A New Era of Ocean Observing Opportunities GCOOS Spring Meeting focuses on potential data streams from renewable energy and uncrewed platforms and new data coming [...]
The GCOOS Spring Webinar Series 2023 featured our Principal Investigators and included an overview of their GCOOS-supported work in the Gulf of Mexico and how [...]
IWG-OA Vulnerability Report Executive Summaries for the Southeast and Gulf of Mexico are Now Available Addressing Regional Gaps in OA Monitoring The Gulf of Mexico [...]
The GCAN Science Working Group’s manuscript “Ocean Acidification in the Gulf of Mexico: Drivers, Impacts, and Unknowns” has been published online by Progress in Oceanography. [...]
New GCOOS-Roskamp Institute Study Suggests Some People are Susceptible to Neurological Effects of Airborne Red Tide Toxins Study also replicates findings of increased reporting of [...]
Each year, underwater glider pilots in the Gulf of Mexico work together to deploy gliders to gather information needed to inform meteorological models and storm [...]
Louisiana State University’s Department of Oceanography and Coastal Services has released their annual “dead zone” prediction: It is expected to be the 20th largest since [...]