MISSION WHO WE ARE CONTACT SEARCH FEATURED CONTENT Fuel Subsidies Better Spent Re-Training Fishers, Finds New Study by Pew Fellow Sturgeon Swimming Towards 'Extinction Vortex' New Book on Sharks of the Open Ocean Co-Edited by Pew Institute Researchers

PROJECTS The Pew Institute for Ocean Science undertakes, sponsors, disseminates and promotes world-class scientific activity aimed at protecting the world’s oceans and the species that inhabit them. This groundbreaking scientific research supports the conservation and restoration of marine ecosystems and highly threatened marine fish populations, including tunas, billfish, sharks, and sturgeon.   CONTENT MATRIX Project Name Images Video Audio Press Publications Reefs of Hope • • Small Populations as Indicators California Seabird Diets • Stock Assessment for Sustainable Fisheries • • Sao Tome and Principe • Northwestern Hawaiian Islands • Adverse Eco-Feedbacks • • Fingerprinting Our Shark Fisheries • • • Sustaining Fishery Yields Over Evolutionary Timescales • Forage Fish Project Pew Global Shark Assessment • • • • Ecosystem Based Fishery Management • • • Glover's Reef Shark Survey • • • Caviar Emptor • • PROJECTS EVENTS PRESS ROOM PUBLICATIONS NEWSLETTER PARTNERS & SPONSORS PEW FELLOWS Intro & Matrix Reefs of Hope Small Populations as Indicators California Seabird Diets Stock Assessment for Sustainable Fisheries Sao Tome and Principe Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Adverse Eco-Feedbacks Fingerprinting Our Shark Fisheries Sustaining Fishery Yields Over Evolutionary Timescales Forage Fish Project Pew Global Shark Assessment Ecosystem Based Fishery Management Glover's Reef Shark Survey Caviar Emptor

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