We're pleased to announce more than $34 million in funding to accelerate our data distribution capabilities to meet climate-related mission demands, which will help us address the impacts of climate change on coastal and marine resources. Learn more: bit.ly/4fOMlXy

Using samples from expeditions led by NOAA Ocean Exploration, scientists Nicholas Bezio and Allen G. Collins have made fresh discoveries in the case of a deep-sea comb jelly that was last identified by explorers in 1928. Learn more: oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/news/oer-updat…

You see how I don’t over accessorize? Very demure, very mindful.

It's back-to-school season! Not to brag, but we're kind of experts in school-ing! 🐟 Whether you're a student, educator, or parent, we've got you covered for your return to the classroom! Visit our website for educational resources and materials: bit.ly/3SOCC9W

Who's afraid of little old me? Well, you shouldn't be! Black abalone are plant-eating marine snails found on the West Coast. Unfortunately, they're suffering from the impacts of climate change. Learn how we're working with partners to recover the species: bit.ly/3WVQIHI

Meet the mysterious eastern North Pacific right whale! Once numbering in the tens of thousands, there are estimated to be fewer than 50 remaining. A new study compiling 18 years of sightings is helping fill key knowledge gaps about this endangered species: bit.ly/46KTDHT

We're recommending more than $45 million for 27 new projects to advance coastal habitat restoration and climate resilience, with a special focus on tribes and underserved communities. Learn more about the projects recommended for funding: bit.ly/3MhGtZx

As we start back to school season, our latest podcast features Roy Arezzo, a teacher at sea who's returning to the program after participating in 2007. His experience with Teacher at Sea allowed him to further inspire his students and bring them resources: apple.co/4fSDy7d

What happened to the Alaska snow crabs? Our scientists linked the sudden collapse of their populations to a shift from Artic to sub-Arctic conditions in the southeastern Bering Sea. Learn more about implications of these changes, driven by climate change: bit.ly/3MdHHVC

POV: It's 9 am on a Monday and you're listening to that one coworker explain how they don't rely on coffee to feel awake.

School is in session! Still in need of some coral reef resources, lesson plans, and activities? Check these out. #BackToSchoolNOAA Sanctuaries (NOAA) sanctuaries.noaa.gov/education/teac…

We're seeking proposals for projects that restore Great Lakes habitats and lead to significant and sustainable benefits for Great Lakes native fish species! See below for more information on this funding opportunity:

Are you team sunrise or team sunset? Whether on the Atlantic ocean, or the Pacific, the skies our researchers see on surveys are hard to beat!

Need a quick and delicious meal for the busy back-to-school season? Try Alaska pollock street tacos! 🌮 Most seafood cooks in 15 minutes or less, making it perfect for weeknights. Find more quick and healthy recipes, as well as trips on preparing seafood: bit.ly/3yNqkrM

TODAY at 12pm ET! Tune in to hear fisheries biologist Vince Saba talk about the research we’re doing to help ensure that the management of our region’s fisheries is climate ready. Webinar info: bit.ly/3wy6XkF.

I can see Russia from my house! OK, not really. But on a recent survey, our researchers did get to see the the horizon in the Bering Sea just south of the U.S.-Russia Convention Line. Close enough? Credit: NOAA Fisheries/Abigail McCarthy

Since this has come up recently—here is information on collecting parts from marine mammals. Visit our website for more information: bit.ly/4dRajQm

Happy #NationalWildlifeDay! Today, we celebrate wildlife and all of the amazing partners we work with to protect, conserve, and recover the 160+ endangered and threatened marine species under our jurisdiction. Read about our work and how you can help: bit.ly/4dQM1X2

When your kid says "Hey mom, watch this!" and it's the same jump-spin move you've seen 50 times already.

Congratulations are in order! We’re excited to share that NOAA has selected Sarah Malloy as the Regional Administrator for @NOAAFisheriesPIRO. She brings more than 25 years of experience in natural resource management & policymaking to the job Learn more: fisheries.noaa.gov/feature-story/…