Education

The survival of juvenile salmon in Puget Sound has declined by up to 90 percent. NOAA scientist Megan Moore tags steelhead to learn more about their survival and help recover this threatened species.

Students in American Samoa learn how to survey coral reefs through the Quantitative Underwater Ecological Survey Techniques (QUEST) program.

A brief look at how the aquarium located in Woods Hole has been used for scientific research from the very start.

Below are some amazing images from our research at the Alaska Fisheries Science Center. Feel free to download them for your phone or computer background.

In the Chesapeake watershed, educators are building the next generation of Bay stewards by sharing meaningful watershed educational experiences with them. What exactly are these "MWEEs"?

Developed by the National Seafood Inspection Laboratory, the tool supports the nation’s safe, sustainable seafood supply.

The Maine Fishermen’s Forum is an annual gathering of commercial fishermen, gear suppliers, scientists, government representatives, and other stakeholders to talk about Maine’s commercial fishing industry, markets, technology, safety, and more.

A frequent NOAA Fisheries collaborator, Robin Baird’s work has increased our understanding of Hawaiʻi’s whales and dolphins, especially false killer whales.

Watch this video to learn how we work to help disentangle whales across the country.

The NOAA Chesapeake Bay Office announced the grant opportunity to support environmental education in the watershed; proposals are due by February 20, 2019.