Central New England Complex activities involve the development of partnerships to restore and manage interjurisdictional fishes and aquatic resources.

Chesapeake Bay Program - Information, data, maps, and publications about the Chesapeake Bay, the Chesapeake Bay Ecosystem, and the Chesapeake Bay Program.

The Coastal Marsh Project operated in the Department of Geography at the University of Maryland, College Park from 1993 to 1998. The purpose of the Project was to analyze the surface condition of coastal marshes and detect areas that were at risk for rapid loss of land area. Overall coastal marsh health and potential for deterioration were assessed for much of the east coast of the United States. The result of Project operations was the development of a Marsh Surface Condition data set and improved scientific analysis of coastal marshes.

Threats to the coral reefs of the world, and who's working to save them. The biologists have seen the future, and their message could not be clearer: Living coral reefs are the foundation of marine life, and thus a crucial support for human life, yet all over the world they are dead or dying because people are destroying them—killing them—at a catastrophic rate.

Calendar For Adopt-A-Brook Trout and Habitat Material. The table lists, for each month of the school year, a monthly theme and the materials about the topic. Materials are arranged with articles of general information first, followed by suggestions for student activities and articles that might be included in a student newsletter. The appendices provide some additional practical information about aquariums, chiller units, and tank/fish maintenance.

Mission statement, rationale and philosophy, scientific advisory committee, responsibilities and authority, request for proposals, application procedures, important notices and deadlines, literature cited, annual/final reports, metadata and data sets, investigator resources, funded proposals.

The mission of the Division of Commercial Fisheries is to manage, protect, rehabilitate, enhance, and develop fisheries and aquatic plant resources in the interest of the economy and general well-being of the state, consistent with the sustained yield principle and subject to allocations established through public regulatory processes. The division is responsible for management of the state's commercial, subsistence, and personal use fisheries; the rehabilitation and enhancement of existing fishery resources; and the development of new fisheries.