Highlights
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Video: Military Veterans Help Rebuild Fisheries
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NOAA Partnerships Recognized for Conservation Success
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NOAA Supports Unfettered Access for River Herring in the St. Croix River
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NOAA Announces the release of “More Habitat Means More Fish”
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More Habitat Means More Fish—A Message from NOAA Leadership
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First Deepwater Horizon Restoration Project Completed
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Restoration Transforms Abandoned Naval Golf Course into Healthy Coastal Marsh
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A Message about Habitat from the Director of NOAA’s Office of Habitat Conservation
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VIDEO: From Gravel Pits to Salmon Habitat
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Beavers: Mother Nature’s First River Restoration Engineers
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How Forecasting Frost Can Save Fish
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No More Headaches for Fish with These Wines
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Astounding Increase in Herring Numbers Thanks to New Fishways on the Acushnet River, MA
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Oyster Restoration Showing Solid Progress in Chesapeake Bay
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VIDEO: Ocean Oases. Explore Deep Sea Coral Habitat with Philippe Cousteau
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Protecting Baby Skates and their “Mermaid Purses” in Alaska’s Bering Sea
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Building a Better Fish Trap for Salmon in the Northwest
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Fish Finally Complete the Circle of (Migratory) Life in Oregon
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Case Study: How WA Marsh Restoration Benefits Fish and the Economy
Habitat Improvements Reduce Flooding, Recover Fish
NOAA Focuses on Russian River Habitat-
Habitat of the Month: Oysters
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Herring Recovery at Plymouth Rock: A Thanksgiving Story
Call for Nominations: 2012 Nancy Foster Habitat Conservation Awards, Deadline is January 18, 2013
New Species of Deep-Sea Coral Spotted off San Francisco-
Two New Projects Proposed to Restore The Gulf
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Fall Water Temps Help Rockfish Choose Habitat
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Eelgrass—Habitat of the Month
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Fish Returning to Restored Habitat in Great Lakes Faster than Expected
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“Coral Hotspots” Found in Deepwater Canyons off Northeast U.S. Coast
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Habitat of the Month—Estuaries
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Military Veterans Help Rebuild Northern California Fisheries
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Landfill Turned Urban Oasis—Wetland Now Home to Fish and Birds
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Habitat Restoration Creates Jobs, Boosts Local Economies
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Trash to Treasure: Removing Marine Debris from Hawaii’s Coral Reefs
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Fish Jumping to Get Back to White Salmon River
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Fish Already Returning to Elwha River after Dam Removal
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Students Learn About Habitat with NOAA
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Dams: How Industrial Age Technology is Costing Us
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Cruising for Deep-Sea Coral in Alaska
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Maine Dam Removal Will Improve Access to 1,000 Miles of Habitat
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Lobstermen Haul up Trash, Protect Habitat
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River Restoration Results in Record Fish Runs
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Restoring Abalone: The Time is Now
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Oyster Restoration Creates Jobs in Alabama
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Habitat Restoration in Michigan: A Big Bang for the Buck
Three Foster Award Winners Honored at NOAA Headquarters-
New Bridge Opens Up River for Fish and Hikers
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NOAA Prevents Island Cat-astrophe
Restoration to Begin after Oil Spill in San Francisco Bay
Fish in the Southeast Get Locked Up!
Major Coral Restoration Underway in Puerto Rico-
Want to create jobs? Restore habitat.
Restored Habitat in Oregon Benefits Salmon, Creates Jobs
Habitat of the Month—Deep-Sea Corals 
Trees Slow River for Fish to Grow
Historic Coho Salmon Breeding Ground Re-opened in California
Habitat of the Month—Oyster Reefs
Dam Removal Benefits Fish . . . and Oysters
Coastal Habitats Store More Carbon Than Tropical Forests
Habitat of the Month—Mangrove Forest
Condit Dam Removed with a Bang—Fish and Boaters Cheer-
Restoration Creates Jobs: What's Good for Nature is Good for the Economy
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Hawaiian Coral Reefs Worth $34 Billion
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Restoring a Freshwater Marsh: Finding Common Ground Between Farmers and Fish
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Louisiana Barrier Island Restoration—Combating one of the Highest Rates of Wetland Loss in the World
$36.8 Million to Help with Restoration after San Francisco Bay Oil Spill- Estuaries—Habitat of the Month
NOAA Awards Nearly $5 Million to Great Lakes Restoration 
Largest Dam Removal in U.S. History Begins With Help from NOAA
Deep-Sea Coral Exploration Takes NOAA Researchers to New Depths -
NOAA Monitors Hurricane Irene’s Effects on the Chesapeake Bay
Habitat of the Month: Seagrass
Clearing the Water in Hawaii’s Kaneohe Bay
NOAA Expedition Discovers New Deep-Sea Coral Mounds
Removing Marine Debris in the Great Lakes
Habitat of the Month: Barrier Islands
Returning Tides Transform Salt Ponds to Marshes
Salmon Make Comeback in Northern California
NOAA’s NW Region Recognized for Innovative Fish Passage Design
Speed Bump Slows Tidal Flow, Accelerates Marsh Restoration
Montrose Restoration—10 Years of Progress in Southern California
Habitat of the Month: Coastal Wetlands- Now Accepting Nominations for the Nancy Foster Awards
New Report: The Status of Fish Habitat in the U.S.
EFH Mapper—Getting Better All the Time
Dam Removal Brings Life Back to River
Working with Our Partners to Restore Habitat in the Gulf of Mexico
Restoration Scoping for BP Oil Spill Begins
New Projects Will Restore Habitat in the Southeast
Recovery Act Marine Debris Removal Project Wraps Up in Washington
Penobscot River Restoration Project Takes Major Step Toward Opening 1,000 Miles of Habitat
Dam Removal Success Celebrated by NOAA's NE Region
Tides Flow Free Again in Brewster, Massachusetts
Dam removal opens fish passage on Patapsco River in Maryland
The Chesapeake Bay is Where the Action's At
Extreme Corals: NOAA's Expedition to Study Deep-Sea Ecosystems
Alabama Oyster Restoration Project Resumes After Oil Spill
NOAA Restoration Center Awards $11 Million for Coastal Restoration Projects
Responding to the Deepwater BP Oil Spill
Maunalua Project Removes 1 Million Pounds of Algae-
South Atlantic Deep-sea Corals Find Safety in Historic Amendment
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