GCOOS is pleased to announce the winners of our recent Board of Directors election. The Board sets organization policy and direction for the executive director, […]
Shell’s floating production, storage and offloading facility called Stones is the world’s deepest oil and gas project. Operating in 9,500 feet of water in the […]
Are you with an organization engaged in some aspect of ocean observing? Do you use data, products or services from observing system elements in the […]
GCOOS and NOAA’s National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science (NCCOS) are funding two new studies designed to uncover the full costs of harmful algal blooms […]
The University of South Florida and Florida’s Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s Fish and Wildlife Research Institute are using data from underwater gliders to study […]
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 […]
GCOOS is participating in a survey to better understand the value of the services we provide. Please take this short survey to help us better serve your ocean observing needs.
