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Native Alaskan Yup'ik Eskimo and kayak. Credit: Fish and Wildlife Service/E.P. Haddon.
Plants sprouting from the reservoir footprint on the Klamath (Credit: Tommy Williams/NOAA)
The right jawbone of a walrus, possibly thousands of years old, discovered during a NOAA dredge survey in 2024. Credit: NOAA Fisheries/Jonathan Duquette
Kuleana COAST participant Honuʻāina Nichols gets suited up for a coral restoration training dive on Oʻahu. Credit: Molly Feltner/NOAA
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Kuleana COAST participant Honuʻāina Nichols gets suited up for a coral restoration training dive on Oʻahu. Credit: Molly Feltner/NOAA