Two NOAA Fish Passage Funding Opportunities Now Open, One Focused on Tribes

Through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, NOAA is seeking proposals for fish passage projects that will reopen migratory pathways and restore access to healthy habitat for fish around the country.

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Native American Eskimo and kayak Native Alaskan Yup'ik Eskimo and kayak. Credit: Fish and Wildlife Service/E.P. Haddon.
Plants sprouting from the reservoir footprint on the Klamath (Credit: Tommy Williams/NOAA) Plants sprouting from the reservoir footprint on the Klamath (Credit: Tommy Williams/NOAA)
An old gray jawbone about the length of an adult forearm sits upon a table in a lab. The right jawbone of a walrus, possibly thousands of years old, discovered during a NOAA dredge survey in 2024. Credit: NOAA Fisheries/Jonathan Duquette
Kuleana COAST participant Honuʻāina Nichols gets suited up for a coral restoration training dive on Oʻahu. Credit: Molly Feltner/NOAA Kuleana COAST participant Honuʻāina Nichols gets suited up for a coral restoration training dive on Oʻahu. Credit: Molly Feltner/NOAA