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The Stories of our Ocean Community
Whether we live on the coast or not, each of us have a connection or story about our ocean, what it means to our lives and it’s important to our community. Often, the stories left untold are those that highlight the important work and partnerships of state and federal agencies to ensure our ocean health and economy are sustained.
We invite you to read stories from communities across the US, and welcome you to share your own as well:
All Stories
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Working with Fishermen for a Changing Ocean
NOAA helps fisherman stay aware of ocean issues and stay involved in discussion as we seek solutions
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Florida Red Tide Senate Briefing Recap
Palm Beach County officials found traces of Red Tide on their beaches earlier this week, Miami-Dade …
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Share Your Story
Tell us why the ocean is important to your community. What would happen in your community without support from agencies like NOAA? What concerns do you have about the ocean?
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NOAA Awards $3.5 Million to Research Impact of Acidification on Complex Ecosystems
There are few systems more complex—and more beautiful—than our natural ecosystems. Each element is like a …
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The More You NOAA: Ocean Budget Keeps Flowing for Now
The end of September does not just mark the end of summer—it is also the end …
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Training the Next Generation of Citizen Scientists in Queens, New York
Learn about how the Rockaway Waterfront Alliance is giving students hands-on marine biology experience in an unexpected place.
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Sometimes Acidification Research Requires a Scrub Brush
Taking care of coastal acidification monitoring equipment provides great insights into the factors that cause acidification.
