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Coast Survey field test shows potential of unmanned surveys

August 19, 2019

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nautical charts and maps

An autonomous survey launch (RA-3). Red circles drawn over photo of vessel identify newly installed radios and cameras for autonomous (unmanned) operation.

50 years after Hurricane Camille, NOAA satellites are keeping the nation weather-ready

August 16, 2019

This image of Hurricane Camille was captured by NIMBUS-3, an early generation weather satellite, on August 16, 1969.

Expedition reveals coral devastation in remote Pacific marine monument

August 16, 2019

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During a July 2019 expedition, divers observed devastating damage to coral reef sites at Rapture Reef in French Frigate Shoals.

NOAA scientists engage students at Destination SPACE Satellite Week

August 15, 2019

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Students designed “Jiggy Bot”robots, developing technical skills like soldering.

Underwater robots deployed to map and measure harmful algae in Lake Erie

August 15, 2019

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harmful algal blooms (HABs)

NOAA scientists prepare to launch an underwater robot in western Lake Erie that is designed to map harmful algal blooms and measure the toxicity of the algae

Unprecedented 2018 Bering Sea ice loss repeated in 2019

August 14, 2019

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The Coast Guard Cutter Munro from Kodiak, Alaska, sails toward the sunset during an unusually calm evening on the Bering Sea.

NOAA awards $6.5 million in species recovery grants

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Monk seal RS00, also known as Ewa Girl, rests on the beach at Oahu.

Penobscot River salmon run is the highest since 2011

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An Atlantic salmon leaps upstream.

Number of stocks on the overfishing list remains near all-time lows

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commercial fishing

Fishing in the Atlantic Ocean.

U.S. fish stocks continue positive trend with 45 rebuilt since 2000

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commercial fishing

A colorful pile of fishing nets.

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