Articles
In January 2021, U.S. Coast Guard officer Lt. j.g. Rebecca Edmonds, found herself in an unusual situation for a Coast Guard member: serving as an officer of the deck aboard a NOAA ship.
In her own words, Sophia Tigges shares her journey from a young, budding science enthusiast to becoming a survey technician for The Nation’s leading federal scientific agency.
NOAA and the University of Southern Mississippi are teaming up on ways to improve how uncrewed systems are used to collect important ocean observation data.
When completed, Discoverer will shed new light on unexplored areas of the ocean.
New ships will play a vital role in collecting high-quality data and leading scientific discoveries.
New act will enable the NOAA Corps to support NOAA and the nation more effectively.
New turboprop will assist with snow survey, coastal mapping and emergency response missions.
Dedicated public servant with 57 years of service was instrumental in designing and improving NOAA’s aerial research programs
NOAA and Scripps are teaming up on ways to improve how uncrewed systems are used to collect important ocean observation data.
Scientists aboard a NOAA Twin Otter spot signs of possible population growth for the endangered right whale species.
