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Researcher Andrea de Lucia selects items of rubbish to show to the participants towards the end of the morning
Researchers from the National Research Centre of Oristano speak about some of the waste found over the course of the morning
Students from Arzachena middle schools attend YCCS Clean Beach Day at Cala Granu beach
The Ocean's Logbook
Chum salmon migrating upstream
Tapani, Inc. heavy machinery operators and ground crew add structure and woody stems to the Wildboy Creek as part of the NOAA-funded Kwoneesum Dam removal project with Cowlitz Indian Tribe
Aerial view of the Ridgefield Pits in the foreground on the East Fork Lewis River before restoration. The Daybreak Pits can also be seen and are located adjacent to the Ridgefield Pits. The project will focus on restoring the nine Ridgefield Pits
Fishing for steelhead on the East Fork Lewis River
Students at Kahuku Elementary gifted the name U?i Mea Ola (`beautiful survivor`) to RJ58's (Kaimana) new pup
North Atlantic right whale Pediddle (#1012) and calf. This species was hunted nearly to extinction by commercial whalers in the 1800s, and continues to face threats from vessel strikes and entanglement in fishing gear
K12, or Sequim, swims closest to the camera in the waters of Washington state in 2013
Two green sea turtles bask on the sandy beaches at Lalo (French Frigate Shoals). Turtles are commonly seen in the Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument, primarily during the spring to summer nesting season
Southern Resident killer whales encountered during NOAA's PODs (Pacific Orcinus Distribution Survey) in October 2021 near the west end of the Strait of Juan de Fuca
Seagrass meadow scars at Seaview, Isle of Wight
Seagrass meadow in Ryde
Dale Visitor Mooring at Dale
Seagrass seed collection on Isle of Wight
Local funding & volunteers facilitate new, on-the-water EMSMET weather station in Chichester Harbour
EMSMET Homepage
Race For Water: Announcing first stop in Marseille
Step forward for science-driven high seas protection in the Oceania region
Our Ocean Conference delivers $133 billion for ocean action
Mubadala Brazil lead the clean up on Pombeda Island in Guanabara Bay, Rio
DataHub platform: Whale Watch
DataHub platform: Whale Watch
DataHub platform: Whale Watch
Krill (Thysanoessa inermis)
Research Vessel Oscar Dyson leaving Dutch Harbor
A) The acoustic instruments on NOAA Ship Oscar Dyson. These provide acoustic data at 18, 38, 70, 120, and 200 kHz. B) Acoustic instruments on Saildrone uncrewed surface vehicles. To save space and power, these only provide measurements at 38 kHz & 200 kHz
Echograms from the uncrewed surface vehicle survey demonstrating how scientists identify krill acoustically. Krill have relatively weak acoustic scattering at 38 kHz (A) and relatively strong acoustic scattering at 200 kHz (B)