Educator Resources

Educator Resources For Educators

  • Explore opportunities, resources, professional development, and more for educators! 
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    This tool allows you to explore a full collection of the NOAA Marine Debris Program's curricula and filter based on what is best fit for your classroom.
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    An Ocean Guardian School makes a commitment to the protection and conservation of its local watersheds, the world's ocean, and special ocean areas, like national marine sanctuaries. Learn more about this opportunity for schools!
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    Join NOAA and the National Science Teaching Association to learn all about the science of marine debris, and how to turn that science into solutions!
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    NOAA Planet Stewards supports educators to carry out hands-on action-based stewardship projects with participants of all ages.
    Silhouettes of marine debris and the title "Not Just Talking Trash: Marine Debris and What We Can Do About It!".
    Learn how to talk about and connect to the problem of marine debris, resources to help you, what we’re still learning, and how to be part of the solution.
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    Find information about opportunities available to educators throughout NOAA, including professional development, online resources, and grant opportunities.
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    Here you can learn about all things marine debris! Our blog promotes the work of our dedicated partners, announces new marine debris products and events, and shares information on how you can help.
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    The NOAA Marine Debris Education Newsletter highlights marine debris lessons and educational resources and features upcoming events, art contests, and fun crafts.

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