This month, GCOOS Executive Director Dr. Jorge Brenner is settling in — getting to know GCOOS and its many data partners as his tenure gets [...]

Today, the GCOOS Board of Directors is announcing the organization’s new executive director. Dr. Jorge Brenner will succeed Dr. Barbara Kirkpatrick, who announced her retirement [...]

The Red Tide Respiratory Forecast — part of a suite of NOAA toolsfocused on predicting the movements and impacts of harmful algal blooms in the [...]

Community scientists and partners continue to monitor the ongoing Karenia brevis bloom along Florida's west coast. While the intensity of the bloom has recently subsided [...]

The dominant ocean circulation feature in the Gulf of Mexico, the Loop Current (LC), affects everything from animal migrations and the paths and strengths of hurricanes, [...]

The GCOOS 2021 Spring Meeting took place on May 18 and included presentations by Carl Gouldman, Director of the U.S. IOOS Program Office, Josie Quintrell, [...]

The official start of the Atlantic hurricane season here, with NOAA predicting a likely range of 13 to 20 named storms with winds 39 mph or [...]