Vessel Strikes to Sturgeon and Threats to Recovery
ArchivedDepartment of Commerce
Description
Shortnose and Atlantic sturgeon are listed under the Endangered Species Act. Available information indicates that among the most significant threats to the species' persistence, vessel strikes are a relatively significant cause of mortality in at least some areas. Other significant threats include bycatch in fisheries, impacts to larval and/or juvenile survival (e.g., impingement and entrainment in water intakes), and impacts to habitat, including water quality. The available information on the extent of these threats, the factors that increase risk, and potential management measures to respond to these threats is often limited. We are soliciting competitive proposals for grants and/or cooperative agreements that will support specific projects to be carried out in NMFS' Greater Atlantic Region (Maine through Virginia) that provide information that can help us understand and address these threats. Total funding available under this notice is not anticipated to exceed $250,000. Actual funding for this program is contingent upon FY 2016 Congressional appropriations. Award amounts will be determined by the proposals and available funds; one or more awards may be granted.
Who can apply
- Unrestricted
Contact
Lanni Hall <br/>Program Officer <br/>Phone 9782828492
lanni.hall@noaa.gov
- PostedApr 19, 2016
- ClosesJun 3, 2016
- Award floor$1
- Award ceiling$250,000
- Program funding$250,000
- Expected awards20
- CFDA11.472
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