Happy #WomensHistoryMonth! We’ve got 4yrs of interviews w/ our women scientists talking about their science journey, importance of mentors, overcoming obstacles, imposter syndrome, inspiration, more! Check it out here: https://t.co/btLMF1TZ47. #InHerWords#WOMENofNOAA#WHM2021
Scientific collaboration to improve fisheries management. Scientists from @UCONN, @NOAAFish_NEFSC, @CFRF_RI
& @RutgerU are studying the economic & social effects of #oceanacidification on scallop fisheries & how to best navigate the future. Read more: https://t.co/AgYjgoNorQ
New interactive #commercialfishing performance measures website gives users a better picture of how well a fishery & dependent communities are doing. Data are aggregated by fishery mgmt plan, can be downloaded, includes economic & social metrics. Details: https://t.co/M1smaHMZ9J.
We asked @EatingEcosystem@fishermens_view@redsbest & other stakeholders/industry partners for their best seafood tips to empower the home chef in selecting & cooking our region's wild-caught seafood: https://t.co/wMDbNjvNKt. #EatSeafoodAmerica
.@OA_NOAA awarded funding for assessing vulnerability of sea scallop social-ecological system in the northeast. Study led by Lisa Colburn, Deborah Hart, Shannon Meseck, and collaborators at @UConn, @CFRF_RI, @RutgersU: More about their project: https://t.co/torlSHYGQX.
.@OA_NOAA awarded funding for assessing vulnerability of sea scallop social-ecological system in the northeast. Study led by Lisa Colburn, Deborah Hart, Shannon Meseck, and collaborators at @UConn, @CFRF_RI, @RutgersU: More about their project: https://t.co/torlSHYGQX.
What a fantastic achievement in a pandemic year. Huge thanks to @ICES_ASC network of experts 4 their efforts, tenacity & innovation. We kept producing advice 4 requesters. Read it all https://t.co/LjGrTfemqt @osparcomm@EU_MARE@EU_ENV#neafc@NOAAFish_NEFSC@DefraGovUK#NASCO
America, I’m honored that you have chosen me to lead our great country.
The work ahead of us will be hard, but I promise you this: I will be a President for all Americans — whether you voted for me or not.
I will keep the faith that you have placed in me.
For World Oceans Day 2020, we asked our community what the oceans mean to us and why we continue to advance and share scientific understanding of our marine ecosystems.
Take a trip around our member countries as we say Happy World Oceans Day from all at ICES!
‼️ IMPORTANT notice to all #MSEAS2020 participants ‼️
We regret to announce that MSEAS 2020 symposium is POSTPONED. Further info has been sent to you via e-mail & is also available on our website: https://t.co/iajJahTx7h. We will keep you updated on new plans as they materialize.
We hope that this partial information will help with some aspects of your planning and we really do hope that you will “stick with us” for this exciting symposium.
All important updates can be found on our website: https://t.co/HDCThh9q3H (2/2)
Dear #MSEAS2020 participants and @MSEAS_net followers! We have decided to postpone the symposium until May 2021. At this point we can't yet confirm the exact dates, but we will continue to work on this and let you know about the timing as soon as possible. (1/2)
Gone fishing?
WGSOCIAL, an @ICES_ASC group that focuses on integrating social sciences into our work, have been looking at the social impacts of #COVID19 on fishing industries.
@MarloesKraan, #LisaLColburn, and Amber Himes-Cornell tell us more:
https://t.co/xi46FVy8vy
We are finding something similar in the US. We call it “graying of the fleet”. I am working on a project now to understand what draws young fishermen into the induatry.
Nearly all the fishermen I have interviewed (both young and old) name access to quota as the biggest barrier preventing people from entering (and staying!) in the industry. The system never accounted for the next generation- a fatal flaw in fisheries management