Ocean Science Equity
CLOSED – Request for Proposals: Local Coordinator to Advance Ocean Observing in the Federated States of Micronesia
TOF is seeking a local coordinator for a project to advance ocean observing capacity in the Federated States of Micronesia.
CLOSED – Request for Proposals: Local Coordinator to Support the Pacific Islands Women in Ocean Sciences Fellowship Program
TOF is seeking an individual to serve as the Local Fellowship Coordinator in the establishment and management of a Pacific Islands Women in Ocean Science Fellowship Program.
Pacific Islands Application to Receive a GOA-ON in a Box Kit
Applicants can receive the low-cost, high-quality ocean acidification measurement kit; hands-on training in Fiji; and research support.
How does ocean acidification affect us in Puerto Rico?
IOAI’s recent workshop in Salinas, Puerto Rico was featured on WAPA TV as part of their special Earth Week coverage.
Pushing pHorward: OA Day and Fiji Training
The IOAI team talks about their recent 5th Annual OA Day, their five-day training in Fiji, and getting GOA-ON in a Box kits to the Pacific Islands.
Key Takeaways From Our Newest Annual Report: Our Initiatives
Read a few of our key conservation initiatives highlights from our latest annual report.
Ripple Effects of Ocean Science Capacity
Our newest IOAI newsletter features updates from our GOA-ON in a Box kit recipients, our landmark collaboration with DFO Canada, our time in Lima, and more.
Ocean Acidification Research for Sustainability: Co-Designing Global Action on Local Scales
Alexis Valauri-Orton and Dr. Kaitlyn Lowder co-authored a journal article on the OA UN Decade Programme.
Committing to a Better Future: Why the Our Ocean Conference Makes Me Reevaluate a Vivid Childhood Memory
Established EHS thought leader Jessica Sarnowski discusses childhood memories of the ocean and the world’s ocean commitments at the Our Ocean Conference.
Looking Back to Move Forward: 2022 UN Ocean Conference
After the 2022 UN Ocean Conference, we hope to see continued progress toward ensuring the voices of those with the power to make change, and those who are most affected by climate change and ocean destruction, are heard.
We’re Not Slowing Down, Giving Up, Or Backing Out
We discuss our coral reef expedition, our trip to Mexico, our participation at OSM 2022, and UNEA5’s global plastics treaty mandate.
A Look Back on the Ocean Sciences Meeting 2022
COVID-19 has brought a plethora of uncertainty. This year’s Ocean Sciences Meeting was about coming together for common goals despite this unsettling time.
