The Gulf of America is a natural laboratory for understanding how ocean and coastal systems respond to multiple stressors. Among the most pressing challenges are [...]
Registration is now open for the IOOS 2026 DMAC Code Sprint being co-sponsored by GCOOS. During this three-day hackathon style event, teams of developers, academic [...]
NOAA’s Ocean Acidification Program (OAP) has launched East Coast and West Coast research missions at sea to track how changing ocean chemistry is affecting marine [...]
Gliders Integrated into 2026 National Hurricane Operations Plan Forecasting relies heavily on atmospheric data, but what’s happening beneath the ocean surface is just as critical [...]
GCOOS Spring Members’ Meeting and 20th Anniversary Celebration The GCOOS 2026 Spring Member's Meeting and Anniversary Celebration took place on April 14, 2026 at Texas [...]
GCOOS is developing a new acoustic database for Rice’s whales, one of the world’s rarest and most endangered cetacean species. This newly recognized species of [...]
The Coastal Acidification Networks (CANs) of the Mid-Atlantic, Gulf of America, Southeast and Caribbean hosted a webinar in recognition of the Ocean Acidification Day of [...]