Join NOAA Fisheries and Mālama Pūpūkea-Waimea for a virtual community talk story. Learn about endangered Hawaiian monk seals and what you can do to protect them.
Entertainers, artists, and conservationists come together on Saturday, June 13 to celebrate World Oceans Day online. Tune in from home for a fun-filled afternoon of learning and inspiration.
One-day summit to bring together scientists, managers, fishermen, and industry representatives. We will discuss cooperative research projects, enhanced industry participation, funding opportunities, and more.
Dr. Paulo Maurin, a program coordinator with Lynker Technologies at the NOAA National Ocean Service Office for Coastal Management, will show a 3D-printed coral polyp to demonstrate how corals feed and what happens when they bleach.
John Bravender, Leigh Anne Eaton, and Eric Lau are meteorologists at NOAA’s National Weather Service Central Pacific Hurricane Center. They will explain the science of hurricanes and share the 2020 Central Pacific Hurricane Season outlook!
Ali Bayless, outreach and education coordinator at the Pacific Islands Fisheries Science Center, will deliver a live presentation that shows how NOAA uses research tools like acoustic monitoring and photography to study whales across the Pacific Ocean.
Cindi Preller, oceanographer at the NOAA National Weather Service Pacific Tsunami Warning Center, will offer an interactive live presentation about how to use nature’s clues to best prepare for a future tsunami event.
This webinar focuses on Meaningful Watershed Educational Experiences, or MWEEs, and how to infuse outdoor educational experiences into after-school and summer programs.