We share information with the public and different user groups through various web sites, including our online mapping tool and project pages on the Sanctuary Integrated Monitoring Network (SIMoN).

NOAA’s Teacher-at-Sea research experiences and undergraduate and graduate internships and collaborative projects provide opportunities for training new scientists and reaching broader audiences.

Contact Jennifer Stock if you are a teacher interested in working with research scientists at sea.

Contact Jaime Jahncke if you are a student interested in research opportunities with ACCESS.

Past Teacher-at-Sea experiences include:

Field Season 2011

Elaine Bechler
High school biology teacher from Santa Rosa
NOAA R/V Fulmar
Read the ship logs (July 21-25)
Listen to radio interview on KRCB

Field Season 2010

Deborah Moraga
Elementary school science teacher from Ohio
NOAA R/V Fulmar
Read the ship logs (June 21-27)

Field Season 2009

Laurie Guest
Middle school science teacher from California
NOAA R/V Fulmar
Read the article (A Teaching from the Sea)

Field Season 2008

Beth Lancaster
High school biology teacher from Connecticut
NOAA Ship McArthur II
Read the ship logs (April 7-11)
Download educational activity (What influences a marine food web?)