Dedicated to research, communication, and regional collaboration on offshore wind development and fisheries
The Challenge
Offshore wind is expanding along the East Coast of the U.S. – deepening interest among all parties active in these waters in better understanding the interactions between offshore wind and ecosystems in the region.
With wind projects spanning multiple states and many organizations embarking on research, a coordinated approach is needed to ensure that credible research is developed and shared.
The Responsible Offshore Science Alliance (ROSA), founded in 2019, is a nonprofit organization that seeks to advance regional research and monitoring of fisheries and offshore wind interactions through collaboration and cooperation.
ROSA’s objective is to be a trusted resource that enables scientific research, increases efficiency, deepens understanding, and facilitates collaboration.
What is Happening
Agenda Set
for June 24
Advisory Council Meeting
Challenges to pre-construction surveys and adaptive strategies in ongoing project monitoring are among the topics to be addressed at the June 24 Advisory Council meeting. The meeting, which is open to the public, will be held from 12:30-3 pm EST. You can view the meeting agenda here and register here. We hope you will join us!
ROSA Seeks
Two Commercial Fisherman
for Advisory Council
ROSA is accepting applications to fill two commercial fishermen seats on its Advisory Council, which provides strategic guidance for the organization and prioritizes projects. You can learn more in this document that summarizes the opportunity and apply using this application. You can also obtain an application by emailing info@rosascience.org. Applications are due July 31, 2022.
ROSA to Co-Host Symposium
at American Fisheries Society’s
Annual Meeting