Recapping the National Marine Sanctuary Foundation’s 2019 Capitol Hill Fly-In
19 Mar, 2019
On March 5, 6, and 7, 2019, the National Marine Sanctuary Foundation and community members from across the National Marine... View Article
So You Want a Career in Marine Conservation
3 Jan, 2019
Working in marine science and conservation is a dream job for many, but some people don’t pursue it as a... View Article
Capitol Hill Ocean Week Dialogue Pushes Solutions for Marine Debris
2 Jan, 2019
Marine debris is far from being just an eyesore. It impacts industries including fishing, tourism, and recreation, and it costs... View Article
Conservation Career Spotlight: Jimmy MacMillan of Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary
20 Dec, 2018
By Leslie Clift, Policy and Planning Coordinator James (Jimmy) MacMillan is redefining his career in marine science. Starting out... View Article
Whale Poop and Climate Change: Here’s What You Need to Know
6 Dec, 2018
When you watch a whale majestically breaching the ocean’s surface, spraying a million sparkling droplets of crystalline water in every... View Article
Celebrating Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary
20 Nov, 2018
By Allie Braun, guest author Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary consist of a nearly 130 mile stretch of Florida’s peninsula.... View Article
What is Blue Carbon?
8 Nov, 2018
The natural world is a delicate balance of millions of plants, animals, and elements. Carbon, while being one of the... View Article
Creature Feature: North Atlantic Right Whale
8 Nov, 2018
North Atlantic right whales are massive, weighing up to 70 tons and growing to 52 feet in length. They are... View Article
Celebrating 26 Years Of Whale Protection And Research At Stellwagen Bank and Hawaiian Humpback National Marine Sanctuaries
1 Nov, 2018
Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary and the Hawaiian Humpback National Marine Sanctuary are two truly special places on our planet.... View Article
Creature Feature: Manatees
1 Nov, 2018
Manatees may seem like slow-moving sea cows, but these large and graceful swimmers are critical to our ocean’s ecosystems remaining... View Article