NOAA Fisheries Climate science strategy : highlights

Link, Jason S.; Griffis, Roger B., 1961-; Busch, Danielle Shallin

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NOAA Fisheries Climate science strategy : highlights

2015
By Link, Jason S. ; Griffis, Roger B., 1961- ; Busch, Danielle Shallin

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Link, Jason S. ; Griffis, Roger B., 1961- ; Busch, Danielle Shallin

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United States, National Marine Fisheries Service,
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NMFS (National Marine Fisheries Service)
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"Given the pace and scope of climate-related changes in marine and coastal ecosystems, the National Marine Fisheries Service (NOAA Fisheries) needs additional information, tools and actions to fulfill its mission to sustain LMRs and their ecosystems for the benefit of the nation. NOAA Fisheries and other decision-makers need better information on what is changing, what is at risk and what actions to take to prepare for and respond to changing climate and ocean conditions. Addressing these needs will help NOAA Fisheries, partners and affected communities take action to reduce impacts and increase resilience. The goal of this NOAA Fisheries Climate Science Strategy (Strategy) is to increase the production, delivery, and use of climate-related information required to fulfill NOAA Fisheries mandates. Although the information needed to understand, prepare for, and respond to climate change impacts on LMRs is diverse, this Strategy identifies seven common objectives to efficiently and effectively meet these information requirements"--Executive summary.
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[editors: Jason S. Link, Roger Griffis, Shallin Busch].

"August 2015."

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Climatic Factors Fisheries Fishery Resources Government Policy Management Marine Ecosystem Management Marine Resources Conservation Research
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United States
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