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    Aug 5

    The Get Into Your Sanctuary closes on August 15, and we want to see your photos! Get tips and tricks to take the best photos possible:

    sea nettles
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  2. Aug 10

    Satellites help researchers “see the sea” in ways that would otherwise be impossible. Find out how this incredible technology collects invaluable information about the ocean:

    Photograph of the Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite-16 (GOES-16). GOES-16 is the first of NOAA's next generation of geostationary weather satellites.
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    Aug 8

    In July 2016, something mysterious happened at . In an area of East Flower Garden Banks, corals & other organisms were dead and covered in white bacterial mats. Now, scientists have come together to identify possible causes for this mortality event:

    a research diver photographing a coral
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    Aug 9

    GRAPHIC: NOAA's Updated 2018 Atlantic Outlook now calls for: 9-13 named storms of which 4-7 could become hurricanes, including 0-2 major hurricanes

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    Aug 8

    Send us those beautiful pitchers...we mean PICTURES! Enter our contest by 8/31. (5 sites in the : ))

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    Aug 8

    Last month, OR&R's Division responded to , sunken vessels, and other incidents. Check out all 20 incidents here: PC: , ,

    Three vessels in water.
    A plume appearing in water.
    An oiled pier.
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    Aug 8

    Are there microplastics in the fish, scallops, and other species we eat? What are the impacts to these animals from plastic marine debris? Researchers across the US are working to answer these questions and more! Check out the projects:

    Sea scallops in buckets (Photo: NOAA).
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  8. Aug 8

    NOAA is monitoring water levels and winds for Hurricane Hector, located near Hawaii. View real-time water level and meteorological data:

    Real time graphic of water levels and winds for Hurricane Hector near the Hawaiian islands.
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  9. Aug 8

    Higher than normal tides are expected August 9-14 for most U.S. coastal areas. Find out where and why tides will be higher than normal:

    High tide flood waters cover the streets in the coastal city of Charleston, South Carolina.
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  10. Aug 7

    This , you might be wondering: Do we still need lighthouses? Read our fact to find out!

    An image of a lighthouse on the coast
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  11. Aug 7

    Whether you’re a serious kayaker or leisurely beachcomber, Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary has activities for every ocean lover:

    The fins of a small group of orcas can be seen in the foreground, misty, craggy coastline in the background.
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  12. Retweeted
    Aug 3

    The deadline is fast approaching. Submit your proposal for the National Coastal Fund by Aug 7

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    Aug 2

    Did you know that has resources for ? Check out for opportunities, Earth science classroom materials, and more.

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    Aug 3

    We're so excited to shell-abrate on Sunday (Aug. 5)! Check out our new web page about all things oysters and share your favorite oyster pictures or recipes with us by using the hashtag .

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  15. Aug 3

    is coming up! Impress your friends with a fun fact about oysters:

    Close-up image of an oyster attached to a surface on the left. To the right, rows of oysters can be seen above the water.
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    Aug 2

    A team from NOAA and the University of New Hampshire Center for Coastal and Ocean Mapping/Joint Hydrographic Center tested the Bathymetric Explorer and Navigator (BEN), an unmanned surface vehicle.

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    Aug 1

    Abstract deadline for ’s Modeling Meeting & Fair is extended to Aug. 8. Abstracts should target main modeling activities and projects at NOAA labs, centers, programs, and their partners in the community. Register & learn more:

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    Aug 1

    Have you visited Digital Coast Academy? It’s just like going

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  19. Retweeted
    Aug 1

    Nets, lines, traps, and more! Our partners are taking on tackle and removing hazardous derelict fishing gear to restore habitat and prevent future gear loss. Learn more:

    Debris is loaded on a boat (Photo: North Carolina Coastal Federation).
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    Aug 1

    Marine pollution is an issue, but it's also a social one. That's why this month we're taking a closer look at the behind , chemical pollution, and . Follow along on our blog to learn more:

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