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Give it a shot: Enter our National Estuary Week photo contest

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National Estuarine Research Reserves

A foggy sky over salt marshes of an estuary in Hampton, New Hampshire.

Hawaii marine monument marks 10 years as World Heritage Site

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marine protected areas

The island of Nihoa in Hawaii's Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument as seen from aboard a Polynesian canoe. Photo: Office of Hawaiian Affairs.

A look back: Students of all ages stemmed the tide of trash

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Marine debris washed up on a beach.

A look back: University of Oklahoma students tested their skills at tornado forecasting

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In 2019, University of Oklahoma School of Meteorology Student Ryan Cumming participated in a severe weather simulation used to train all National Weather Service forecasters. He was one of 26 students who took the "Application of Theory to Severe Thunderstorm Forecasting" course. CIMMS Researcher Jill Hardy supports the NWS Warning Decision Training Division training and points out some areas to Cumming that he should focus on.

A look back: Chicago teens became advocates for building the city’s climate resilience

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Environmental Literacy Program

Malgorzata Gasienica-Bednarz, a high school student, talks about acid rain using the Science on a Sphere six-foot-diameter globe at the Museum of Science and Industry in November 2019.

A look back: Student marsh restoration saved shoreline from devastating hurricane

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National Estuarine Research Reserves

A restored part of the marsh on the Apalachicola Reserve after hurricane Michael.

A look back: What does it take to be an operational meteorologist? Students learned tools of the trade from the NWS

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Weather-ready Nation

Topeka Weather Forecast Office meteorologists used a new team approach to teaching a University of Kansas operational forecasting class.

A look back: 5 student success stories from NOAA and our partners

Teen Myles Williamson gestures at the large Earth interactive during a presentation on acid rain using the Science on a Sphere at the Museum of Science and Industry in November 2019.

NOAA unveils 10-year roadmap for tackling ocean, Great Lakes acidification

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ocean acidification

Ocean acidification has been shown to impact the growth of corals and contribute to dissolution of reefs. NOAA and partner scientists are working to restore and regrow corals in this coral reef nursery in the NOAA Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary. This diver from XL Catlin SeaView Survey team is collecting 360-degree imagery for virtual reality displays of the nursery.

'Get into Your Sanctuary' (virtually!) from July 31 through August 2

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virtual experience

Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary.

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