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Topic: Marine debris

A group of Marine Debris Program Monitoring and Assessment Project participants in the Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands learns how to conduct a survey.
New tools for collecting and exploring marine debris data
November 30, 2022
Focus areas:
Ocean & Coasts
Topics:
marine debris
data
A group of Marine Debris Program Monitoring and Assessment Project participants in the Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands learns how to conduct a survey.
Wooden vertical slats protecting restored sand dunes and promoting accretion of sand, Puerto Rico beach
National Oceans and Coastal Security Fund
May 24, 2022
Topics:
Bipartisan Infrastructure Law
marine debris
climate
Wooden vertical slats protecting restored sand dunes and promoting accretion of sand, Puerto Rico beach
A plastic water bottle sits on the sandy shore of Beverly Beach, Oregon, with bits of debris and other trash around it, and rocky, tree-covered coastline and the Pacific Ocean in the background.
Marine debris - National Sea Grant College Program
May 24, 2022
Topics:
Bipartisan Infrastructure Law
marine debris
climate
A plastic water bottle sits on the sandy shore of Beverly Beach, Oregon, with bits of debris and other trash around it, and rocky, tree-covered coastline and the Pacific Ocean in the background.
A close-up of a mass of derelict nets
Marine debris - National Ocean Service
May 24, 2022
Topics:
Bipartisan Infrastructure Law
marine debris
climate
A close-up of a mass of derelict nets
Underwater ocean plants are surrounded by trash and debris including bottles, pieces of plastic such as fishing bobs that lay amongst rocks and pebbles.
New Board of Directors to share expertise and tackle challenge of marine debris
April 6, 2022
Focus areas:
Ocean & Coasts
Topics:
marine debris
Underwater ocean plants are surrounded by trash and debris including bottles, pieces of plastic such as fishing bobs that lay amongst rocks and pebbles.
Artwork of a Green sea turtle face with its mouth agape.
Youth Art Month 2022: Marine art contests supported by NOAA
March 24, 2022
Focus areas:
Education
Topics:
marine debris
endangered species
Artwork of a Green sea turtle face with its mouth agape.
A diver cuts and removes a large derelict fishing net from reefs.
Want to know more about marine debris? Brush up with this resource
November 9, 2021
Focus areas:
Ocean & Coasts
Topics:
marine debris
A diver cuts and removes a large derelict fishing net from reefs.
A diver cuts and removes a large derelict fishing net from reefs.
Divers pull 124K pounds of debris from Northwestern Hawaiian islands
September 29, 2021
Focus areas:
Fisheries
Ocean & Coasts
Topics:
marine debris
A diver cuts and removes a large derelict fishing net from reefs.
Plastic bags, fishing traps, buoys, and other debris on a New England shoreline.
NOAA awards $7.3 million for marine debris removal, prevention, and research
September 9, 2021
Focus areas:
Ocean & Coasts
Topics:
marine debris
grants
Plastic bags, fishing traps, buoys, and other debris on a New England shoreline.
An image of marine debris piled up on a tropical beach in American Samoa.
More than an eyesore: Marine debris disrupting lives and livelihoods
June 10, 2021
Focus areas:
Ocean & Coasts
Topics:
marine debris
An image of marine debris piled up on a tropical beach in American Samoa.

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