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Don’t forget! Applications for the next round of coastal management fellows are due January 26! Gain experience working on real #CoastalManagement issues, network, and build your career: coast.noaa.gov/fellowship/co…
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It’s our favorite time of the year: #CoralsWeek! We’re celebrating these magnificent organisms and ecosystems all week (well, more so than usual). 🎉🪸
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Get out and get muddy this weekend in one of the 30 national estuarine research reserves! Then share your pictures with us for our annual National #EstuariesWeek photo contest coast.noaa.gov/nerrs/about/p…
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In 2021,@EPA added a site in Guánica, PR to the Superfund National Priority List based on environmental contamination originally reported by NCCOS. This spring, an agreement was reached with the owner to remove contaminated soil from the site. coastalscience.noaa.gov/news…
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NCCOS scientists successfully transferred and settled fertilized elkhorn and mountainous star coral larvae — two ESA threatened species — from reefs in the #FloridaKeys to NOAA's Hollings Marine Laboratory in Charleston, SC. #CoralsWeek coastalscience.noaa.gov/news…
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#JobOpening | Join the NCCOS team as a Scientific Program Manager supporting our Competitive Research Branch. One contract position is available at our Silver Spring, MD location. Apply now: jobs-css.icims.com/jobs/2339…
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#NowHiring: We’re seeking a junior chemist to support our contract with @EPAResearch in Corvallis, OR. Selected candidate will participate as a laboratory scientist in team-oriented research projects. Read the description and #ApplyHere: jobs-css.icims.com/jobs/2295…
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.@EPA has added a site in Guánica, PR to the Superfund National Priority List based on environmental contamination originally reported by #NCCOS. Our scientists identified high sediment concentrations of PCBs, chlordane, nickel and chromium in Guánica Bay. epa.gov/newsreleases/epa-tak…
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Students at St. John’s High School in Charleston, SC have created vegetated floating islands as a bioremediation method to improve the water quality of their campus stormwater retention pond with funding and support from NOAA. go.usa.gov/xFYpX #NOAAPlanetStewards
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Our scientists have conducted sea floor characterizations in the Caribbean since 2004 to help understand the conditions and extent of the #CoralReefs around #PuertoRico and #USVirginIslands. go.usa.gov/xH8FY @noaacoastalsci
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Two NCCOS spatial analysis products were highlighted in the 2021 @Esri Federal GIS Conference virtual plenary session; The Alaska Spatial Bibliography and the Coral Conservation and Management Dashboard. Learn more about these tools: go.usa.gov/xHYBt
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And they’re off! #NCCOS scientists left Key West today aboard NOAA Ship Nancy Foster on a research mission to map essential fish habitat in @FloridaKeysNMS to better inform MPA management. Stay tuned for more updates from the field. go.usa.gov/xsHRr
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Reminder: In collaboration with @NOAA and the Sitka Tribe of Alaska, @EPA is hosting a three-part webinar series on the impact of marine and freshwater #harmfulalgalblooms (HABs) on Tribal waters and resources. Register now: eventbrite.com/e/us-epa-mana…
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It’s February, which means love is in the air! And we love estuaries! Follow along all month to hear just how much these magnificent ecosystems pull at our heart strings. go.usa.gov/xEbgN #EstuaryLove
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It’s official! The Digital Coast Act has passed! This enables us to continue to sustainably grow partnerships and provide data, tools, training, and resources for coastal resource managers. Thank you to our users and supporters! go.usa.gov/xAaKT
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National Ocean Month is coming to an end, but our world ocean is worth celebrating every day. oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/… #30DaysofOcean #OceanMonth2020
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You’re invited to join our webinar Wednesday, April 15 at 3:00ET. Come hear a live interview on tips and lessons learned in using #flood maps for community engagement go.usa.gov/xvDN5
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NCCOS awarded almost $250K in 2019 for a project that will analyze how natural features reduce wave energy and flood risks along the #ChesapeakeBay and Atlantic coastal bays. go.usa.gov/xVM2v #NOAACompetitiveResearch #NatureBasedSolutions
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As the forecast track for #Dorian moves toward Florida, it may coincide with higher than normal tides (as the moon is new and closest to Earth). Storm surge occurring on top of these larger high tides may result in increased coastal flooding. tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/in…
























