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Show news Science-driven high seas protection in the Oceania
Scientists and environmentalists meet to advance the first gen High Seas marine protected areas
Posted on 9 May
OOC delivers $133 billion for ocean action
Urgent challenges remain to meet global deadlines in a pivotal year for the ocean
Posted on 29 Apr
Gray whales on the rebound
Signs of hope despite challenges
Posted on 21 Feb
Top must-read Pacific Islands stories of 2024
Take a look at some of the most important and inspiring stories
Posted on 8 Feb
Lisa Blair receives Australia Day OAM Award
She has been recognised for her "services to sailing" in Australia.
Posted on 26 Jan
Vendée Globe, UNESCO and IMOCA join partner up
25 skippers have volunteered to take weather-marine instruments on board during the race
Posted on 16 Oct 2024
SailGP teams up with Sport Impact Summit
To chart a new course towards a more sustainable future
Posted on 1 Oct 2024
"Blue Meadows" buoys protecting seagrass fields
The seagrass bed off Trefusis Point is now marked by two of the new-generation AMS buoys
Posted on 19 Aug 2024
Mote partners with CWVC and SCUBAnauts
To advance coral reef restoration in the Florida Keys
Posted on 19 Jul 2024
Mote receives $3.2 million to combat algal blooms
The grants are part of the Innovative Technology Grant Program in the Florida DEP
Posted on 29 May 2024
This Memorial Day, go slow for those below!
Follow Coast Guard-approved safe boating guidelines and use vigilance
Posted on 25 May 2024
Reef shark conservation
Depending on a combination of protected areas & national fisheries management
Posted on 25 May 2024
Rescued smalltooth sawfish passes away
The distressed smalltooth sawfish that was rescued on April 5 passed away on May 2
Posted on 3 May 2024
Rescued Sawfish receiving critical care at Mote
After a member of the public called the sawfish hotline
Posted on 14 Apr 2024
Mote provides critical role for sawfish rescue
Endangered smalltooth sawfish is affected by an ongoing mortality event in South Florida
Posted on 29 Mar 2024
Mote and Taiwan formalize major partnership
In heat-resiliency coral research and restoration
Posted on 20 Mar 2024
Mote respond to stranded sperm whale off Venice
Moving large whales, weighing about 70,000 pounds, has serious safety risks for the whale
Posted on 13 Mar 2024
Noonsite clarifies new procedures for St Martin
The recent enforcement of Port Clearance has left cruisers unsure of procedures
Posted on 5 Feb 2024
Cyclone Belal strikes Réunion
Unleashes its force then heading for Mauritius
Posted on 16 Jan 2024
It's official: 2023 was the warmest year
Last year didn't just break the 2016 heat record, it shattered it
Posted on 13 Jan 2024
Next phase of Global FinPrint
Seeking to improve protection of reef sharks worldwide
Posted on 9 Dec 2023
Major awards win for Sustainable Sailing
Winning the Institute of Engineering and Technology (IET) Start-Up of the Year Award 2023
Posted on 20 Nov 2023
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    Chum salmon migrating upstream
    © Adobe Stock
    Tapani, Inc. heavy machinery operators and ground crew add structure and woody stems to the Wildboy Creek as part of the NOAA-funded Kwoneesum Dam removal project with Cowlitz Indian Tribe
    © Cowlitz Indian Tribe
    Aerial view of the Ridgefield Pits in the foreground on the East Fork Lewis River before restoration. The Daybreak Pits can also be seen and are located adjacent to the Ridgefield Pits. The project will focus on restoring the nine Ridgefield Pits
    © Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership
    Fishing for steelhead on the East Fork Lewis River
    © Clark-Skamania Flyfishers
    Students at Kahuku Elementary gifted the name U?i Mea Ola (`beautiful survivor`) to RJ58's (Kaimana) new pup
    © Hawai?i Marine Animal Response (Permit #24359)
    North Atlantic right whale Pediddle (#1012) and calf. This species was hunted nearly to extinction by commercial whalers in the 1800s, and continues to face threats from vessel strikes and entanglement in fishing gear
    © NOAA Fisheries
    K12, or Sequim, swims closest to the camera in the waters of Washington state in 2013
    © Jeff Foster/NOAA Fisheries. Taken under permit #21348
    Two green sea turtles bask on the sandy beaches at Lalo (French Frigate Shoals). Turtles are commonly seen in the Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument, primarily during the spring to summer nesting season
    © NOAA Fisheries
    Southern Resident killer whales encountered during NOAA's PODs (Pacific Orcinus Distribution Survey) in October 2021 near the west end of the Strait of Juan de Fuca
    © NOAA Fisheries/Brad Hanson
    Dale Visitor Mooring at Dale
    © Sue Burton
    Seagrass seed collection on Isle of Wight
    © Lewis Jefferies
    Seagrass meadow scars at Seaview, Isle of Wight
    © Anouska Mendzil, Project Seagrass
    Seagrass meadow in Ryde
    © Anouska Mendzil, Project Seagrass
    Local funding & volunteers facilitate new, on-the-water EMSMET weather station in Chichester Harbour
    © EMSMET
    EMSMET Homepage
    © EMSMET
    Race For Water: Announcing first stop in Marseille
    © Race For Water
    Step forward for science-driven high seas protection in the Oceania region
    © Paul Hilton, Greenpeace
    Our Ocean Conference delivers $133 billion for ocean action
    © Amanda Martino
    Mubadala Brazil lead the clean up on Pombeda Island in Guanabara Bay, Rio
    © Fernando Veloso Leao for SailGP
    DataHub platform: Whale Watch
    © Predictwind
    DataHub platform: Whale Watch
    © Predictwind
    DataHub platform: Whale Watch
    © Predictwind
    Krill (Thysanoessa inermis)
    © NOAA Fisheries
    Research Vessel Oscar Dyson leaving Dutch Harbor
    © Paul Hillman / NOAA Fisheries
    A) The acoustic instruments on NOAA Ship Oscar Dyson. These provide acoustic data at 18, 38, 70, 120, and 200 kHz. B) Acoustic instruments on Saildrone uncrewed surface vehicles. To save space and power, these only provide measurements at 38 kHz & 200 kHz
    © NOAA Fisheries
    Echograms from the uncrewed surface vehicle survey demonstrating how scientists identify krill acoustically. Krill have relatively weak acoustic scattering at 38 kHz (A) and relatively strong acoustic scattering at 200 kHz (B)
    © NOAA Fisheries
    A Bryde's whale photographed in the Mariana Archipelago
    © NOAA Fisheries / Adam Ü (NOAA Fisheries MMPA-ESA Permit #14097)
    Corals and fish at Mariana Trench
    © NOAA Fisheries
    Left: Alphina Liusamoa rescues one of the seven entangled hawksbills in the Pala Lagoon at Lyons Park in Nu'uuli, American Samoa. Right: Josefa Muñoz applies a satellite tag on a Guam nesting green turtle
    © Right: Michael Daskam, Left: Josefa Muñoz
    LL00 and her first pup lay on the sands of Holaniku
    © Kure Atoll Conservancy (NOAA Fisheries Permit #22677-02)