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Feature Archive

Features

Removing Marine Debris for the 'Dogs that Run in the Rough Sea'

NOAA’s Marine Debris Program gathers, and recycles, tons of trash from Hawaii’s Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument.

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Will the Dolphins of Georgia Pass Their Physicals?

NOAA's Coastal Georgia Dolphin Health Assessment examines the beloved bottlenose for clues to the wellness of their underwater world.

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Young Scientists Tackle Harmful Algal Blooms

Over the summer, 20 budding biologists, ranging from ages five to 14, joined NOAA Fisheries scientists for a week-long camp to learn about harmful algal blooms.

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NOAA’s Coastal Storms Program Strengthens Coastal Communities for Disasters

The Coastal Storms Program is a nationwide effort led by NOAA to reduce loss of life and negative impacts on coastal property and the environment caused by coastal storms.

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