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Building the Next Generation of Ocean Scientists: Chesapeake Bay Internship Program

This summer, NART is hosting a Chesapeake Bay Intern focusing on cross-cutting projects that connect NOAA’s mission lines.  Read more here.

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NOAA partners with Maryland community to install water level monitoring system

NOAA scientists and meteorologists recently partnered with a Maryland community prone to coastal and river flooding to install a new tool that continuously monitors and displays information about water levels at the mouth of the Tred Avon River. Read more here.

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Community scientists power weather preparedness

The NART hosted a successful webinar on the Community Collaborative Rain, Hail and Snow Network (CoCoRaHS), highlighting the vital role of volunteer citizen scientists in strengthening weather forecasting and preparedness. 


 

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