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The
National
Marine
Sanctuary
Program
identifies,
designates
and
manages
areas
of
the
marine
environment
of
special
national
significance
due
to
their
conservation,
recreational,
ecological,
historical,
research,
educational,
or
aesthetic
qualities.
Access
information
and
pictures
of
marine
sanctuaries
all
over
the
U.S.
and
its
territories.
Discover
ways
to
get
involved
with
the
sanctuary
program,
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Interactive game features two skill levels (novice and intermediate) that teach about water quality, watersheds, and management of this important resource. The intermediate level game is broken into four sections: National Parks, agriculture, neighborhood, and city, each with five questions. At the end of the quiz, the best choices for each question are explained.
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Excellent
teaching
resource
from
U.S.G.S
on
water,
from
basic
properties
to
water
quality,
inventory
of
world
water
sources,
how
to
measure
streamflow,
components
of
water
use
patterns,
human
impacts,
offers
a
quiz
in
the
interactive
Activity
Center.
Site
also
available
in
Spanish,
interactive
diagram
with
details
of
water
cycle
is
available
in
50
languages.
Provides
map
and
data
libraries
on
who
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Classroom activities based on how scientists study active volcanoes on the deep ocean floor. Activities include: locating an earthquake epicenter, recording geological and biological information during an ocean floor traverse, creating cross-section profiles of the ocean floor, and graphing seafloor data. Resources include videos and teacher guides.
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Comments and Teaching Tips
Read (1)
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Developed
and
maintained
by
the
Jason
Education
Project
at
the
Texas
A&M
University,
this
comprehensive
site
has
educational
information
and
activities
on
weather,
foraminifera,
coral
reefs,
satellites,
El
Nino,
ice
ages,
fisheries,
waves,
icebergs
and
currents.
A
wealth
of
student
and
educator
resources
is
available.
Teacher
resources
include
a
crash-course
in
oceanography,
a
section
on
using
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These
overviews
of
selected
topics
are
like
mini-courses.
Ichthyology
includes
fish
form
and
anatomy,
taxonomy,
swimming,
senses,
reproduction,
with
good
illustrations.
Coral
reef
fish
ecology
covers
fish
identification,
roles
of
competition
and
predation.
Ecology
unit
offers
definitions,
describes
energy
transfer,
materials
cycling,
niches,
species
diversity.
Coral
reef
covers
coral
biology,
anatomy,
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Tips
prepared
by
the
Woods
Hole
Sea
Grant
Program,
with
help
from
researchers,
librarians,
and
teachers.
Designed
to
help
middle
school
or
high
school
students
organize
their
research
papers
from
beginning
to
end,
takes
it
step-by-step
and
week-by-week.
Covers:
how
to
start,
identifying
a
topic;
outlining
the
project,
compiling
resources,
finding
help;
organizing
resources,
recognizing
when
you
have
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In-depth
website
by
researchers
describes
the
Gulf
Stream,
its
place
in
the
North
Atlantic
Gyre,
influence
on
weather
and
climate,
and
role
of
eddies
and
rings
in
distributing
heat
and
salinity.
A
history,
16th
to
20th
centuries,
describes
scientists'
developing
understanding
of
the
Gulf
Stream
and
evolution
of
oceanographic
instruments
used
to
study
it,
with
special
details
on
satellite
observations.
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FEMA
newsletters
packed
with
information
about
flood,
hurricane,
winter
storm,
wildfire
and
El
Nino
impacts
and
preparedness,
in
downloadable
PDF
format.
Issues
cover
risks
of
the
particular
emergency
and
define
terms
or
explain
specific
hazards.
They
outline
emergency
guidelines
for
both
homes
and
businesses,
with
plans
for
planning,
safety
and
conduct
before,
during
and
after
the
disaster.
Each
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Describes
Ice
Age
glaciers
and
immense
floods
of
glacial
meltwater
that
swept
across
the
Pacific
Northwest
(18,000-12,000
years
ago
and
earlier),
affecting
the
landscape
from
Montana
to
Washington
and
Oregon,
sculpting
the
Columbia
River
Basin,
and
creating
glacial
lakes
to
rival
the
today's
Great
Lakes.
This
non-profit
institute
promotes
scientific
education
about
the
floods,
their
causes
and
impacts.
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