Marine Science Research Guide

The leading U.S. government agency for ocean and atmospheric research, climate data, weather forecasting, and marine conservation.

A hub for environmental and oceanographic data from NOAA—includes satellite imagery, sea temperature records, and ocean chemistry.

Offers maps, data, and reports related to sea-level rise, coastal change, and marine geology.

Global educational resources and research initiatives focused on increasing awareness of the ocean’s role in human life and climate.

Open access repository of oceanographic and climate datasets contributed by researchers worldwide.

National network supporting marine research, education, and outreach. Offers region-specific funding, internships, and publications.

A visual, open-access resource for identifying marine flora and fauna—helpful for field and lab work.

Supports oceanographic research, education, and communication. Offers student memberships, webinars, and job boards.

Interdisciplinary organization with opportunities for students to present research, network, and access scientific publications.

Focuses on the development and application of marine technology; great for students interested in ocean engineering and instrumentation.

Connects researchers, educators, and policymakers working on coastal and estuarine ecosystems. Offers a student section and career resources.