; (ii) engine replacement or retrofit, including the installation of new fuel-efficient, low-emission engines, including hybrid electric marine engines or generators; (iii) gearbox or propeller replacement; (iv) modifications to hull shape; and (v) modifications to fishing gear. . 405. Climate and fisheries research and management program Title IV of the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act ( 16 U.S.C. 1881 et seq.) is amended by adding at the end the following: 409. Climate and fisheries research and management program (a) Establishment of the program The Secretary, in consultation with appropriate Regional Fishery Management Councils and in coordination with other Federal agencies and educational institutions, shall establish a program to identify, develop, and implement adaptive strategies, consistent with the requirements of this Act, to improve the management of fisheries under current and anticipated impacts of climate change. In administering such program, the Secretary shall— (1) expand and improve fisheries science, monitoring, and data collection in order to support and promote integrated, climate-informed fishery management and ensure that the requirements of this Act are met under changing climatic conditions; (2) prepare and adapt fishery management for climate change by promoting a precautionary approach to management and supporting the development and use of relevant science and management tools, including forecasting, risk assessment, scenario planning, coupled climate and ecosystem modeling, and management strategy evaluation; (3) improve agency understanding of stock shifts to inform catch advice, resolve jurisdictional issues, and support achievement of conservation mandates in the face of shifting stocks; (4) promote the use of climate-informed stock assessments; (5) provide guidance on the use of climate-responsive control rules in fishery management