The ocean observing landscape is changing with demand for ocean information to support the blue economy. How can industry, science and government together advance ocean …
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The Women in the Sciences Leadership Workshop is an opportunity for scientists (e.g., graduate students to senior scientists) and those that work with scientists, to interact with each other, build new networks, and develop important skill sets. The program highlights emotional intelligence, leadership styles and individual strengths. The workshop fosters communication among researchers (both academic and Federal), non-profits, and private industry across all fields of science.
NOAA is joining an international cohort of community leaders in marine protection, including youth and indigenous voices, at the Fifth International Marine Protected Areas Congress (IMPAC5) Conference. From February 3-9, 2023, in Vancouver, Canada, marine conservation managers, practitioners, and decision makers will consider policies, priorities, and processes that proactively contribute to a healthy blue planet while also improving economic sustainability.
From satellites to underwater vehicles, NOAA collects data about the whole world around us. These observations help us understand the ocean, weather, and climate, …
Data for Decision-Making at the 103rd American Meteorological Society Annual Meeting Read More >
AGU Fall Meeting 2022 will be held in Chicago, IL, and online everywhere December 12 – 16, 2022. Let’s take a look at some of …
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The ocean observing landscape is changing with demand for ocean information to support the blue economy. How can industry, science and government together advance ocean …
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Dr. Kelly Goodwin, a microbiologist at NOAA’s Atlantic Oceanographic & Meteorological Laboratory, recently served as one of the NOAA representatives at the historic signing of the All-Atlantic Ocean Research and Innovation Declaration during the All-Atlantic Ocean Research Forum 2022. This declaration represents a major milestone towards ocean science diplomacy and a cooperative effort towards a sustainable Atlantic Ocean. The Atlantic Ocean serves as a valuable resource for many nations and requires widespread cooperation in order to effectively establish a management framework to address climate change, pollution, ocean observation, marine ecosystem conservation, a sustainable ocean economy, and effective aquaculture and fisheries.
Understanding, protecting, and sustainably managing ocean habitats and services are essential to a healthy society. Learning more about the ocean’s influence on climate is key …
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Capitol Hill Ocean Week is taking place June 7-9, 2022, in Washington, DC, and online. This year’s theme, “Sea: The Future,” celebrates the 50 years …
Celebrating 50 years of oceans and coasts at Capitol Hill Ocean Week 2022 Read More >
Join Acting OAR Assistant Administrator Cisco Werner and NOAA Administrator Rick Spinrad for conversations on advancing the All-Atlantic Alliance, bringing the research community together with …
