Newsletters

Healthy oceans new key to combating climate change: seagrasses to salt marshes among the most cost effective carbon capture and storage systems on the planet; Spotlight on marine spatial planning: what is it and why should we do it?; Around the coast: TNC’s Northwest Atlantic Marine Ecoregional Assessment; Atlantic Coast Fish Habitat Partnership (ACFHP) accepted by NFHAP; NOAA and partners announce South Atlantic Alliance; Council approves measures to protect largest deepwater coral reef in the South Atlantic

Working on a change: Chesapeake Bay draft reports released; Spotlight on the giant Pacific Ocean garbage patch: whose trash is that?!?; Legislative update: support for National Fish Habitat Conservation Act Needed; Around the coast: replenishing oysters in Delaware Bay; Not all boat suds are created equal: BoatUS Foundation tests “Green” boat suds; New information on coastal fish habitat issues

The Atlantic Coast Fish Habitat Partnership: fledgling now functional; Spotlight on a small bivalve with a big impact: restoration news from the Southeast Aquatic Resources Partnership; Energy update: framework for renewable energy development on the U.S. outer continental shelf approved; Around the coast: digging ditches in Indian River Lagoon; ‘Vandenberg’ artificial reef successfully deployed; MD, VA, and ACOE agree to preferred alternative for Chesapeake Bay oyster restoration; New guides for dealing with climate change on a local level