NMFS implements shallow-water grouper catch limits and recreational closed seasons for Gulf of America fisheries to reduce scamp and yellowmouth grouper harvest pending Amendment 58A development.
Department of Commerce seeks 60 days of public comment on information collection requirements for Coastal Zone Management Program Administration before submitting to OMB under the Paperwork Reduction Act.
NOAA extends emergency measures raising 2026 harvest limits for shortspine thornyhead, canary rockfish, and petrale sole in Pacific Coast groundfish fisheries to prevent economic hardship from restrictive catch allocations.
NMFS establishes 2026 commercial Pacific halibut fishing periods and limits for Area 2A off Washington, Oregon, and California to conserve stocks while enabling harvest of the IPHC allocation.
NMFS issues two consecutive 1-year incidental harassment authorizations to the U.S. Navy for marine mammal takes during the S50S/LNG and S499 Bulkheads Replacement Project at Naval Station Newport, Rhode Island.
Department of Labor seeks public comment on proposed extension of Medical Travel Refund Request forms (OWCP-957A for mileage, OWCP-957B for expenses) under the Paperwork Reduction Act.
Mid-Atlantic Fishery Management Council's Surfclam and Ocean Quahog Advisory Panel will hold a public webinar meeting to address regulatory and management matters affecting shellfish harvesters.
NMFS issued two incidental harassment authorizations to the City of Kodiak allowing marine mammal takes during St. Herman Harbor Infrastructure Rebuild Project phases in Alaska under Marine Mammal Protection Act regulations.
NMFS sets 2026 Northeast skate catch limits and projects 2027-2028 specifications, increasing trip possession limits for wing and bait fisheries based on New England Fishery Management Council recommendations.
NOAA establishes 2026 harvest specifications and management measures for golden tilefish and blueline tilefish fisheries in the Mid-Atlantic to prevent overfishing while allowing optimum yield.
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