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Why We Need A National Ocean Policy, Jane Lubchenco
Environmental scientist, marine ecologist and biologist, Jane Lubchenco was named administrator of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) in early 2009, the top political job in...
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Featured Blog Post
Assignment Blog--Brian Skerry: One Fish, Two Fish, Gray Fish, Blue Fish
Monday September 14 - I felt like I was in the middle of a Dr. Seuss story on my third dive today at Nikumaroro. Rob Barrel, the owner of our expedition vessel NAI'A, took me to an underwater...
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Marine Litter A Global Challenge
Marine litter is a global concern affecting all the oceans of the world. The objective of this document is to present and analyse available information on the marine litter issue n participating regions. Baltic Sea, Black Sea, Caspian...
Articles
Blog Posts
- The eradication of rats on McKean Island
- Why are sharks important?
- Tukabu Terooko Kiribati and the Phoenix Islands Protected Area (PIPA)
- Blue water diving to study deep-sea jellies in Nikumaroro
- Coral reef scientist Randi Rotjan answers student questions from the remote Phoenix Islands
- Shifting Baselines and coral reefs in the Phoenix Islands
- Assignment Blog--Brian Skerry photographs fish in the Nikumaroro surf zone
News Articles
- Conservationists conflicted over Obama's National Ocean Policy
- Despite Rule, BP Used Dispersant, Panel Finds
- Gulf of Mexico Has Long Been a Sink of Pollution
- Australia to ask international court to ban Japan whaling in Southern Ocean
- Whaling: now justice must decide
- Wild Oceans
- New leak spills thousands more gallons of oil into ocean
