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What do NOAA Divers do during their off time? NOAA Corps ENS Niki Norton and Phil Manougian, LCDR Sarah Duncan, and LT Zach Cress use their NOAA diving skills to volunteer!
Sharks in the Oregon Coast Aquarium Open Sea exhibit, where NOAA Corps Officers who have trained as NOAA Divers volunteer.
Oregon Coast Aquarium (OCAq) volunteer Dave Cutter (using a striped PVC stick) keeps the sharks away from volunteer NOAA Divers working in the background.
ENS Nikita Norton (left) and Oregon Coast Aquarium (OCAq) volunteer Dave Cutter inside the OCAq's Open Sea exhibit.
NOAA Corps E-Recruit. Start applcation.
Life at the South Pole is anything but ordinary. Just ask Lieutenant Junior Grade Refeal Klein, a NOAA Corps officer currently serving as station chief for a NOAA observatory in Antarctica.
NOAA Corps officer Lt. j.g. Refael Klein stands next to an environmental observation tower in Antarctica.
NOAA Corps officer Lt. j.g. Refael Klein, station chief at the NOAA Earth System Research Laboratory's baseline observatory, at the South Pole.
Members of NOAA Corps Basic Officer Training Class 127 at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, including ENS Mason L. Carroll, ENS Nicole L. Chappelle, ENS Sarah S. Donohoe, ENS Joshua W. Fredrick, ENS Dale J. Gump , ENS Michelle M. Levano, ENS Bethany N. McAcy, ENS Alyssa N. Thompson.
