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Coordinating from sea to sky: How NOAA planes and ships team up to track marine mammals
Protecting marine mammals requires all hands on deck, both at sea and in the sky. During a recent marine mammal survey in the Gulf of America, both NOAA Ship Gordon Gunter and a NOAA Twin Otter teamed up to collect data.
Hiring event in San Diego for NOAA research ship jobs
NOAA Marine and Aviation Operations will hold a hiring event in September in San Diego to recruit professional mariners to work aboard NOAA’s ocean research ships.
A new path to becoming a NOAA pilot
A new flight path has been established to ensure there are highly qualified aviators in each flight station.
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A NOAA Twin Otter aircraft flies over NOAA Ship Gordon Gunter while surveying marine mammals in the Gulf of America.
(left to right, top to bottom) Ensign Bo Yang, Ensign Joseph McIntyre, Ensign Eric Stein, Ensign Joshua Murdock, Ensign Katherine Wagner, Ensign Jan-Paul Morillo, Ensign James Mess
Survey area for Mapping and Exploration Data Collection for Ocean Exploration in the Remote Pacific U.S. EEZ of the Marianas Islands, one of the six accepted projects.
NOAA Corps billet locations.
Front row (left to right): Lt.j.g. Garett Smith, Lt. Cmdr. Dylan Kosten, Cmdr. Christopher Skapin, Lt.
Recovery of passive acoustic monitor-equipped gliders for marine mammal assessments off Hawaii.