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Contact: Christine Brittain, christine@marinesanctuary.org, 301-608-3040 ext. 315 Welcome our Newest Members Jim Hnat, Dane Nichols, and Phil Stephenson bring diverse... View Article
Contact: Natalie Ducharme-Barth, natalie@marinesanctuary.org, (301) 608-3040 x312 Washington, DC; January 12, 2017 — The National Marine Sanctuary Foundation (NMSF) seeks to... View Article
Contact: Shannon Yee, shannon@marinesanctuary.org, 202-870-0387 Washington, DC; January 6, 2017 — The National Marine Sanctuary Foundation applauds the National... View Article
Contact: Shannon Yee, shannon@marinesanctuary.org, 202-870-0387 Washington, DC; January 6, 2017 — The National Marine Sanctuary Foundation applauds the National... View Article
Papahānaumokuākea is a dynamic destination for research, science, conservation, heritage and education.
Affected corals span 6.5 acres with some locations having 70% mortality, including several thousand dead coral colonies.
Reducing ship speeds greatly reduces air pollution and significantly lowers the risk of fatal ship strikes on whales.
Get Into Your Sanctuary Day is a system-wide event promoting awareness of safe and sustainable recreational activity within sanctuaries.
The Awards recognize those whose professional or personal accomplishments have made a difference in ensuring the ocean’s healthy future.
March 25, 2016
