01:58
Humboldt Squid in Sur Canyon
09:47
NOAA Fisheries Service's New Autonomous Underwater Vehicle
03:04
Leatherback Turtles in the Pacific V: Suction Cup Tagging
02:49
Acoustic and ROV Survey Techniques: Part II
06:00
Acoustic and ROV Survey Techniques: Part I
02:15
Coastwide Sardine Survey V: Trawling for Fish
02:29
Leatherback: Satellite Tracking Solomon Islands
04:24
Leatherbacks: Variable Pacific Ecosystems
08:30
Race To Save the White Abalone
02:02
Market Squid V: Producing an Egg Capsule in La Jolla Canyon
00:23
Market Squid IV: Bat Ray Feeding on Market Squid in La Jolla
00:10
Market Squid I: Aggregation in La Jolla Canyon
00:11
Market Squid III: Depositing Eggs in La Jolla Canyon
00:09
Market Squid II: Spawning: La Jolla Canyon
02:40
Leatherbacks: New Pacific Questions
05:46
Submersible Dive Off Southern California
02:16
Leatherbacks: Pacific Upwelling & Jellyfish
05:55
Leatherbacks: Solomon Islands Conservation
05:42
Solomon Islands Leatherback Turtles I: Sasakolo Beach
03:52
Leatherbacks: Litoghahira, Solomon Islands
00:13
Gopher Rockfish
01:01
Cowcod & Bocaccio Rockfish
00:42
Juvenile Sunfish at Tanner Bank
00:20
Black & Yellow Rockfish
00:13
Copper Rockfish
02:56
Coastwide Sardine Survey IV: CTD deployment
02:44
Sampling fish eggs at sea
02:26
Acoustic Mapping of Fish Schools
02:05
California marine mammals & seabirds
01:17
San Clemente Island Marine Mammal Aerial Survey
02:04
Minke Whale Boing Sound- Anatomy of a "Boing"
07:05
Mark Harris Teacher at Sea
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About
The Southwest Fisheries Science Center (SWFSC) is the research arm of NOAA's National Marine Fisheries Service in the southwest region of the United States. Center scientists conduct marine biological, economic and oceanographic research, observations and monitoring on living marine resources and their environment throughout the Pacific Ocean and in the Southern Ocean off Antarctica. The mission of the SWFSC is to generate the scientific information necessary for the conservation and management of the region's living marine resources including marine and anadromous fish, marine mammal, marine turtle and invertebrate populations, to ensure that they remain at healthy and sustainable levels.
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