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University of Maryland Students Present Capstone Project Reviewing Marine Debris Policies

Throughout the 2024 fall semester, students in Joanna Goger’s senior capstone research class at the University of Maryland, College Park, worked with Sarah Groves (NOAA Ocean Exploration, Science and Technology division) and Logan Kline (NOAA Ocean Exploration, Expeditions and Exploration division) to review and analyze the efficacy of marine debris policies in four distinct geographical regions.

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Nā ʻOihana: Jobs on NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer
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Dual DriX in the Gulf of Maine: Post-Survey
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Imam Suga
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About NOAA Ocean Exploration

About NOAA Ocean Exploration

Learn about NOAA Ocean Exploration, a federal organization dedicated to exploring the unknown ocean, unlocking its potential through scientific discovery, technological advancements, and data delivery.

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Ocean Exploration Matters

Can we truly say that we "know" our own ocean? And if we don’t, how do we manage or protect it and the resources it holds? Take a deep dive with us as we look at several of the reasons why exploring our ocean is so important.

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NOAA Ocean Exploration Data and Products

Data and Products

NOAA Ocean Exploration ensures public access to the diverse scientific data and information collected during ocean expeditions that we support, including those on NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer.

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Ask An Explorer: Recorded Webinar for 4th-8th Grade Students

Students heard from experts at NOAA Ocean Exploration, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, and Ocean Exploration Trust as they shared their stories about the greatest challenges they have faced while exploring the ocean.

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Featured Expeditions

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Seascape Alaska 5

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We Are All Explorers

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Ships of Discovery Overview

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The Foundation for Exploration

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