The GCOOS Board of Directors has decided to postpone our annual Members Meeting scheduled for April 2, 2020 in New Orleans due to uncertainty surrounding […]
Nominations are now open for the GCOOS Board of Directors. The Board invites colleagues interested in and committed to working within an organization dedicated to […]
Commercial fishermen in Southwest Florida are donating their time & vessels to support a better scientific understanding of offshore waters In 2018, as blooms of […]
Sanibel Island residents and visitors who are susceptible to the respiratory impacts of Florida’s red tide — especially people with asthma and other chronic lung […]
We’re pleased to announce that we’re working with Texas A&M University College Station and KAMU-FM on a podcast series called “On the Ocean.” These two-minute […]
Forget hurricane season… for us, it’s been hurricane glider season as we’ve been tracking gliders operating in the Gulf of Mexico and along the southeast […]
GCOOS, NOAA and the University of Louisiana have started a new pilot project that will generate nitrate data in coastal and estuarine ecosystems around the […]
On Tuesday, Aug. 27, the Gulf of Mexico Coastal Ocean Observing System (GCOOS) joined with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the National Ocean […]
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