Education

Eight valentine cards with drawings to color, fun facts, and viewing distances for humpback whales, spinner dolphins, false killer whales, blue whales, sea turtles, Hawaiian monk seals, scalloped hammerhead sharks, giant manta rays, and gray snappers.

These lessons were selected, reviewed, edited, and updated in partnership with scientists and staff at NOAA’s Alaska Fisheries Center and focus on NOAA Fisheries research conducted in the Gulf of Alaska and the Bering Sea.

The calendar features youth artworks that illustrate how we can share the shore and sea with marine wildlife. It also includes facts and viewing guidelines for whales, dolphins, Hawaiian monk seals, sea turtles, and corals in the Pacific Islands region.

The Dulse Seaweed Curriculum was a collaborative project between NOAA Fisheries researchers and educators from rural and urban classrooms in Alaska. The Seaweed Bookmark Instructions walk you step by step through the process of creating bookmarks.

The Dulse Seaweed Curriculum was a collaborative project between NOAA Fisheries researchers and educators from rural and urban classrooms in Alaska. The Seaweed Word Search Activity is a great way to engage students learning new vocabulary terms.

The Dulse Seaweed Curriculum was a collaborative project between NOAA Fisheries researchers and educators from rural and urban classrooms in Alaska. The Seaweed Lifecycle Activity explores the generalized lifecycle of red algae.

The Dulse Seaweed Curriculum was a collaborative project between NOAA Fisheries researchers and educators from rural and urban classrooms in Alaska. The Seaweed Anatomy Activity allows students to explore the different structures of seaweed.

The Dulse Seaweed Curriculum was a collaborative project between NOAA Fisheries researchers and educators from rural and urban classrooms in Alaska. The Seaweed vs Plant Activity explores the similarities and differences between seaweeds and plants.

Cultural ecosystem services are the contributions ecosystems make to human well-being in terms of the identities they frame, the experiences they enable, and the capabilities they equip.

Explore the unique benefits of aquaculture in the Pacific Islands region through a classic paper fortune teller.