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IATTC Fishery Management Actions for 2004 - 10/1/04 (PDF)

Pacific Coast Groundfish - Inseason Adjustments to Commercial and Recreational Fisheries - 10/1/04 (PDF)

Request for Nominations to Fill a Vacancy on the Salmon Advisory Subpanel - 9/27/04

Request for Nominations to Fill a Vacancy on the Coastal Pelagic Species Advisory Subpanel - 9/27/04

NMFS proposes a rule to implement the 2005 – 2006 fishery specifications and management measures for groundfish taken in the U.S. EEZ off the coasts of Washington, Oregon, and California

Announcement on Public Hearings for Proposed New Hatchery Policy and ESA Listings (PDF)

Final Rule to Implement the International Dolphin Conservation Program Act (PDF)

Announcement of Public Hearings for Proposed Endangered Species Act Hatchery Listing Policy and Listing Determinations for West Coast Salmon and Steelhead

Update on the Alsea Valley Alliance v. Evans U.S. District Court Ruling, August 25, 2004

NOAA Fisheries' Response to the Alsea Valley Alliance v. Evans U.S. District Court Ruling (Alsea decision) - May 28, 2004

Guide for Complying with the Vessel Fishing Requirements of the U.S. - Canada Albacore Treaty - June 2004

Final Rule for HMS Fishery Management Plan (PDF)

News Archive (2003/2004)

Essential Fish Habitat

The Southwest Region is one of the National Marine Fisheries Service's six regional offices and six research centers located throughout the United States. Its programs assess, manage, and promote the conservation of living marine resources through these divisions.
Serving the Southwestern United States, and Islands of the Pacific Ocean since 1964, the Southwest Region continues to ensure that the living marine resources of the Pacific are used wisely.

Sustainable Fisheries Division

Habitat Conservation Division

Santa Rosa Office

Protected Resources Division

Santa Rosa Office

Sacramento Area Office

Southwest Fisheries Science Center

Santa Cruz Lab