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What is marine debris?
Tiny tutorials: Get started using Earth science data in seconds
Spring into science with NOAA!
Crowdsourcing for citizen science

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Commercial fishers tackle marine pollution — one balloon at a time
Earth Week showcase: How NOAA Fisheries is responding to climate change
Deep sea discoveries, fish school and more: Watch our Earth Day video collection!
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More for Earth Month

What is marine debris?
Tiny tutorials: Get started using Earth science data in seconds
Spring into science with NOAA!
Crowdsourcing for citizen science

News from around NOAA

Commercial fishers tackle marine pollution — one balloon at a time
Earth Week showcase: How NOAA Fisheries is responding to climate change
Deep sea discoveries, fish school and more: Watch our Earth Day video collection!
View all
Screenshot from the video, Celebrating Earth Day with NOAA Satellites.
Earth from Orbit: Enjoy images throughout history of our home planet
A doodled graphic of the Earth with the text “Every day is Earth Day” on it. The Earth is surrounded by drawings of nature including a desert, tropics, tundra, marine and deep sea environments, mountains, forests, rivers, and hills.
#EarthDay 2024: NOAA ships, marine plastics, a fun little quiz and more

Visit us all #EarthWeek long

A Science on a Sphere dataset showing ocean gyres and marine debris data.
Marine debris: What it is, where it comes from and how it impacts our world

April is #EarthMonth and #CitizenScience Month!

How is NOAA addressing climate change, extreme weather, pollution and more? And how can you make a difference? Explore our Earth Day portal to find out! Be sure to check back throughout the month of April for the latest news, features and Earth Month content.

 

Features across NOAA

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How NOAA biologists solved the mystery of the Alaska snow crab collapse

A few years ago, snow crab populations in Alaska collapsed. Hear how NOAA biologists solved the mystery of what happened to them.

Microplastics are becoming a major problem on beaches around the world
Database sheds light on how microplastics impact health and the economy

Microplastics pollution is a growing concern, affecting coastal communities, marine ecosystems, human health, and the economy.

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Earth Week showcase: How NOAA Fisheries is responding to climate change

Learn how NOAA scientists are studying and tracking changes in our environment to better understand and respond to climate change.

For teachers and students

TRASK TALK: Special Feature.
Deep sea discoveries, fish school and more: Watch our Earth Day video collection!

From "Trash Talk" to a coral comeback, enjoy our Earth Day-themed videos.

 

ON SOCIAL: Follow @NOAA’s Earth Month coverage on X/Twitter, Instagram and Facebook using the hashtags #EarthMonthNOAA, #EarthDayNOAA and #EarthDay2024. And stay connected by joining our many social media communities.

More for Earth Month

What is marine debris?
Tiny tutorials: Get started using Earth science data in seconds
Spring into science with NOAA!
Crowdsourcing for citizen science

News from around NOAA

Commercial fishers tackle marine pollution — one balloon at a time
Earth Week showcase: How NOAA Fisheries is responding to climate change
Deep sea discoveries, fish school and more: Watch our Earth Day video collection!
View all
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