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GARFO EFH ESA Video 5 - Protected Species
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This video identifies the specific fish, sea turtle, and whale species commonly consulted on within the Greater Atlantic Region under Section 7 of the Endangered Species Act.
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Sunlight Zone: Creatures of the Deep
0:45
The sunlight zone makes up only 2–3% of the ocean, but is home to a massive amount of life. It goes from the surface down to 200 meters. Species that live here include fish, shallow corals, sea turtles, dolphins, whales, sharks, and plants.
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How to Resuscitate a Sea Turtle
4:28
Knowing what to do if a turtle is caught is key to minimizing injury and death. By following these guidelines, you could save a turtle's life. For Chinese subtitles, click the CC button. For audio voiceover in Mandarin, click the Audio Track button.
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Tagging Leatherback Turtles
1:00
Scientists tag leatherback sea turtles to learn where they are and how they use the water so we can better protect them from bycatch and other threats.
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B-Roll: Leatherback Turtle Tagging
10:28
Select clips of NOAA Fisheries scientists from the Southeast Fisheries Science Center tagging Leatherback sea turtles in the Gulf of Mexico, near Destin, Florida. Footage includes boat based shots and shots from supporting NOAA spotter aircraft.
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Decoding the Mystery of Turtle Genomes
4:34
Using samples from NOAA Fisheries’ tissue library, scientists have sequenced the complete genomes of leatherback and green sea turtles revealing differences in the two species that could help us understand their risks to climate change.
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Tagging Leatherback Turtles
3:25
Scientists tag leatherback sea turtles to learn where they are and how they use the water so we can better protect them from bycatch and other threats.
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Climate Change & Marine Animals: A Conservation Challenge
4:34
Climate-driven changes such as higher ocean temperatures and extreme weather events are affecting the health of marine animals—and their ability to survive. Learn how our scientists are using the best available science to conserve these species
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Fishing Around Sea Turtles: What to Do If You Accidentally Catch a Turtle
1:14
The Fishing Around Sea Turtles (FAST) program promotes communication, co-existence, and best practices when fishing near marine wildlife in Hawaiʻi.
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B-roll: Fishing Gear Design
9:42
Go behind the scenes with the NEFSC gear design team and partners as they test gear designed to safeguard endangered whales and sea turtles.
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NEFSC Gear Research Series: Better Gear By Design
4:11
The Northeast Fisheries Science Center's Gear Research group works with fishermen to design, test, and modify fishing gear. They've found ways to protect endangered sea turtles and marine mammals while maintaining the target species catch.
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