NOAA’s North Atlantic Regional Collaboration Team works towards a singular goal: that North Atlantic communities are healthier and more resilient to a changing environment as a result of our work. The team shares local and regional knowledge; solicits/gathers stakeholder needs; provides support for place-based efforts (e.g. NOAA Habitat Focus Areas); matches partners with NOAA funding sources/grant opportunities and NOAA technical assistance; and ensures NOAA tools are available, integrated and consistent. We help build a more informed and inclusive NOAA community, and provide career opportunities for students.

NOAA Regional Team Members:

• Monica Allen, Director of Public Affairs, NOAA Research
• Joshua Brown, Federal Program Officer, National Sea Grant Program
• Sylvain DeGuise, Director, Connecticut Sea Grant offsite link
• Jennifer Dopkowski, NOAA Research, Climate Program Office
• Shenfu Dong, NOAA Research, Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory
• Amy Freitag, Social Scientist, National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science
• Demi Fox, Marine Debris Program, Office of Response & Restoration
• Min-Yang Lee, Northeast Fisheries Science Center, Woods Hole Laboratory
• Raymond Kruzdlo, Senior Service Hydrologist, Philadelphia/Mt.Holly Weather Forecast Office
• Ellen Mecray, Eastern Region Climate Services Director, National Centers for Environmental Information
• Jeremy Michael, Science and Operations Officer, Charleston, WV Weather Forecast Office
• Betsy Nicholson, Northeast Regional Director, Office for Coastal Management
• Colleen Roche, Northeast Navigation Manager, Office of Coast Survey
• Allison Rosner, Bay Watershed Education & Training Program, Greater Atlantic Regional Fisheries Office
• Joe Sienkowitz, National Centers for Environmental Prediction, Ocean Prediction Center
• Michael Stover, North Atlantic Tribal Engagement Program Coordinator, North Atlantic Regional Team
• Bruce Vogt, Office of Habitat Conservation, Chesapeake Bay Office