Events
September
27 Last
day of the New England Fishery Management Council meeting in Plymouth,
Massachusetts.
September
27 Two
public hearings for the Summer Flounder Commercial Issues Amendment in
New York and via webinar, hosted by the Mid-Atlantic Fishery Management
Council.
September
30–October 5 Rescheduled South Atlantic Fishery Management Council meeting in
Charleston, South Carolina.
October
1 and 4 Two free Protected Species Safe Handling, Identification,
and Release workshops in New Jersey and Florida.
October 1–9 North Pacific Fishery Management Council
meeting in Anchorage.
October
2 and 10 Public meeting and webinar on Florida’s Draft Restoration Plan I for
the Deepwater Horizon Natural Resource Damage Assessment.
October
2–4 Mid-Atlantic Fishery Management Council meeting in Cape May, New
Jersey.
October
4–November 9 Top NOAA
leaders will conduct public conferences around the nation about the Department of Commerce 2018–2022 Strategic
Plan.
October
15 Annual public meeting hosted by
the Texas Trustees Implementation Group about the Deepwater Horizon Natural Resource Damage Assessment process.
October
18 Free Atlantic
Shark Identification workshop in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina.
October 22–25 Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management
Council meeting in Mobile, Alabama.
October 23–24 Western Pacific Fishery Management
Council meeting in Saipan, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana
Islands.
October 26–27 Western Pacific Fishery Management Council meeting
in Tumon, Guam.
November
7-8 U.S. Aquaculture Innovation workshop and networking event in
Baltimore.
November
13–16 United
States–Japan Natural Resources Panel on Aquaculture Scientific Symposium in
Mystic, Connecticut.
Announcements
September
28 Applications due to attend the U.S.
Aquaculture Innovation workshop and networking event in Baltimore.
October
1 Proposals due for the 2019–2020 Atlantic Sea Scallop Research
Set-Aside Program.
October 1 Nominations due for advisors to the U.S. Section to the International Commission for the
Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT).
October
1 Applications due for groundfish sector at-sea monitor providers
for fishing years 2019 and 2020.
October
29 Proposals due for 2019 Community-Based Marine Debris Removal grants.
October
30 Applications due for 2019 Species Recovery Grants to Tribes.
October
31 Proposals due for funding to
document the distribution of surfclams
in the U.S. Northwest Atlantic.
November
1 Applications due for 2019 Species Recovery Grants to States.
Federal Register Actions
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