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ACLIPSE: Advancing Climate Literacy through investment in In-Service and Pre-Service Science Educatorsoffsite link

Teachers participating in a Teachers on the Estuary ACLIPSE (Advancing Climate Literacy through investment in In-Service and Pre-Service Science Educators) workshop investigate the effect of effects of carbon dioxide on pH using a colorimetric assay.

Bay Watershed Education and Training (B-WET) Grants

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Students check out a shark while exploring the San Francisco Bay estuary aboard the R/V Robert G. Brownlee as part of a California B-WET project.

Center for Great Lakes Literacyoffsite link

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SeaWiFS satellite captured this view of the Great Lakes, including the turbid waters of Lake Erie, in this recent overpass.

DataStreme Atmosphereoffsite link

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American Meteorological Society.

DataStreme Oceanoffsite link

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American Meteorological Society.

DataStreme: Earth's Climate Systemoffsite link

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American Meteorological Society.

Dauphin Island Sea Lab Educator Workshopsoffsite link

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Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF)

Two students are acknowledged with NOAA's "Taking the Pulse of the Planet" Award at the 2013 Intel International Science and Engineering Fair.

LiMPETS Teacher Workshopsoffsite link

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citizen science

High school students participate in the LiMPETS environmental monitoring program in Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary.

MARE: Marine Activities, Resources, and Educationoffsite link

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Marine Activities, Resources & Education

Maury Projectoffsite link

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Maury Project

MetEdoffsite link

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National Estuarine Research Reserve System Teacher Trainings

National Estuarine Reserves are living classrooms to educate and encourage future community leaders.

National Marine Educators Associationoffsite link

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National Marine Sanctuaries Citizen Science

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citizen science

Citizen science volunteers conduct water quality monitoring in the watersheds of our national marine sanctuaries.

National Marine Sanctuaries Webinar Series

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NOAA Gray's Reef National Marine Sanctuary is one of the largest live-bottom reefs of the southeastern United States.

National Marine Sanctuaries Workshops

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California teachers get trained on water quality monitoring that they can then take back into their classrooms to promote STEM education.

National Ocean Sciences Bowloffsite link

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National Science Teachers Association Conferencesoffsite link

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NOAA Planet Stewards Education Project

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Hurray for Planet Earth!

Elementary students in Blauvelt, New York hope to change the world by helping adults learn how to talk to kids about climate change.

NOAA Teacher at Sea

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Teacher at Sea Mary Cook and school mascot Qanuk the Eagle show off a banner created by Scammon Bay School's 4th Grade class on board R/V Norseman II.

North American Association for Environmental Educationoffsite link

Ocean Exploration webinars

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ocean exploration

This ghostlike octopod is almost certainly an undescribed species and may not belong to any described genus.

Ocean Explorer onsite workshops

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ocean exploration

March 27, 2012 – NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer conducts operations in the northern Gulf of Mexico.

Ocean Guardian Schools

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Congresswoman Lois Capps with students from an Ocean Guardian School in Carpinteria, California.

Project ATMOSPHEREoffsite link

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Project ATMOSPHERE

Reefs to Rivers Teacher Workshop

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The smaller creeks and streams in Metro Atlanta flow into the larger rivers throughout Georgia. These teachers are learning about these connections through a hands-on teacher workshop called Rivers to Reef.

Science Olympiadoffsite link

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Sea Grant Education Network

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Educational activities developed by Puerto Rico Sea Grant.

Sea Harmonyoffsite link

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Teachers on the Estuary (TOTE)

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National Estuarine Research Reserves

Students from the Lawrence School in Falmouth, MA taking water quality samples as part of their project to raise awareness about the coastal pond near their school.

College of Explorationoffsite link

College of Exploration

The GLOBE Program

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citizen science

USA Science and Engineering Festivaloffsite link

Meteorologist Tom Di Liberto presents on NOAA's Science On a Sphere at the 2016 USA Science and Engineering Festival.

Aerial images of damage from Michael available

Imagery viewer updated regularly and accessible to public

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During National Seafood Month, the world is your oyster. Or shrimp? Skate? Halibut? [EXT]

Above-average number of high-tide flood days predicted for 2018 [EXT]

Tropical Storm Michael on October 11, 2018.