUDE:1. COORDINATE WITH STRANDING NETWORK PARTNERS TO RESPOND TO APPROXIMATELY 120 SEA OTTER STRANDINGREPORTS FOR LIVE AND DECEASED SOUTHERN SEA OTTERS.2. COLLECT APPROXIMATELY 50 DECEASED SEA OTTERS AND REPORT PRELIMINARY DATA TO CDFW.3. PROVIDE VETERINARY CARE AND REHABILITATION TO AT LEAST 3 RESCUED SEA OTTERS THAT WE WILL RELEASE BACKTO THE WILD AND MONITOR.4. GENERATE DATA THAT INCREASES SCIENCE-BASED UNDERSTANDING OF THREATS TO THE SOUTHERN SEA OTTERPOPULATION TO INFORM RECOVERY MANAGEMENT AND RAISE PUBLIC AWARENESS.TO ACHIEVE THE PROJECTS GOALS, MONTEREY BAY AQUARIUM STAFF WILL COORDINATE WITH STRANDING NETWORKPARTNERS TO RESPOND TO SEA OTTER STRANDING REPORTS, COLLECT DECEASED SEA OTTERS, RESCUE LIVE-STRANDED SEAOTTERS, AND PROVIDE HUSBANDRY AND VETERINARY CARE TO RESCUED SEA OTTERS. AS CAPACITY ALLOWS, AQUARIUMSTAFF WILL MOVE RESCUED SEA OTTERS INTO THE AQUARIUMS REHABILITATION OR SURROGACY PROGRAMS FOR FUTURERELEASE BACK TO THE WILD OR TRANSFER THEM TO ANOTHER AQUARIUM OR ZOO WHEN DEEMED NON-RELEASABLE BYTHE US FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE. AFTER RELEASE, AQUARIUM STAFF WILL CONDUCT POST-RELEASE MONITORING TOENSURE THE HEALTH AND WELL-BEING OF THE RELEASED SEA OTTER. WHEN NECESSARY, AQUARIUM STAFF WILLRECAPTURE RELEASED SEA OTTERS TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL CARE BEFORE RELEASING THEM TO THE WILD AGAIN.AQUARIUM STAFF WILL ALSO GENERATE DATA TO INCREASE UNDERSTANDING OF THREATS TO THE SEA OTTER POPULATIONTO INFORM MANAGEMENT AND RECOVERY PLANS, AND EXPAND THE PUBLICS UNDERSTANDING OF SEA OTTERS, THEIRROLE IN HEALTHY ECOSYSTEMS, THREATS TO THE POPULATION, AND WHAT STEPS THE PUBLIC CAN TAKE TO PROTECT THISTHREATENED SPECIES.

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CRITICAL SUPPORT FOR LIVE-STRANDING RESPONSE FOR THE SOUTHERN SEA OTTER

EXPANDING SOUTHERN SEA OTTER POPULATION THROUGH SURROGACY

THE MONTEREY BAY AQUARIUM WILL COORDINATE WITH PARTNERS TO RESPOND TO SOUTHERN SEA OTTER STRANDING REPORTS, COLLECT DECEASED SEA OTTERS, RESCUE LIVE-STRANDED SEA OTTERS, PROVIDE VETERINARY CARE, GENERATE DATA TO INCREASE SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE THAT INFORMS RECOVERY PLANS, AND EXPAND PUBLIC UNDERSTANDING OF THIS THREATENED SPECIES.

SUPPORTING SOUTHERN SEA OTTER REHABILITATION AND RECOVERY EFFORTS

THE MONTEREY BAY AQUARIUM WILL IMPLEMENT THE WATSONVILLE AREA TEENS CONSERVING HABITATS PROGRAM (WATCH). THIS YEARLONG ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION EXPERI

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OCEAN PLASTIC POLLUTION SUMMIT FOR TEACHERS

THE MONTEREY BAY AQUARIUM WILL EDUCATE ONE-HUNDRED K-12 TEACHERS ABOUT OCEAN PLASTIC POLLUTION, A COMPLEX ISSUE. THE TEACHERS WILL BE TRAINED TO COND

HISTORICAL DATA MINING TO INFORM BLUEFIN TUNA STOCK ASSESSMENTS

NATIONAL MARINE EDUCATORS ASSOCIATION ANNUAL CONFERENCE, NMEA09: ONE WORLD CONSERVING ONE OCEAN

BLUEFIN FUTURES SYMPOSIUM