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Find similar grants2025 Sea Scallop Research Set Aside Program is sponsored by NOAA National Marine Fisheries Service. Supports research on sea scallop populations and habitats to inform sustainable fisheries management.
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Greater Atlantic Region - Research Set-Aside Programs | NOAA Fisheries Greater Atlantic Research Set-Aside Program Research Set-Aside Programs have a demonstrated track record for supporting applied research that informs fishery management decisions and supports sustainable fisheries. Research Set-Aside (RSA) Programs are unique to federal fisheries in the Greater Atlantic Region. No Federal funds are provided to support the research.
Instead, research funds are generated through the sale of set-aside allocations for quota managed or days-at-sea (DAS) managed fisheries. There are active grants under the Scallop and Monkfish RSA Programs. The Mid-Atlantic and Atlantic Herring RSA Programs do not have any active grants.
The New England and Mid-Atlantic Fishery Management Councils (Councils) set aside quota or DAS, which is awarded through a competitive grant process managed by the Greater Atlantic Regional Fisheries Office. Money generated by the sale of the awarded RSA quota or DAS fund the proposed research. RSA projects are selected through a competitive grants process, with priorities established by the Councils.
Solicitations for RSA proposals are posted at Grants. gov , and distributed widely through Councils' and other NOAA Fisheries public relations channels. Habcam optical survey vehicle aboard F/V Kathy Marie.
Credit: Coonamessett Farm Foundation Scallop research priorities Industry-based resource surveys Scallop resource enhancement Improving harvest yield and reducing bycatch Impacts from offshore wind energy development Monkfish data storage tag application.
Credit: University of New England Monkfish research priorities Development of alternative stock assessment models Development of a standardized catch per unit effort (CPUE) index Life history and stock structure research Gillnet and bottom trawl bycatch reduction Monkfish market improvement research 2026 Sea Scallop RSA Call for Proposals , deadline March 23, 2026 2025 Scallop Research Set-Aside Projects Selected 2025 Sea Scallop RSA Call for Proposals , deadline September 30, 2024 2024 Sea Scallop Research Set-Aside Projects Selected 2024 Sea Scallop RSA Call for Proposals , deadline August 23, 2023 2023-2024 Monkfish Research Set-Aside Project Recommendations Sea Scallop Research Set-Aside Projects Selected for 2023-2024 2023 Monkfish RSA Call for Proposals , deadline April 10, 2023 Sea Scallop Research Set-Aside Projects Selected for 2022–2023 2021-2022 Sea Scallop RSA Awards Announced NEFMC and NOAA Fisheries Recognize Successful 2020 Scallop RSA Survey Season 2020 Scallop RSA Share Day reports and presentations - New England Fishery Management Council 2020-2021 Sea Scallop and Monkfish Awards Announced Frequently Asked Questions Greater Atlantic Cooperative Research Partners Program Greater Atlantic Exempted Fishing Permit Program The Atlantic Sea Scallop: A Fishery Success Story The Chesapeake Bay Gets a Boost from Our Summer Interns Interns (clockwise from top left) Elizabeth Moty, Oluwole Okusanya, Kate Koblegarde, and Ruby Ondatje are spending 12 weeks this summer supporting our operations and projects in the Chesapeake Bay.
First International Cooperative Research Gathering with Scotland a Smashing Success Sixteen members of the Scottish Fishermen’s Organisation, members of the commercial fishing industry, and scientists visited Point Judith, Rhode Island, as part of a cooperative research gathering. Credit: NOAA Fisheries/Heather Soulen 2025 Species Recovery Grant Awardees Announced White abalone.
Credit: NOAA Fisheries Greater Atlantic Regional Fisheries Office
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