Assessment of Reef Fish Populations within Dry Tortugas National

Dry Tortugas National Park represents a unique coral reef ecosystem that is isolated and contains a variety of reef fish habitats.

This study will determine which habitats are important for hogfish and how and when hogfish utilize these habitats.

Due to the high economic value of this species


and recent regulation changes, understanding the temporal and spatial movement as well as the ontogenetic shifts in habitat use of hogfish are important for the management of this species.

This study aims to provide managers with better information for the management, conservation, development, and restoration plan for this species.

Agency: Department of the Interior

Office: National Park Service

Estimated Funding: $375,000





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Additional Information of Eligibility:
This announcement is a Notice of Intent to Award and no applications will be accepted under this announcement.

The purpose of this announcement is to provide public notice that the National Park Service intends to fund this project.

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Date Posted:
2018-07-13

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Archive Date:
2018-07-23


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