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As part of the America the Beautiful Challenge, the Interior Department today announced the award of 74 grants exceeding $141 million in support of landscape-scale conservation projects in 46 states, 3 U.S. territories, and 21 tribal nations. In making the announcement, DOI said that President Biden “invested more dollars in conservation than any other President in a two-year period, […]

The U.S. Department of Energy today announced that it is seeking public comment by Friday, Jan. 12 on its request for information on mitigation strategies for the technical and operational effects of wind turbines on critical radar missions. Required by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, the request for information is intended to help the Wind Turbine Radar Interference Mitigation Working

NOAA today announced that it is seeking comments by Monday, Jan. 8 on its intention to seek Office of Management and Budget approval to conduct a new survey to collect human use and socioeconomic data and information from users and non-users of marine areas, and “fulfill the mandates” of laws including the National Marine Sanctuaries Act, Coastal

The National Science Foundation today announced that it is seeking input by Wednesday, Feb. 28 on the development of a National Ocean Biodiversity Strategy that will address the genetic lineages, species, habitats, and ecosystems of U.S. ocean, coastal, and Great Lakes waters, and support federal initiatives including the National Strategy for a Sustainable Ocean Economy, natural capital accounting,

NOAA’s National Marine Fisheries Service today announced that it is seeking data, comments, views, information, analysis, or suggestions from the public to support the identification of Aquaculture Opportunity Areas (AOAs) in Alaska state waters, including siting parameters that can be used to select potential study areas for further analysis, with feedback due by Monday, Dec. 18. NMFS proposes

NOAA today announced that it is seeking applications by Tuesday, Jan. 2 from individuals interested in filling 10 seats on the United States Integrated Ocean Observing System (IOOS) Advisory Committee.  Members would serve 3-year terms, beginning Sept. 14, 2024. The Committee is tasked with advising the NOAA Administrator and the Interagency Ocean Observation Committee on the planning, integrated design, operation, maintenance,