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Explore your natural world at NOAA's Open House

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Staff volunteers from NOAA Fisheries Service ready for a full day of fun, hands-on science activities at the 2018 NOAA Open House in Silver Spring, Maryland.

Hawaii students get muddy to clean up Maunalua Bay

Armed with gloves and empty onion bags, Sacred Hearts Academy students are ready to pull some algae to improve the health of Maunalua Bay. The students removed over 1,200 pounds of harmful invasive algae during their 45-minute huki.

Latest big winter storm powered by ‘bombogenesis’

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weather conditions

Snowstorm.

Dolphin calf swimming freely after rescue team steps in

Fishing line in dolphin calf's mouth.

Students bond over robotics in marine sanctuaries

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science and technology

Stockbridge InvenTeam.

Antarctica is colder than the Arctic, but it’s still losing ice

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A line of tourists walks along an inlet in the Damoy Point area of the Antarctic Peninsula on January 4, 2018.

NOAA provides scientific expertise to aid oil and chemical spill response

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An oiled rock along the shoreline near New Orleans.

Mapping the seafloor to protect marine resources

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Spiny lobster.

International voyage may unravel mysteries of pacific salmon survival

The Russian research ship, Professor Kaganovskiy, will set sail for the Gulf of Alaska over the next month.

NOAA talks hurricanes and climate at National Press Club

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From left, Jeremy Gregory, Ph.D., Gerry Bell, Ph.D, and moderator Ferdous Al-Faruque.

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