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A salmon in the wild.

Salmon Becoming River Ghosts Due to Droughts and Floods

While on the aft deck of Falkor (too), Hilary Close (Scientist, Ocean Sciences at the Rosenstiel School of Marine, Atmospheric, and Earth Science at the University of Miami) examines a sensor, searching for chemical traces that help explain the transformation and transportation of carbon and nitrogen through different depths of the ocean.

World’s Largest Animal Migration and Ocean Gyres Play Critical Roles in Global Carbon Cycle

Workshop participants gather under the Scott Creek Bridge to discuss near- and long-term ecosystem and transportation needs.

NOAA and Partners Tackle Coastal Resilience at Scott Creek Beach Workshop

Low dune profile with a diversity of grass and herbaceous species.

New Research Reveals How Plants and Site History Shape Dune Recovery

Micro Litter in the Ocean

West African Coast Emerges as a Key Source of Microlitter in the South Atlantic Ocean

An Australian fur seal, Arctocephalus pusillus doriferus.

Seals Get Their Hearts Racing to Detox After Foraging Trips at Sea

Fish Swimming Around Coral Reef

Fish Evolution Accelerated After Adapting to Eat off Hard Surfaces

An aerial view of marshes on Bair Island in San Francisco Bay in front of the low-lying homes and businesses of the Redwood Shores community.

New Method to Raise Investment Funds for Projects that Restore Coastal Wetlands

A sketch of the giant octopus.

Giant Octopuses May Have Ruled the Oceans 100 Million Years Ago

A rosette water sampler with water samples is brought back on board the German research vessel SONNE on expedition SO289 in the South Pacific.

Novel Approach Unpicks Iron Chemistry in the South Pacific Ocean

New Strategic Plan For Sharing Ocean Data

CeNCOOS Team Publishes New Strategic Plan for Sharing Ocean Data

Fluorescence confocal microscope image of a live Polykrikos kofoidii cell, revealing how its light-producing molecule, luciferin, is distributed throughout the cell. In all other studied bioluminescent dinoflagellates, the fluorescence is visible only in certain vesicles.

Ruthless Predator of Red Tide Plankton Revealed in New Study

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