Gulf Restoration Live! Secrets of the Deep: What Can Landers Tell Us?
Join a livestream from an expedition to advance mesophotic and deep coral restoration.
About
Throughout an upcoming expedition to restore deep-sea corals, NOAA and our partners will host public livestreams offering an opportunity to see restoration efforts up close. This expedition, taking place from March to May 2026, is part of a multi-year collaborative effort to restore deep-sea habitats in the Gulf of America that were injured by the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
On Friday, March 27, see how experts are deploying advanced ocean landers equipped with sensors that measure temperature, oxygen, and other key indicators of environmental conditions near the seafloor. Join us live to hear how these instruments collect long-term data and help us plan restoration efforts.
Join Information:
Join the livestream here (no advance registration required).
If you have any questions, please reach out to Erin Spencer at erin.spencer@noaa.gov