Growing collaboration at the intersection of ocean development and fisheries
Events
- Next ROSA Advisory Council Meeting: June 18th 1-4pm ET
- ROSA Data Governance Briefing Slides here
- Read the March 27th Advisory Council Meeting Summary
Leading Regional Research on Ocean Development, Offshore Wind and Fisheries
ROSA’s Mission: The Responsible Offshore Science Alliance (ROSA) is a nonprofit organization that advances research, monitoring, and methods on the effects of offshore wind energy development on fisheries across US federal and state waters. We serve as an objective resource for all sectors and facilitate the coordination of regional scientific research to collaboratively and efficiently deepen understanding.
At the heart of ROSA’s work is a community–of fishermen, ocean developers, academics, government representatives, and others–united behind a common goal: objective, collaborative science. Together, we aim to generate scientific data to support effective decision-making and policy.
We work on ocean development and fisheries research. Our strategic goals are to:
- Administer regional offshore fisheries research
- Facilitate assessment of regional impacts of ocean development
- Build coordination through engagement
Committed to Inclusivity and Transparency
We welcome everyone who is interested in our mission. Anyone with knowledge of fish, fishing, offshore wind, or ocean development can contribute significantly to our efforts. One need not be a scientist to participate in ROSA projects. We approach our work with an inclusionary lens:
Everyone is welcome at our meetings
Meeting records are posted on this website
