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Funded Projects

Future Seas III: Ensuring resilience and adaptive capacity of California Current System fisheries under climate-driven ecosystem shifts
  • Year Funded: 2023
  • Principal Investigators: Barbara Muhling, UC - Santa Cruz; Desiree Tommasi, UC - Santa Cruz; Mercedes Pozo Buil, UC - Santa Cruz; Isaac Kaplan, NOAA/NWFSC
NCLIM 2: Northeast U.S. Climate Integrated Modeling Initiative to meet ocean decision challenges
  • Year Funded: 2023
  • Principal Investigators: Lisa Kerr, University of Maine
Gendered dimensions of climate change impacts, adaptive capacity, and resilience in Maine’s coastal fisheries
  • Year Funded: 2023
  • Principal Investigators: Hillary Smith, University of Maine
Ecosystem-based management for community resilience – Collaboratively modeling Washington coastal estuaries
  • Year Funded: 2023
  • Principal Investigators: Melissa Poe, Washington Sea Grant
Gulf of Alaska Climate Integrated Modeling Project (GOA-CLIM) Phase 2: From climate to communities in the Gulf of Alaska: an integrated modeling approach to support the climate adaptation and resilience of fisheries management and fishing-dependent communities
  • Year Funded: 2023
  • Principal Investigators: Meaghan Bryan, NOAA Fisheries; Carey McGilliard, NOAA Fisheries; Marysia Szymkowiak, NOAA Fisheries; Cheryl Barnes, University of Washington; André Punt, University of Washington; Beth Fulton, CSIRO; Martin Dorn, University of Washington
The Alaska Climate Integrated Modeling project phase 3-A: synthesis and delivery of climate-integrated decision support systems for EBFM in the Bering Sea, Alaska
  • Year Funded: 2023
  • Principal Investigators: Kirstin Holsman, NOAA Fisheries; Kerim Aydin, NOAA Fisheries; Cody Szuwalski, NOAA Fisheries; Sarah Wise, NOAA Fisheries
Advancing climate informed decision-making tools for Alaska fishing communities through transdisciplinary research
  • Year Funded: 2023
  • Principal Investigators: Sarah Wise, NOAA Fisheries; Kirstin Holsman, NOAA Fisheries; Michael Smith, NOAA Fisheries
Advancing understanding of climate adaptation and resilience in Gulf of Alaska fishing communities.
  • Year Funded: 2023
  • Principal Investigators: Marysia Szymkowiak, NOAA Fisheries; Linda Behnken, Alaska Sustainable Fisheries Trust; Katrina Hoffman, Prince William Sound Science Center; Theresa Peterson, Alaska Marine Conservation Council
Impact of climate and ecosystem change on the California Current forage complex and the fishing communities and predators it sustains
  • Year Funded: 2020
  • Principal Investigators: Desiree Tommasi, UC Santa Cruz/NOAA Fisheries; Barbara Muhling, UC Santa Cruz/NOAA Fisheries; Isaac Kaplan, NOAA Fisheries
Development of an online climate and fisheries data dashboard for stakeholders in the Northeast Shelf Large Marine Ecosystem
  • Year Funded: 2016
  • Principal Investigators: Riley Young Morse, Gulf of Maine Research Institute (GMRI)
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