1. Can Technology Save the Pacific Salmon? MBARI EARTH Workshop 2009 Ron Ozuna Roosevelt High School, Los Angeles, CA

2. Student Task Assume the role of a California State Department of Fish & Game Marine Biology/Fisheries Researcher Assume the role of a California State Department of Fish & Game Marine Biology/Fisheries Researcher Find a new marine observatory technology to monitor the current salmon population along the California coastline Find a new marine observatory technology to monitor the current salmon population along the California coastline

3. California Department of Fish & Game

4. DFG Careers

5. Marine Biology/Fisheries Researcher

6. BIOLOGIST BIOLOGIST There are several different professional classes of biologists, including wildlife, botany, general and marine/fisheries. There are several different professional classes of biologists, including wildlife, botany, general and marine/fisheries. Wildlife and Botany Biologists do a variety of basic biological work in connection with wildlife management field activities, wildlife research, or environmental protection studies. For example, they might be out in the wilderness, observing and recording the biological and environmental factors which affect wildlife. Wildlife biologists also band and tag game birds or other wildlife. They make surveys to determine how much forage is available for the animals to eat. Biologists collect specimens for laboratory study or make a laboratory analysis of the specimens. Both wildlife and botany biologists prepare plans for developing and managing wildlife and plant habitat and help explain to the public why and how we manage wildlife and plants. Wildlife and Botany Biologists do a variety of basic biological work in connection with wildlife management field activities, wildlife research, or environmental protection studies. For example, they might be out in the wilderness, observing and recording the biological and environmental factors which affect wildlife. Wildlife biologists also band and tag game birds or other wildlife. They make surveys to determine how much forage is available for the animals to eat. Biologists collect specimens for laboratory study or make a laboratory analysis of the specimens. Both wildlife and botany biologists prepare plans for developing and managing wildlife and plant habitat and help explain to the public why and how we manage wildlife and plants. Marine/Fisheries Biologists do a wide variety of basic biological work in connection with marine or fishery research, management, and water quality studies. For example, biologists collect data in the field, including samples, of marine, fresh water or anadromous fish, and other aquatic organisms. They determine fish population levels by surveying streams, rivers, and lakes. Biologists capture and tag various fish species for examination of laboratory analysis. They study land and water projects such as highways, dams, diversions, and stream and lake alterations to determine the effects on fish and wildlife populations. They also compile and evaluate research data and prepare technical reports. Marine/Fisheries Biologists do a wide variety of basic biological work in connection with marine or fishery research, management, and water quality studies. For example, biologists collect data in the field, including samples, of marine, fresh water or anadromous fish, and other aquatic organisms. They determine fish population levels by surveying streams, rivers, and lakes. Biologists capture and tag various fish species for examination of laboratory analysis. They study land and water projects such as highways, dams, diversions, and stream and lake alterations to determine the effects on fish and wildlife populations. They also compile and evaluate research data and prepare technical reports. Qualifications: Equivalent to graduation from college with a specialization in zoology, wildlife management, botany, marine biology, fishery management, or a related field. Qualifications: Equivalent to graduation from college with a specialization in zoology, wildlife management, botany, marine biology, fishery management, or a related field.

7. Pacific Fishery Management Council News Release: April 2009

8. Pacific Fishery Management Council

9. New Marine Observatories Technology Satellite Observatories Satellite Observatories Moorings Moorings Remote Operated Vehicles (ROV) Remote Operated Vehicles (ROV) Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV) Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV) Acoustical Observatories Acoustical Observatories Other Marine Observatories (search) Other Marine Observatories (search)

10. Satellite Observatories

12. Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute

13. About: Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute

14. MBARI Ocean Observatories

15. MBARI: Moorings

16. MBARI: ROV’s

17. New ROV: Doc Ricketts

18. MBARI: Autonomous Underwater Vehicles

20. Monterey Accelerated Research System (MARS).

22. New Acoustics Observatory

24. Deepwater Echo Integrating Marine Observatory System: DEIMOS

26. 42 hour Data Sheet

27. NEWS Release: DEIMOS

28. Build a ROV