The NTAP Working Group will meet jointly with the full NTAP on Thursday, January 9, 2025 from 3:15 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. During this meeting the groups will continue their discussions on the Industry-Based Survey pilot project.
For webinar connection and meeting materials, visit the January 9 NTAP meeting page.
The Northeast Trawl Advisory Panel Bigelow Contingency Plan Working Group will hold a meeting via webinar on Thursday, January 23, 2025 from 9 a.m. – 10 a.m. During this meeting the working group will continue their discussions on the Industry-Based Survey pilot project.
Click here to join the webinar (If prompted, enter Meeting Number: 2331 235 4547; Password: mvPHkf24J5N)
Phone-Only Access: 1-415-655-0001 (U.S. Toll Free); Access code: 2331 235 4547. Please only use this option if you are not connecting to the webinar on your computer or device. Otherwise follow the audio connection prompts to call in when you join the webinar.
Meeting materials will be shared when available
The Northeast Trawl Advisory Panel Bigelow Contingency Plan Working Group will hold a meeting via webinar on Thursday, February 13, 2025 from 9 a.m. – 10 a.m. During this meeting the working group will continue their discussions on the Industry-Based Survey pilot project.
Click here to join the webinar (If prompted, enter Meeting Number: 2331 235 4547; Password: mvPHkf24J5N)
Phone-Only Access: 1-415-655-0001 (U.S. Toll Free); Access code: 2331 235 4547. Please only use this option if you are not connecting to the webinar on your computer or device. Otherwise follow the audio connection prompts to call in when you join the webinar.
Meeting materials will be shared when available
The Northeast Trawl Advisory Panel Bigelow Contingency Plan Working Group will hold a meeting via webinar on Thursday, March 6, 2025 from 9 a.m. – 10 a.m. During this meeting the working group will continue their discussions on the Industry-Based Survey pilot project.
Click here to join the webinar (If prompted, enter Meeting Number: 2331 235 4547; Password: mvPHkf24J5N)
Phone-Only Access: 1-415-655-0001 (U.S. Toll Free); Access code: 2331 235 4547. Please only use this option if you are not connecting to the webinar on your computer or device. Otherwise follow the audio connection prompts to call in when you join the webinar.
Meeting materials will be shared when available
This is one in a series of working group meetings hosted by the Northeast Fisheries Science Center to develop a decision support tool for the Recreational Demand Model. This tool will be used when setting the recreational bag, size, and season limits for summer flounder, scup, and black sea bass. Please visit the meeting page linked below for an agenda and webinar connection details (scroll down to the “Schedule” section). This meeting is open to the public.
*** Please note that RDM DST working group meetings are hosted by the Northeast Fisheries Science Center. Webinar connection information for these meetings is only available on the working group page (linked above) and will not be posted on the Council calendar. ***
This is one in a series of working group meetings hosted by the Northeast Fisheries Science Center to develop a decision support tool for the Recreational Demand Model. This tool will be used when setting the recreational bag, size, and season limits for summer flounder, scup, and black sea bass. Please visit the meeting page linked below for an agenda and webinar connection details (scroll down to the “Schedule” section). This meeting is open to the public.
*** Please note that RDM DST working group meetings are hosted by the Northeast Fisheries Science Center. Webinar connection information for these meetings is only available on the working group page (linked above) and will not be posted on the Council calendar. ***
This is one in a series of working group meetings hosted by the Northeast Fisheries Science Center to develop a decision support tool for the Recreational Demand Model. This tool will be used when setting the recreational bag, size, and season limits for summer flounder, scup, and black sea bass. Please visit the meeting page linked below for an agenda and webinar connection details (scroll down to the “Schedule” section). This meeting is open to the public.
*** Please note that RDM DST working group meetings are hosted by the Northeast Fisheries Science Center. Webinar connection information for these meetings is only available on the working group page (linked above) and will not be posted on the Council calendar. ***
This is one in a series of working group meetings hosted by the Northeast Fisheries Science Center to develop a decision support tool for the Recreational Demand Model. This tool will be used when setting the recreational bag, size, and season limits for summer flounder, scup, and black sea bass. Please visit the meeting page linked below for an agenda and webinar connection details (scroll down to the “Schedule” section). This meeting is open to the public.
*** Please note that RDM DST working group meetings are hosted by the Northeast Fisheries Science Center. Webinar connection information for these meetings is only available on the working group page (linked above) and will not be posted on the Council calendar. ***
Visit the NEFMC meeting page for details.
This is one in a series of working group meetings hosted by the Northeast Fisheries Science Center to develop a decision support tool for the Recreational Demand Model. This tool will be used when setting the recreational bag, size, and season limits for summer flounder, scup, and black sea bass. Please visit the meeting page linked below for an agenda and webinar connection details (scroll down to the “Schedule” section). This meeting is open to the public.
*** Please note that RDM DST working group meetings are hosted by the Northeast Fisheries Science Center. Webinar connection information for these meetings is only available on the working group page (linked above) and will not be posted on the Council calendar. ***
Visit the NEFMC meeting page for details.
This is one in a series of working group meetings hosted by the Northeast Fisheries Science Center to develop a decision support tool for the Recreational Demand Model. This tool will be used when setting the recreational bag, size, and season limits for summer flounder, scup, and black sea bass. Please visit the meeting page linked below for an agenda and webinar connection details (scroll down to the “Schedule” section). This meeting is open to the public.
*** Please note that RDM DST working group meetings are hosted by the Northeast Fisheries Science Center. Webinar connection information for these meetings is only available on the working group page (linked above) and will not be posted on the Council calendar. ***
This is one in a series of working group meetings hosted by the Northeast Fisheries Science Center to develop a decision support tool for the Recreational Demand Model. This tool will be used when setting the recreational bag, size, and season limits for summer flounder, scup, and black sea bass. Please visit the meeting page linked below for an agenda and webinar connection details (scroll down to the “Schedule” section). This meeting is open to the public.
*** Please note that RDM DST working group meetings are hosted by the Northeast Fisheries Science Center. Webinar connection information for these meetings is only available on the working group page (linked above) and will not be posted on the Council calendar. ***
Visit the NEFMC meeting page for details.
As the next step in the climate change scenario planning initiative, three manager “brainstorming sessions” will be held in September/October 2022 with small groups of fishery managers from each participating organization. The purpose of these webinars is to generate ideas for possible actions and strategies managers might consider as the result of these scenarios. These ideas will feed into materials for meetings later this year where each management body will discuss recommended applications resulting from the scenario planning process.
Click here to join the webinar.
These meetings will function as working group meetings of a cross-section of managers from different participating organizations. Public comment may be taken at designated times.
Draft Scenario Narratives - Revised September 2022
Additional information is available on the Climate Change Scenario Planning Web Page and in the Introductory brochure.
As the next step in the climate change scenario planning initiative, three manager “brainstorming sessions” will be held in September/October 2022 with small groups of fishery managers from each participating organization. The purpose of these webinars is to generate ideas for possible actions and strategies managers might consider as the result of these scenarios. These ideas will feed into materials for meetings later this year where each management body will discuss recommended applications resulting from the scenario planning process.
Click here to join the webinar.
These meetings will function as working group meetings of a cross-section of managers from different participating organizations. Public comment may be taken at designated times.
Draft Scenario Narratives - Revised September 2022
Additional information is available on the Climate Change Scenario Planning Web Page and in the Introductory brochure.
As the next step in the climate change scenario planning initiative, three manager “brainstorming sessions” will be held in September/October 2022 with small groups of fishery managers from each participating organization. The purpose of these webinars is to generate ideas for possible actions and strategies managers might consider as the result of these scenarios. These ideas will feed into materials for meetings later this year where each management body will discuss recommended applications resulting from the scenario planning process.
Click here to join the webinar.
These meetings will function as working group meetings of a cross-section of managers from different participating organizations. Public comment may be taken at designated times.
Draft Scenario Narratives - Revised September 2022
Additional information is available on the Climate Change Scenario Planning Web Page and in the Introductory brochure.
The Illex Working Group and Mackerel, Squid, Butterfish Advisory Panel will meet via webinar Monday Oct 5 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM to receive an update on recent activities and talk about some potential next steps for the Working Group.
Adobe Connect Link: http://mafmc.adobeconnect.com/illex-phase2/
You need the app to access – if you don’t have it, your browser will prompt you to download it.
If you don’t have a headset mic, please use the phone connection option.
800-832-0736 Room: 7833942
Mid-Atlantic Fishery Management Council
The Mid-Atlantic Fishery Management Council is one of eight fishery management councils responsible for the management of marine fisheries in the United States Exclusive Economic Zone. The council develops management plans for twelve species of fish and species off the coast of the Mid-Atlantic region.