The western pacific fishery management council (council) will assess that status for coral reef fish and coral reef ecosystems by working with local agencies, gathering information, and providing…

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration awarded the Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council a cooperative agreement valued at $224,904 on October 1, 2025, under the Regional Fishery Management Councils program (CFDA 11.441).

The Council will assess the status of coral reef fish and coral reef ecosystems in the Western Pacific region by working with local agencies, gathering information, and providing recommendations on management actions. The Council will develop a framework to evaluate coral reef species and establish specific ecosystem management objectives for these species that serve as warning signs of when a species may require management intervention or a change in management approach.

Performance of work occurs in Honolulu, Hawaii, with a period of performance extending through September 30, 2026. The obligated amount is $224,904.

The western pacific fishery management council (council) will assess that status for coral reef fish and coral reef ecosystems by working with local agencies, gathering information, and providing recommendations on their management actions. The council develop a framework to evaluate coral reef species and develop specific ecosystem management objectives for these species that can be used as warning signs of when a species may be in need of management or a change in management.