The NOAA Marine Debris Program is proud to announce that our 2025 Marine Debris Calendar is now available for download! Our annual art contest aims to get students thinking about how marine debris impacts our ocean and Great Lakes, and what they can do to help. This yearโs calendar features artwork from 13 students in kindergarten through eighth grade from eight states and two U.S. territories, all winners of the โKeep the Sea Free of Debrisโ art contest. Keep your eye on our blog and website for information on the next contest, which opens October 15, 2024.
Marine debris is a familiar sight on shorelines around the world, and a reminder that there is still work to be done to tackle this global environmental problem. While we know a lot about marine debris, there are questions that can help test and identify the best solutions. How much marine debris is on our shores? What kind of debris is it, and where does it come from? Are these things changing over time? You can help find the answers through NOAAโs Marine Debris Program Monitoring and Assessment Project! An updated Monitoring Toolbox contains all of the resources you need to get started.
Are you a student or teacher whoโs passionate about marine debris? Then get your art supplies ready, because this yearโs NOAA Marine Debris Program Art Contest is officially open! Students in grades K-8 from the United States and U.S. territories can submit their artwork now through December 16th. Winning artwork will be featured in our 2024 Marine Debris Calendar!
The NOAA Marine Debris Program is proud to announce that our 2023 Marine Debris Calendar is now available for download! This yearโs calendar features artwork from thirteen students in kindergarten through eighth grade from nine states and two U.S. territories, all winners of the โKeep the Sea Free of Debrisโ art contest.
We are pleased to announce the winners of the Annual NOAA Marine Debris Program Art Contest! We received many colorful, fun, and informative entries from around the country, and although we wish we could showcase them all, we are excited to share the winners of this yearโs contest with you.
Are you a student or teacher whoโs passionate about marine debris? Then get your art supplies ready, because this yearโs NOAA Marine Debris Program Art Contest is officially open! Students in grades K-8 from the United States and U.S. territories can submit their artwork now through December 10th. Winning artwork will be featured in our 2023 Marine Debris Calendar!
The NOAA Marine Debris Program is proud to announce that our 2022 Marine Debris Calendar is now available for download! This yearโs calendar features artwork from thirteen students in kindergarten through eighth grade from eight states and two U.S. territories, all winners of the โKeep the Sea Free of Debrisโ art contest.
We are pleased to announce the winners of the Annual NOAA Marine Debris Program Art Contest! This yearโs art contest has been unlike any other, and it was made possible by the many adaptations of our young artists and staff. We received many colorful, fun, and informative entries from around the country, and although we wish we could showcase them all, we are excited to share the winners of this yearโs contest with you.
Are you a student or teacher thatโs passionate about marine debris? Then get your art supplies ready, because this yearโs NOAA Marine Debris Program Art Contest is officially open! Students in grades K-8 from the United States and U.S. territories can submit their artwork now through December 15th.
Americans are using their local green space and parks more than ever. Getting outside is not only good for your physical health, but also your mental health. That is why National Public Lands Day feels even more special this year. This day celebrates the connection between people and public lands in their community and encourages environmental stewardship and the use of open space.
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