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Ocean Currents

Tuesday, August 16

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Funding Brighter Future for NOAA

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Funding Brighter Future for NOAA

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All About Soft Corals

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My Trip Along the Alaska Marine Highway System

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First Wave of Ocean Justice Community Grants

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How Does Filter Feeding Work?

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Setting Sail to Collect Ghost Gear in Maine

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Fun Facts About Pufferfish

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Get to Know Our First Vice President of Conservation, Justice and Equity

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I am incredibly lucky to get to live in Juneau and feel fortunate every day that my life, work, and passions overlap in Alaska. Life here is inextricably tied to the ocean. I get to see first-hand how it is changing, learn from people whose livelihoods, communities, and cultures depend on healthy oceans, and work toward sustainable management choices.

Michael LeVine

Senior Arctic Fellow, Juneau, Alaska