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PAPERBACK price:$30.75 add to cart Rights & Permissions Free PDF Access Sign in to download PDF book and chapters Free Resources PDF SUMMARY Display this book on your site! Related Titles Science and Its Role in the National Marine Fisheries Service Sharing the Fish:Toward a National Policy on Individual Fishing Quotas Other Related Titles Improving the Use of the "Best Scientific Information Available" Standard in Fisheries Management (2004) Ocean Studies Board (OSB) Citation Manager Export the bibliographic data for this book in your chosen format Web Search Builder Use this book's key terms to search within this book, across our collection, or across the Web. Skim This Chapter Skim this chapter and use this chapter's key terms to search within this book. Reference Finder Paste in your own text to find books that relate to your topic. Citation Manager . "Appendix F: Compilation of Science Center and Management Council Reports and Committees." Improving the Use of the "Best Scientific Information Available" Standard in Fisheries Management. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press, 2004. Please select a format: Page 85   E-mail Share on facebook Facebook Share on delicious Delicious Share on stumbleupon Stumble Share on twitter Twitter More Sharing ServicesMore The following HTML text is provided to enhance online readability. Many aspects of typography translate only awkwardly to HTML. Please use the page image as the authoritative form to ensure accuracy. Appendix F Compilation of Science Center and Management Council Reports and Committees The following is a compilation of regional fisheries science centers and the committees that conduct stock assessment and peer review, and the fishery management councils they support and the committees and panels that provide advice. Stock assessment workshops are run primarily by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Fisheries scientists and staff with input from council staff and a variety of stakeholders in the particular fishery. NOAA scientists (or sometimes paid consultants) conduct the assessments. Peer review is first managed by NOAA Fisheries for internal and external review before assessments are submitted to the councils. After submission, the council’s advisory bodies review assessments and other reports and provide input. Page 85 Front Matter (R1-R12) Executive Summary (1-8) 1 Introduction (9-16) 2 National Standard 2: From Origin to Application (17-40) 3 Characterizing “Best Scientific Information Available” (41-50) 4 Findings and Recommendations (51-62) References (63-66) Appendix A: Committee and Staff Biographies (67-72) Appendix B: Participants at the Workshop on Defining Best Available Science for Fisheries Management (73-74) Appendix C: Questionnaires Sent to Fishery Management Councils and Fisheries Science Centers (75-78) Appendix D: Regulations Supporting Fishery Management Plan Development and National Standard 2 of the Magnuson-Stevens Act (79-82) Appendix E: Acronyms (83-84) Appendix F: Compilation of Science Center and Management Council Reports and Committees (85-94) Appendix G: Scientific Information in Fisheries Management: The Report of a Consortium for Oceanographic Research and Education Fisheries Workshop (95-98) Appendix H: Recent Case Law Support for Guidelines on “Best Scientific Information Available” (99-106)

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Improving the use of the “Best Scientific Information Available” Standard in Fisheries Management Appendix F Compilation of Science Center and Management Council Reports and Committees The following is a compilation of regional fisheries science centers and the committees that conduct stock assessment and peer review, and the fishery management councils they support and the committees and panels that provide advice. Stock assessment workshops are run primarily by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Fisheries scientists and staff with input from council staff and a variety of stakeholders in the particular fishery. NOAA scientists (or sometimes paid consultants) conduct the assessments. Peer review is first managed by NOAA Fisheries for internal and external review before assessments are submitted to the councils. After submission, the council’s advisory bodies review assessments and other reports and provide input.

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Improving the use of the “Best Scientific Information Available” Standard in Fisheries Management Regional Science Center Stock Assessment and Peer Review Panels Alaska Fishery Science Center   Crab Plan Team   Scallop Plan Team   Gulf of Alaska Plan Team   Bering Sea and Aleutian Islands Plan Team Northwest Fishery Science Center Southwest Fishery Science Center   Stock Assessment Review   Independent Scientific Advisory Board   Biological Review Team   Recovery Science Review Panel   Technical Recovery Team   Program Review Panel for the Center-wide West Coast Groundfish, Hatchery, Salmon Ocean and Estuarine, and Watershed Ecology Programs

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Improving the use of the “Best Scientific Information Available” Standard in Fisheries Management Fishery Management Council Advisory Bodies North Pacific Fishery Management Council   Scientific and statistical committee (SSC)   Advisory panel   Other North Pacific Fishery Management Council advisory bodies:       Ecosystem Committee Essential Fish Habitat Committee Fur Seal Committee IFQ Implementation Committee MSA Reauthorization Committee Non-Target Other Species Committee Observer Advisory Committee Steller Sea Lion Mitigation Committee U.S.-Russia International Committee Vessel Monitoring System Committee Pacific Fishery Management Council   SSC   Other advisory bodies:       Coastal Pelagic Species Advisory Subpanel Coastal Pelagic Species Management Team Enforcement Consultants Groundfish Advisory Subpanel Groundfish Management Team Habitat Committee Highly Migratory Species Advisory Subpanel Highly Migratory Species Plan Development Team Model Evaluation Workgroup Salmon Advisory Subpanel Salmon Technical Team

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Improving the use of the “Best Scientific Information Available” Standard in Fisheries Management Regional Science Center Stock Assessment and Peer Review Panels Northeast Fishery Science Center   Northeast Region Stock Assessment Workshop   Stock Assessment Review Committee

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Improving the use of the “Best Scientific Information Available” Standard in Fisheries Management Fishery Management Council Advisory Bodies New England Fishery Management Council   SSC   Social Science Advisory Committee   Oversight committees:     Executive committee Ad hoc aquaculture Ad hoc capacity Ad hoc gear conflict Ad hoc large pelagics Vessel monitoring system ad hoc Dogfish Enforcement Habitat and marine protected areas Herring Mid-Atlantic Fishery Management Council Plans Magnuson-Stevens Act Marine protected areas Monkfish Protected species Red crab and hagfish Research steering Groundfish Scallops Skates Transboundary Whiting Trawl survey   Plan Development Team   Habitat Technical Team Mid-Atlantic Fishery Management Council   SSC   Advisory panels:     Bluefish Black sea bass Scup Summer flounder Tilefish Squid, mackerel, and butterfish Surfclam and ocean quahog Law enforcement Dogfish Monkfish

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Improving the use of the “Best Scientific Information Available” Standard in Fisheries Management Regional Science Center Stock Assessment and Peer Review Panels Pacific Islands Fishery Science Center     Southeast Fishery Science Center Southeast Data Assessment and Review:   Assimilate and review data   Perform stock assessment   Perform independent peer review

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Improving the use of the “Best Scientific Information Available” Standard in Fisheries Management Fishery Management Council Advisory Bodies West Pacific Fishery Management Council   SSC   Sea Turtle Advisory Committee   Plan teams:     Bottomfish and seamount groundfish Coral reef ecosystems Crustaceans Pelagics Precious corals   Advisory panels:     Commercial Recreational Subsistence Ecosystem and habitat Demonstration projects South Atlantic Fishery Management Council   Technical committees:     SSC Snapper-Grouper Assessment Group Shrimp Plan Development Team   Advisory panels:     Calico scallop Coral Dolphin and wahoo Golden crab Habitat and environmental protection Information and education King and Spanish mackerel Law enforcement Marine protected areas Protected resources Rock shrimp Shrimp Bycatch Reduction Device ad hoc Snapper and grouper Spiny lobster Wreckfish

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Improving the use of the “Best Scientific Information Available” Standard in Fisheries Management Regional Science Center Stock Assessment and Peer Review Panels Southeast Fishery Science Center Southeast Data Assessment and Review:   Assimilate and review data   Perform stock assessment   Perform independent peer review

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Improving the use of the “Best Scientific Information Available” Standard in Fisheries Management Fishery Management Council Advisory Bodies Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council   SSC panels:     Standing SSC Butterfish Coral Dolphin and wahoo Mackerel Oceanic migratory species Red drum Reef fish Shark Shrimp Spiny lobster Stone crab   Stock assessment panels:     Mackerel Red drum Reef fish Shrimp   Socioeconomic panel   Advisory panels:     Billfish Butterfish Coastal migratory pelagics (mackerel-cobia) Coral and coral reefs Deep-water crabs Dolphin and wahoo Habitat protection (Texas, Mississippi, Louisiana, Florida, and Alabama) Highly migratory (shark, swordfish, tuna) Law enforcement Red drum Red snapper Reef fish (except red snapper) Shrimp Spiny lobster Stone crab Bycatch reduction device Essential fish habitat and environmental impact statement technical review Essential fish habitat and environmental impact statement user review Caribbean Fishery Management Council   SSC   Habitat advisory panel   Advisory panels:     Socioeconomic sector Puerto Rico St. Thomas St. Croix St. John

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