Education

This illustration shows how littered cigarette butts impact drinking water.

A visual journey of the Mariana Trench Marine National Monument that captures the key elements of the Monument, along with a depth profile comparison and identification key.

Color in the rare and elusive North Pacific right whale!

In 2002, an orphaned killer whale was discovered in Puget Sound. Follow Springer's amazing rescue in this film and celebrate the 10 year anniversary of her successful reunion and recovery.

NOAA's Office of Education provides scholarships, internships, grants, and teacher professional development to prepare the brightest minds from diverse backgrounds in NOAA-related fields.

The Salmon Survival board game walks participants through the salmon life cycle. During each life stage, participants attempt to survive the natural and human-made challenges salmon face, such as drought, passage barriers, and predators. But don’t despair, the game also features ways that people are helping salmon, such as building rain gardens, conserving water, and constructing fish ladders.

Lesson plans to help you instruct and inform your students about Atlantic and shortnose sturgeon.

In this lesson students will use the Agents of Discovery™ app on their mobile devices to learn about the wild Atlantic salmon. Students will complete challenge activities within the Sea-Run, Go! Mission which were developed to increase general knowledge of wild Atlantic salmon; promote understanding the species’ conservation and recovery needs; and to encourage environmental stewardship.

This animation explains the importance of near-shore habitat for salmon.

Identify the good (and bad) behaviors for sharing the shore and sea with marine wildlife in Hawai'i!