We develop advanced population and ecosystem models to address real-world challenges in fisheries and natural resource management.

News and Announcements

9/26/2024 - Congratulations to Liam Kehoe for earning a Sea Grant and NOAA Fisheries Joint Fellowship in Population Dynamics!
8/13/2024 - Congratulation to Megan Siemann for being selected as a International Gamefish Association 2024-2025 Forage Fish Research Program Fellow.
10/12/2023 - NOAA awards $16.8 million to actionable research in the Gulf of Mexico, including two projects at NCBS!
8/23/2023 - Congratulations to Liam Kehoe as a 2023 scholarship recipient from the Aylesworth Foundation for the Advancement of Marine Sciences!
5/25/2023 - Congratulations to Liam Kehoe for winning best MS thesis in Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences and the UF/IFAS Award of Excellence for Graduate Research Best Thesis in Human Systems for his research on stone crab population modeling!
5/19/2023 - NOAA funds project to refine ecological reference points for Atlantic menhaden

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West Florida Shelf Ecosystem Model

Forage Fish Management

Land Use & Climate Change

Stock Assessment

Modeling red tide impacts on the West Florida Shelf ecosystem

Ecological Reference Points for Atlantic and Gulf menhaden

Effects of land use and climate change on the Suwannee River Estuary

Population modeling of Florida stone crabs

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