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The Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council is a congressionally established organization responsible for managing fisheries in the US Pacific Islands, including Hawaii, American Samoa, Guam, and the Northern Mariana Islands. They make science-based management decisions that take into account traditional knowledge and practices of local users, benefiting both island communities and the nation. With authority over fisheries seaward of state territorial waters, the council develops fishery ecosystem plans, sets quotas and annual catch limits, and prioritizes research on essential fish habitat. They also engage in international fishing efforts and provide educational resources and opportunities for the fishing community. Generated from the website

The Farm Service Agency (FSA) in Honolulu, Hawaii, serves as a vital resource for farmers and ranchers, providing a range of programs including loans, conservation, disaster recovery, and income support. It operates under the U.S. Department of Agriculture, ensuring that agricultural stakeholders receive appropriate assistance and support tailored to local needs. With dedicated professionals overseeing farm loan programs and general agricultural initiatives, the FSA aims to promote sustainable farming practices and enhance economic opportunities for producers across the region. The agency also emphasizes outreach and education to empower local farmers and facilitate informed decision-making in agricultural management. Generated from the website

The US Fish & Wildlife Service in Honolulu is a United States federal agency dedicated to managing national wildlife refuges and protecting endangered species. They also focus on managing migratory birds, restoring nationally significant fisheries, and enforcing federal wildlife laws to ensure the preservation of wildlife and their habitats. Generated from their website's infomation