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Don’t Forget to Register for the Sixth International Marine Debris Conference (6IMDC)! The NOAA Marine Debris Program is excited to be co-hosting the 6IMDC with UN Environment in San Diego, California, USA from March 12-16, 2018! With a variety of tracks, themes, and session types, the 6IMDC will promote new partnerships, further raise public awareness and support, and inspire new actions that will take us closer to a world free from the impacts of marine debris. Space is limited, so don’t forget to register today to secure your spot!
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The NOAA Marine Debris Program is proud to present our 2017 Accomplishments Report, which highlights some of our major accomplishments over the past year.
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Enjoy football and all its related festivities without contributing to marine debris (Photo: NOAA).
The start of cooler weather means fall is here and for many, that also means the start of football season! Whether you follow your local high school, college, or professional team, you can keep the environment and your favorite tailgating spot clean, so that you can enjoy it again and again.
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Students from Irvine, CA pose with "Maurice the Marine Debris Whale," an interactive sculpture created to educate the public about marine debris impacts on marine wildlife (Photo: Bow Seat Ocean Awareness Programs).
Bow Seat Ocean Awareness Programs is launching their second Marine Debris Creative Advocacy Competition! This competition is for U.S. middle or high school students who care about the issue of marine debris and want to make a difference in their community.
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