- Great American Fish Count (GAFC)
 - A national, central organizing event that mobilizes and trains volunteer divers and snorkelers to identify and document fish diversity and population trends in marine sanctuaries and coastal areas. - East Coast Fish-Watch Project
- Informal community enterprise designed to help members learn more about marine fishes and develop an awareness of the their rich diversity.
- CaliforniaFish.org
- Features information, documents, links, and opinion on the decline and plight of nearshore ocean fish.
- North Pacific Anadromous Fish Commission
- Established by Canada, Japan, the Russian Federation, and the United States to promote the conservation of anadromous stocks in the North Pacific Ocean.
- Coral Reef Fishes
- Offers an introduction to coral reef fish diversity, in terms of both their number and the range of morphologies.
- Anadromous and Migratory Fish Life Histories
- Identifies the anadromous fish species that inhabit the Pacific Northwest.
- Fish Ecology
- Contains information on marine fish ecology, including food habits, estuarine habitat use, and soniferous (vocal) behaviours.
- Marine Fish Fauna in Hong Kong Waters
- Browse by family or fish shape.
- Kelp Forest Fishes
- Photo gallery featuring an amazing assortment of fish that inhabit the kelp forests of California.
- Saltwater Fish Identification
- Florida's regulated fish and their look-alikes. From the Department of Environmental Protection's printed publication, Fishing Lines.
- Great Barracuda Page, The
- Covers their basic biology, behavioural ecology, and accounts of interactions with humans.
- Check-list of Marine Fishes of Turkey (CLOMFOT)
- Contains taxonomical information on the recent status of marine fishes inhabiting Turkish seas.
- Fishes of the Gulf of Maine
- Handbook for the easy identification of the fishes that occur in the Gulf of Maine, with summaries of what is known of the distribution, relative abundance, and more significant facts in the life history of each species.
- Anadromous Fishes of the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary
- Belize Larval Fish Group - A Set on Flickr
- This colourful collection of tropical fish specimens represents research done by the Division of Fishes at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History which has sent several teams to Belize to photograph fish specimens in the field.
- Freaky Fish Contest
- Oceana's annual freak fish contest. Cast your vote for the year's the strangest, scariest looking fish and be entered into win a pair of tickets to see Deep Sea 3D at your local IMAS theatre if your fish wins.
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