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From June 2-8, the Office of National Marine Sanctuaries is partnering with Diving With a Purpose to map a shipwreck at Molasses Reef in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary (FKNMS).
NOAA Diver Matt Lawerence works near equipment used to map a shipwreck at Molasses Reef in Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary. The tripod shown is holding the baseline.
NOAA Diver Brenda documenting the remains of what is believed to be the Slobodna at Molasses Reef in Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary.
In this issue: SEP Updates, NOAA Dive Log Goes Live, New UDS, Highlights from the NDCSB Annual Meeting
The home page of the NOAA Dive Log. It was launched on May 11, 2018 to replace the NOAA Dive Management System.
Ensign Brian Caldwell provides a pre-dive brief to Ensign Anna Hallingstad, Lt. Rosemary Abbitt and James Scott while Ensign Brianna Pacheco rests after her last dive.
NOAA divers Dr. Ron Hill (left) and Dr. Jennifer Leo measure queen conch while diving in Buck Island Reef National Monument off St. Croix, US Virgin Islands.
The members of the NOAA Diving Control and Safety Board during their 2018 Annual Meeting.
Trypes of dives conducted in 2016 by NOAA Divers.
Members of NOAA Corps Basic Officer Training Class 131 at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, including (top to bottom, left to right) ENS Kermit R. Farrow Jr., ENS Tyler J. Aldrich, ENS Luke M. Evancoe, ENS Cabot A. Zucker, ENS Alexander F. Lee, ENS Nathaniel Park, ENS Ryan A. Musick, CDR Keith Golden (Commanding Officer of the NOAA Corps Officer Training Center), ENS Emily G. Bell, ENS Stefanie L. Coxe, LTJG Calandria DeCastro (Executive Officer of the NOAA Corps Officer Training Center), ENS William Abbott, ENS Samantha L. Flounders, ENS S. Harper Umfress
