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NOAA awards $900,000 to advance community resilience through education
Scholarship application tip #3: Join clubs and professional societies.
#NationalEstuariesWeek: Estuary reserves extend science education to deaf and hard-of-hearing students
NOAA scholars 2021 internships — from the deep ocean to the upper atmosphere
When science inspires art: A creative collection of NOAA scholars’ research
Partner webinar: The Powerful Connection Between Education, Climate, and Justice from NAAEE
Lessons in community resilience from the Environmental Literacy Program workshop
Education at home — citizen science
The 7 R’s of integrating tribal and Indigenous partnerships into aquaculture literacy
Ocean facts: What is the carbon cycle?
Science on a Sphere has a new website design!
Discovering and Annotating — a blog by NOAA scholar Quinn Girasek
Marine mammals resource collection
Wisconsin Shipwreck Coast designated 15th marine sanctuary
Ocean & freshwater data resources.
This Southeast Region section of the U.S. Climate Resilience Toolkit features narratives, tools, and case studies on the impacts of climate change across the Southeast.
Get Into Your Sanctuary Photo Contest
15 tips for planning your best day at the beach, NOAA-style
EPP/MSI scholar Nohemi Beltran shares her air quality research and outreach work at a high-level regional meeting.
Get creative with our coloring page on community resilience
After 15 years, the first Hollings scholars reflect on how NOAA shaped their careers
