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Funded Projects

Understanding climate impacts on American shad recovery, fisheries management, and influences of dams
  • Year Funded: 2017
  • Principal Investigators: Daniel Stich, State University of New York (SUNY) College at Oneonta
The Alaska climate integrate modeling project phase 2: Building pathways to resilience, through evaluation of climate impacts, risk, and adaptation responses of marine ecosystems, fisheries, and coastal communities in the Bering Sea, Alaska
  • Year Funded: 2020
  • Principal Investigators: Anne Hollowed, NOAA Fisheries
From physics to fisheries: A social-ecological management strategy evaluation for the California Current Large Marine Ecosystem
  • Year Funded: 2017
  • Principal Investigators: Michael Jacox, University of California Santa Cruz
Evaluating social‐ecological vulnerability and climate adaptation strategies for Northeast U.S. fishing communities
  • Year Funded: 2015
  • Principal Investigators: Katherine Mills (Gulf of Maine Research Institute)
Robust harvest strategies for responding to climate induced changes in fish productivity
  • Year Funded: 2015
  • Principal Investigators: Jeremy Collie (University of Rhode Island)
Climate velocity over the 21st century and its implications for fisheries management in the Northeast U.S.
  • Year Funded: 2015
  • Principal Investigators: Malin Pinsky (Rutgers University)
A high-resolution physical-biological study of the Northeast U.S. shelf: past variability and future change
  • Year Funded: 2015
  • Principal Investigators: Enrique Curchitser (Rutgers University), Michael Alexander (Earth Systems Research Laboratory)
Indicators of habitat change affecting three key commercial species of the U.S. Northeast Shelf: A design to facilitate proactive management in the face of climate change
  • Year Funded: 2015
  • Principal Investigators: Brad Seibel (University of Rhode Island), Vincent Saba (NOAA Northeast Fisheries Science Center), Peter Moore (University of Delaware - MARACOOS), Grace Saba (Rutgers University)
Predicting social impacts of climate change in fisheries
  • Year Funded: 2015
  • Principal Investigators: Steven Scyphers (Northeastern University)
Ecosystem tipping points in the North Pacific: identifying thresholds in response to climate change and potential management strategies
  • Year Funded: 2015
  • Principal Investigators: Franciso Werner (NOAA SWFSC) and Robert Webb (NOAA Earth Systems Research Laboratory)
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