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Ocean Currents

Monday, June 24

Can 500 Underwater Statues Help The Ocean?

August 23, 2012
A Small Boy’s Example: Anyone Can Make a Difference for the Ocean

August 22, 2012
Cleanup Volunteers Find Weird and Wacky Trash on Our Beaches

August 21, 2012
Appreciation: Writer Jean Craighead George Shared Her Love of Wild Places, Including the Arctic

August 20, 2012
Dreaming of Swimming with Sharks? Start with “the Domino”

August 17, 2012
Not Arctic Ready: Shell Oil Is Unprepared

August 16, 2012
Why We Need Aquanauts and Other Ocean Researchers

August 16, 2012
Shark Attack Survivors Fight to Save Sharks

August 15, 2012
As a university researcher, I got frustrated at how slowly new science worked its way into decisions that affect the ocean. But, for many ocean issues like climate change and ocean acidification, we haven’t got time to waste. I’m here because I can help catalyze getting new knowledge into smart ocean policy, and that makes a difference every day.

Sarah Cooley

Director, Ocean Acidification Program, Washington, D.C.

Endangered!! Help protect the rare Bryde's whale today.