accompanying three teacher-student pairs as part of the Sustainable Seas Expeditions from Washington
, Hilda Taylor, Asia Cottom, Sarah Clark, Joe Ferguson, and Ann Judge arrive at Washington
Meet the staff at Gray’s Reef National Marine Sanctuary
Olympic Coast and Proposed Northwest Straits national marine sanctuary programs in Washington
Gray’s Reef National Marine Sanctuary is an ocean park teeming with life. The natural live-bottom habitats of the sanctuary are representative of others across the region.
National Marine Sanctuary System Safeguarding America’s Premier Marine Places From Washington
Undergraduate and graduate students can get involved in their sanctuary through annual internship opportunities. Internships are project specific to support research, communications, resource protection, or operations at the sanctuary.
executive branches of the U.S. government for a one-year paid fellowship in the Washington
Gray’s Reef National Marine Sanctuary selects an annual Volunteer of the Year to commemorate the efforts of a volunteer—or group of volunteers—who make an exceptional impact on the sanctuary’s goals and efforts.
Volunteers of the Year recipients to be honored at the annual Ocean Awards Gala in Washington
The sanctuary operates two research vessels (R/Vs), the 36-foot R/V Sam Gray and the 41-foot R/V Joe Ferguson. Both are used for research and monitoring, diving, education and public outreach, and testing emerging technologies. The sanctuary boats log as many as 80 days-at-sea a year to conduct research, and support local partners in missions and drills. These days-at-sea yield research data that contribute to continued protection of resources within the sanctuary, and also reach the public through staff’s participation in outreach events and publications by our staff and partners.
Washington.
Dr. Vernon J. ‚Jim‘ Henry was an early investigator of the geologic foundation of Gray’s Reef. The importance of his early work developed both the framework of following geologic studies and enhanced the appreciation and understanding of Gray’s Reef.
Board of Geographic Names in Washington, DC requesting to make „Gray’s Reef“ the
Gray’s Reef National Marine Sanctuary Publications and Reports Archive
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