Mallows Bay Community Showcases Maritime Heritage with World War I Centennial Commemoration
28 Apr, 2017
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National Marine Sanctuary Foundation to honor ocean champions at 15th annual Ocean Awards Gala
24 Apr, 2017
Photo: Matt Ryb Contact: Marcus Reamer, marcus@marinesanctuary.org, (301) 608-3040 x 311 2017 Ocean Awards Gala honorees Silver Spring, MD; April... View Article
Interagency partnership allows for new STEM environmental education grants
10 Apr, 2017
Partnership Announcement Contact: Marcus Reamer, marcus@marinesanctuary.org, (301) 608-3040 x 311 Washington, DC; April 10, 2017–The NOAA Office of Education is... View Article
National Marine Sanctuary Foundation Welcomes Three New Trustees to its Board
21 Feb, 2017
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
Applications Now Accepted for New STEM Environmental Education Grants
12 Jan, 2017
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
NMSF Applauds Plans to Designate Mallows Bay-Potomac River National Marine Sanctuary
6 Jan, 2017
Contact: Shannon Yee, shannon@marinesanctuary.org, 202-870-0387 Washington, DC; January 6, 2017 — The National Marine Sanctuary Foundation applauds the National... View Article
NMSF Applauds Plans to Designate Wisconsin-Lake Michigan National Sanctuary
6 Jan, 2017
Contact: Shannon Yee, shannon@marinesanctuary.org, 202-870-0387 Washington, DC; January 6, 2017 — The National Marine Sanctuary Foundation applauds the National... View Article
UPDATED: US Creates World’s Largest Marine Protected Area
26 Aug, 2016
Papahānaumokuākea is a dynamic destination for research, science, conservation, heritage and education.
Longterm Monitoring Helps Scientists Address Massive Gulf Corals Die-Off
18 Aug, 2016
Affected corals span 6.5 acres with some locations having 70% mortality, including several thousand dead coral colonies.
NMSF and Partners Recognized by EPA for Vessel Speed Reduction Program in Santa Barbara
1 Jul, 2016
Reducing ship speeds greatly reduces air pollution and significantly lowers the risk of fatal ship strikes on whales.