How NOAA is Using Robotics to Gather Hurricane Data in Real-time
September 12, 2022 – Amaziah George
For the last seven or eight years, uncrewed surface vehicles are being used to collect ocean data and help inform our science on things like climate change, meteorology, and oceanography,
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Peeves and Observation in this Corona Environment
April 12, 2020 – Justin Moorhead
A few observations. Two are pet peeves. The third is a welcomed yet unexpected insight about community connection.
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Managing Wetlands to Build Resilience in the U.S. Virgin Islands
March 2, 2020 – Lloyd Gardner
One of the most important features of the ecological systems in the U.S. Virgin Islands is its wetlands, locally called swamp, mangrove swamp, pond, or salt pond.
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It’s Real– Let’s Be Prepared
September 1, 2019 – Justin Moorhead
There is copious evidence that environmental change is occurring. It is evident in the number of significant weather events occurring world-wide.
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MANAGEMENT OF WATERSHED TO PROTECT MAGENS BAY AND RELATED ECOSYSTEMS
October 11, 2018 – Darlan Brin
I. INTRODUCTION: Purpose and Actions Required to Protect and Manage Magens Bay and its Watersheds and Resources The purpose of this issue paper is to bring attention to the dire need for management and restoration of the Magens Bay watershed. This watershed is degraded from the impacts of: runoff on water quality and coral reef…
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