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Questions About Incredible Sea Turtle Migration Answered by Scientists

By National Science Foundation on May 18, 2012   At Sea  

Questions About Incredible Sea Turtle Migration Answered by Scientists

New insights by researchers reveal how young loggerhead sea turtles stay on course during one of the longest and most…

Questions About Incredible Sea Turtle Migration Answered by Scientists

By National Science Foundation on May 18, 2012   At Sea  

Questions About Incredible Sea Turtle Migration Answered by Scientists

New insights by researchers reveal how young loggerhead sea turtles stay on course during one of the longest and most…

Questions About Incredible Sea Turtle Migration Answered by Scientists

By National Science Foundation on May 18, 2012   At Sea  

Questions About Incredible Sea Turtle Migration Answered by Scientists

New insights by researchers reveal how young loggerhead sea turtles stay on course during one of the longest and most…

Crewman Collapses, Dies Aboard Togiak Herring Processor Gordon Jensen

By Staff on May 17, 2012   At Sea  

Crewman Collapses, Dies Aboard Togiak Herring Processor Gordon Jensen

United States Coast Guard was notified this morning, May 17, that a crew-member aboard the 310-foot Gordon Jensen, a processor…

Built-in Ear Plugs: Whales May Turn Down Their Hearing Sensitivity When Warned of an Impending Loud Noise

By Acoustical Society of America (ASA) on May 8, 2012   At Sea  

Built-in Ear Plugs: Whales May Turn Down Their Hearing Sensitivity When Warned of an Impending Loud Noise

Toothed whales navigate through sometimes dark and murky waters by emitting clicks and then interpreting the pattern of sound that…

GPS on Commercial Ships Could Improve Tsunami Warnings

By University of Hawaii ‑ SOEST on May 8, 2012   At Sea  

GPS on Commercial Ships Could Improve Tsunami Warnings

Commercial ships travel across most of the globe and could provide better warnings for potentially deadly tsunamis, according to a…

Once Again Air Station Kodiak Will Base Aircraft in Cordova for the Summer Season

By Staff on May 7, 2012   At Sea  

Once Again Air Station Kodiak Will Base Aircraft in Cordova for the Summer Season

In preparation efforts for the upcoming spring and summer salmon fishing season, the Coast Guard Air Station in Kodiak has…

Two rescued Northwest of Cold Bay by Coast Guard Today

By Staff on May 7, 2012   At Sea  

Two rescued Northwest of Cold Bay by Coast Guard Today

KODIAK, Alaska — Two Cold Bay residents were rescued 11 miles Northwest of Cold Bay by an MH-65 Dolphin helicopter…

Mother and Calf Humpback Whales Entangled in Gear, NOAA Responds

By Staff on May 7, 2012   At Sea  

Mother and Calf Humpback Whales Entangled in Gear, NOAA Responds

Last Tuesday, NOAA marine mammal experts responded to the scene of a reported whale entanglement in Young Bay near Admiralty…

Murkowski: NOAA a “Fish Out of Water” at Commerce Department

By Office of Senator Murkowski on May 2, 2012   At Sea  

Murkowski: NOAA a “Fish Out of Water” at Commerce Department

Senator Agrees With Obama Proposal to Boost Government Efficiency…

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