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Report on Endangered Species Recovery
Jul 11: Check out our progress with endangered species recovery in the 2010-2012 Biennial Report to Congress on the Recovery Program for Threatened and Endangered Species.
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Turtles Have Fingerprints?
Jun 14: New genetic technique with turtles reveals paternity and more.
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U.S. and Russia Complete Largest Ice Seal Survey
Jun 13: Researchers from U.S. and Russia completed the largest survey ever for seals that live in sea-ice habitat.
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To Protect Fin Whales, Listen Closely…
May 20: Scientists map out distinct populations of endangered fin whales based on differences in their songs.
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Saving Coho Salmon: It's All About the Timing
May 17: As NOAA biologists work to re-establish runs of coho salmon in California, they aim to bring back some of the diversity of the wild populations that once thrived there.
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The Keratin Connection
May 16: Experts with very different backgrounds join forces to protect endangered sea turtles.
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Study Analyzes Risks to Whales from Ship Traffic
Mar 29: Researchers identified areas off southern California with high numbers of whales and assessed their risk from potentially deadly collisions with commercial ship traffic in a newly released study.
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Public Comment Extended to List 66 Coral Species
Feb 25: The public comment period is extended for NOAA's proposed listing of 66 reef-building coral species under the Endangered Species Act.
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When One Endangered Species Eats Another
Jan 22: When one endangered species eats another, ecosystem-based management may be the only way to save them both: killer whales and chinook salmon.
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NOAA Helps Indonesian Team Protect Sea Turtles
July 2: NOAA scientists and an Indonesian turtle monitoring team study leatherback sea turtle nesting populations in Papua, Indonesia, to learn more about population decline factors to protect this endangered species.
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Turtle Bycatch Experiments Empower Students
May 29: Students have unique opportunity to work with NOAA Fisheries scientists to protect turtles from the impacts of fishing gear in Baja California, Mexico.
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NOAA Invites Comment on Coral Reports
April 13: NOAA announces the availability of several coral documents for public review and comment in response to a petition to list 83 species of coral under the Endangered Species Act. Photo Credit: Arkive, Franco Banfi
Endangered Species
