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Discovering Biology in a Digital World

DBWB focuses on science education, in particular, the use of bioinformatics resources in studying biology.
 

Port Townsend Marine Science Center Blog

Keep uup with what is happening at PTMSC all year long by following our blog. Learn about our on going projects and what the critters have been up to.
 

High School Students Creating New Pages in a Genetic Encyclopedia of California's Marine Life

This short video clip describes the efforts of high school students to create a DNA-based bioinventory of marine life around California's northern Channel Islands
 

Beam Reach

News from Beam Reach Marine Science and Sustainability School . Focus is on our under/graduate marine field science course, but the blog also presents news and research results from students and staff related to endangered southern resident killer whales, the fish they eat, and their human-dominated ecosystem.
 

Orcasphere

Towards the recovery of endangered orcas and their ecosystem. News and opinion related to southern resident killer whales and the salmon they eat.
 

Blue Planet Divers

A place for research divers of all levels to connect and learn
 

Cruise Logs from the Around the Americas voyage aboard "Ocean Watch"

"Ocean Watch" set sail for its historic voyage around the globe on May 31 from Seattle, WA, USA. This voyage is part of the "Around the Americas" program at the Pacific Science Center in Seattle.
 

Exploring the Kermadec volcanic arc

The University of Washington School of Oceanography's undergraduate senior thesis research cruise is happening now! From March 2 to March 12 this class will be aboard the R/V Thompson exploring the Kermadec volcanic arc which extends to the northeast of New Zealand. The tectonic activity in this region is associated with hydrothermal vents that are unique in their chemical composition and can reach into relatively shallow water (500m and less) of the ocean.
 


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Octopuses carry coconut shells as instant shelter

Octopuses carry coconut shells as instant shelter
Can invertebrates use tools? Scientists spy octopuses "tiptoeing" across the ocean floor carrying coconut shells for protection or disguise.

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Science Comes To Life for Middle School Students

Science Comes To Life for Middle School Students
How fish survive, where oil spills are, and what exactly is going on in our oceans were just some of the things some local middle schoolers got the chance to learn this week at NOAA science camp.

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The Important Little Life of Dylan Diatom

The Important Little Life of Dylan Diatom
University of Washington's Applied Physics Lab reaches out to kids with freewheelin' 'Dylan Diatom' in the arctic animation

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Around the Americas expedition

Around the Americas expedition
The Around the Americas Mission: "Our mission is to build awareness throughout the Americas of increasing threats to our fragile ocean environment and to mobilize North and South Americans to take action to improve the health of our oceans."

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Tribe reintroduces sockeye to Lake Cle Elum

Tribe reintroduces sockeye to Lake Cle Elum
For the first time in more than 100 years, Lake Cle Elum's sandy shorelines and streams will erupt in crimson patches late this summer as sockeye salmon turn from silver to red in preparation for spawning.

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