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NOAA's Office for Coastal Management provides the technology, information, and management strategies used by local, state, and national organizations to address complex coastal issues.

Learn how Chesapeake Bay anglers use CBEFS forecasts to track low-oxygen zones, harmful algal blooms, and other conditions for safer, more productive fishing.

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Learn more about MARACOOS OceansMap Insights and explore dashboards tailored for the New York & New Jersey area with TetraTech Program Manager, Sheri Schwartz. Explore all of our Insights: https://maracoos.org/insights/ Have ideas for additional insig...

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Catch the King Catch the King (CTK) is an annual tide mapping event that recruits volunteers to collect flooding data during the Perigean king tides--the highest tides of the year (view our 2025 flyer here!). Whether you're a returning mapper or a commu...

The Regional Associations with IOOS have launched websites and apps where people can go to check beach and coastal conditions. For instance, you can find information about the shores of the Pacific Ocean, in the Great Lakes, the Mid-Atlantic, and elsewh...

REGISTER NOW SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE The Mid-Atlantic Marine Debris Summit is a biennial two-day event convened by the Mid-Atlantic Regional Council on the Ocean (MARCO), a regional partnership representing the five Mid-Atlantic states: Virginia, Maryland,...

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You are invited to join the Ocean Enterprise Initiative's Dialogues with Industry Series! Dialogue 1: Ocean Observing of the Future: Enablers, Infrastructure, Emerging Technologies.

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The restored HF radar station at Nauset, Cape Cod, strengthens the MARACOOS CODAR network, delivering real-time ocean surface current data. As the northernmost site, it supports navigation, Coast Guar...

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Dr. Hugh Roarty (MARACOOS, Rutgers) shared how real-time ocean data from HF radar, gliders, and buoys supports vessel navigation, spill response, and harbor safety at the Bayonne Harbor Safety meeting, strengthening connections between ocean science and...

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