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July 10, 2018 by adwhitt

Post-hurricane Assessment & Restoration of Coral Reefs in Puerto Rico

During this past spring, Azura partnered with Sea Ventures Marine Response Unit (MRU) to assess impacts to coral reefs in Puerto Rico from Hurricanes Maria and Irma. During 2017, Hurricanes Maria and Irma wreaked havoc on Puerto Rico. After Category 5 Irma skirted north of the main island on 6 September, Category 4 Maria struck Puerto […]

Filed Under: Category #4 Tagged With: coral assessment, coral restoration, coral triage, Endangered Species Act, natural resource management, NOAA, Puerto Rico, T&E species

November 15, 2017 by adwhitt

The Vaquita Porpoise Comes to Plano

On 2 November 2017, Collin College hosted “Net Loss: The Vanishing Vaquita Porpoise” at the Spring Creek Campus Living Legends Conference Center in Plano, Texas. This free event was dedicated to raising awareness of the most endangered marine mammal species in the world, the vaquita. We brought the plight of this tiny porpoise from Mexico […]

Filed Under: Category #4 Tagged With: acoustics, anthropogenic impacts, bycatch, environmental education, human impacts, Marine Mammal Protection Act, marine mammals, natural resource management, passive acoustic monitoring, public outreach, shipboard surveys, T&E species, vaquita

April 27, 2017 by adwhitt

U.S. Atlantic Offshore Wind Facilities & Marine Protected Species

With the U.S.’ first offshore wind farm up and spinning off Block Island, Rhode Island, and many more in various stages of development, regulators, scientists, and industry leaders are hot on the heels of conservation and management off the East Coast. How do we embrace this alternative energy technology while also protecting marine animals from […]

Filed Under: Category #4 Tagged With: acoustics, alternative energy, anthropogenic impacts, BOEM, human impacts, marine mammals, natural resource management, offshore wind, pile driving

October 21, 2016 by adwhitt

NOAA Completes EFH Impacts Report

NOAA Fisheries recently completed an updated draft of the report titled Impacts to Essential Fish Habitat from Non-Fishing Activities in Alaska. This report was first written in response to the Essential Fish Habitat (EFH) provisions of the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act (MSA). As part of a North Pacific Fisheries Management Council (NPFMC) and […]

Filed Under: Category #4 Tagged With: anthropogenic impacts, climate change, dreding, human impacts, natural resource management, NOAA, oil and gas, pile driving, salmon, T&E species

October 21, 2016 by adwhitt

Navy Completes Shock Trials for USS Jackson

Since June, the U.S. Navy has been conducting ship shock trials off the coast of Jacksonville, Florida, for two new littoral combat ship (LCS) designs in production. Each class of warship must undergo these series of controlled tests during which live explosives are set off near the ships to see how the hulls handle the […]

Filed Under: Category #4 Tagged With: aerial surveys, anthropogenic impacts, Endangered Species Act, human impacts, Marine Mammal Protection Act, marine mammals, natural resource management, Navy, sea turtles

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