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A Kona Coast sunset
America's Coastlines
Changing Ecosystems and Fisheries Initiative: Perspectives from Northeast Fisheries
Reef scene with great diversity of coral species
Coral Kingdom
A short bigeye (Pristigenys alta)
Fisheries
NOAA P-3 seen head on
Flying with NOAA
Mike Aslaksen setting up GPS antenna over radar reflector which was used forcontrolling airborne synthetic aperture radar survey
Geodesy
Observing horizontal angles with a Wild T-3 theodolite from a lighthouse
Historic Coast & Geodetic Survey
The soft shell clam dredger SARAH REGINA
Historic Fisheries
Gautier Bayou (bottom) flowing into Bayou Heron (top)
NERR
Graphic of TIROS-M or ITOS satellite in orbit
NOAA in Space
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NOAA People
A pod of melon headed whales
NOAA's Ark
Lightning over National Severe Storms Laboratory mobile mesonet
NSSL
A quiet cove on San Cristobal Island
Paths Less Taken
A color infrared aerial of Sachuest Marsh looking upstream and downstreamprior to restoration
Restoration
NOAA Ship OCEANOGRAPHER
Sailing for Science
A queen angelfish
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Morning mist and a shimmering reflection on Stanley Lake
Small World
Voyage to Inner Space
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