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World Ocean Day

Hawaiian green sea turtle.
It's World Ocean Day: Turn up the volume and be inspired
June 8, 2021
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Ocean & Coasts
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World Ocean Day
Hawaiian green sea turtle.
Count down to World Ocean Day with our new Ocean Literacy graphics
June 2, 2021
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Education
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World Ocean Day
A woman standing on a flat rock ledge of a beach looks out at the blue ocean off the coast of Norway. Tall mountains lay in the distance. Undated 2019 image.
A healthy and biodiverse ocean starts with all of us
June 1, 2020
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Ocean & Coasts
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World Ocean Day
ocean facts
ocean
A woman standing on a flat rock ledge of a beach looks out at the blue ocean off the coast of Norway. Tall mountains lay in the distance. Undated 2019 image.
Aerial view of the Pacific Ocean.
Ocean Month: So, how many oceans are there?
June 7, 2019
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Ocean & Coasts
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World Ocean Day
Aerial view of the Pacific Ocean.
A group of young children and and adult look at and use plastic tubes to take samples of the sand on a beach at sunset.
These NOAA ocean heroes show that you can help the ocean at any age
June 6, 2018
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Education
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ocean
World Ocean Day
education
A group of young children and and adult look at and use plastic tubes to take samples of the sand on a beach at sunset.
University of Washington oceanographer Jan Newton uses an oceanography instrument to measure conductivity, temperature and depth in Puget Sound.
Celebrate World Ocean Day with NOAA and our partners
June 1, 2017
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Education
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World Ocean Day
University of Washington oceanographer Jan Newton uses an oceanography instrument to measure conductivity, temperature and depth in Puget Sound.
Video: Celebrate World Ocean Day.
Video: Celebrate World Ocean Day with NOAA's National Ocean Service
June 8, 2017
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Ocean & Coasts
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World Ocean Day
ocean
Video: Celebrate World Ocean Day.
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