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When is Dinner Served?
Predicting the Spring Phytoplankton Bloom in the Gulf of Maine "A must for anyone teaching marine science..."
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Diversity of the Deep
Explore the diversity of organisms living on deep sea hydrothermal vents. The species in these unique communities have evolved to thrive in extreme temperatures and no light.
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Resources for You
Links to classroom-friendly scientific lesson plans (including real-time data) that can be used in classroom teaching. Lesson plans are grouped by subject area and tips on using data are available.
Summer internship, camp, or volunteer opportunity for students
Summer professional opportunity for teachers
National Marine Educators Association 2005 Conference
Look to the Source, Look to the Sea
Kahului, Maui, Hawai'i
July 11-16, 2005
Online registration now open!
NOAA Ocean Explorer: New Zealand American Submarine Ring of Fire 2005
April 3 - May 10, an international team of scientists will visit submarine volcanoes along Kermadec Arc using the Pisces IV and V submersibles. Contains grades 5-12 lesson plans developed for this expedition. More...
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