Thank You Ocean Report

The Thank You Ocean Report focuses on interesting and exciting California ocean topics such as marine mammals, the latest news on ocean health, timely ocean issues and fascinating ocean facts. Stories feature interviews with ocean experts, explorers, scientists, conservationists, government and business leaders. Listeners learn about ocean activities and recreation, surfing, fishing, boating, and the many ways we all can thank the ocean through conservation and stewardship.


Archive for December, 2008

Resolutions for the New Year

Monday, December 29th, 2008

 
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Contemplating the Channel Islands National Marine SanctuaryThe ocean takes care of us so let’s return the favor!  Brian Baird, Assistant Secretary of Ocean and Coastal Policy for the Resources Agency of California, offers some great suggestions for our New Year’s resolutions. (Photo courtesy of Claire Fackler, NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries) Click on image for larger size

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Volunteering Opportunities

Monday, December 15th, 2008

 
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Dolphin (photo courtesy of Tom Kieckhefer, NOAA Gulf of the Farallones National Marine Sanctuary)The National Marine Sanctuary system is designated to protect unique underwater habitats around the U.S.  On this report Bill Douros, the Office of National Marine Sanctuaries West Coast Regional Director, describes the myriad of opportunities available to the public to get involved in conserving these habitats. (Photo courtesy of Tom Kieckhefer, NOAA Gulf of the Farallones National Marine Sanctuary)

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Cordell Bank National Marine Sanctuary

Tuesday, December 2nd, 2008

 
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Diver (Photo courtesy of Cordell Bank Expeditions)The Cordell Bank National Marine Sanctuary is located west of Bodega Bay in Northern California. Cordell Bank is basically a large under water rock that sits on the sea floor and reaches to within 115 feet of the surface. It provides a rich habitat for marine mammals, seabirds, fishes and invertebrates. Jennifer Stock, who is the Education and Outreach Coordinator with the Sanctuary, is our guest. (Photo courtesy of Kip F. Evans)

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