The Ocean Odyssey Marine Debris Prevention Awards for Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Justice, and Accessibility is now accepting proposals for projects that support underserved communities & prevent #MarineDebris. Proposals due November 20 @marinesanctuary https://t.co/aX8wq3JYg3
Less than two weeks remain to submit Letters of Intent (LOI) for the Fiscal Year 2025 #MarineDebris Interception Technologies Funding Opportunity! LOIs are due October 9, 2024, 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time. For more information and application resources: https://t.co/5fKrKbVh9l
Our oceans are filled with items that do not belong there. #MarineDebris is one of the most widespread #Pollution problems facing the world’s ocean and waterways. Explore the @NOAAOcean Coastal Pollution Tutorial to #LearnMore#CoastalPollutionNOAA https://t.co/VPB8pN692G
TWO WEEKS: The @boatusfoundation Abandoned and Derelict Vessel Removal Grant Program is accepting applications for projects that remove abandoned and derelict vessels across the country. Proposals Due August 12. https://t.co/SHLMFLfidX
Community organizations, seafood industry groups and others can access funding from the Marine Debris Clean-Up Program to help organize cleanups, prevent marine litter and recycle shoreline debris. More details and the application form are available at: https://t.co/mUn5Wn2oQA
TWO NEW FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES: The NOAA Marine Debris Program notices of #funding opportunity are now open! NOAA will award up to $54 million through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law for #MarineDebris removal and interception. Learn more: https://t.co/jMk8y4mYIm
ONE WEEK to #apply for the Hurricane Response Marine Debris Removal Fund! Projects will remove #MarineDebris from coastal communities affected by the 2022 #hurricane season. Proposals due July 26. More info: https://t.co/DVxIx8bzuH @NFWFnews
Don’t waste your #Summer away! Follow these tips to avoid single-use #Plastics during your travels, barbecues, and fun in the sun! https://t.co/CNXQtDKwcR
@MalWGME Thanks @MalWGME for joining @GOMDebris at York Beach in Maine on July 3rd to raise awareness about efforts to address marine debris in the Gulf of Maine!
The problem can be found up and down the Gulf of Maine— tons of trash on the beach and in the water. A multi-year effort to remove this marine debris just wrapped up this spring. They found 24 tons of stuff!
NEW FUNDING OPPORTUNITY: The @BoatUSFdn Abandoned and Derelict Vessel Removal Grant Program is accepting applications for projects that remove abandoned and derelict vessels across the country. Proposals Due August 12. https://t.co/SHLMFLeKop
ONE WEEK to submit proposals for @VIMS_News National Fishing Trap Removal, Assessment, and Prevention (TRAP) Program! Projects will support removal of derelict fishing traps throughout coastal waterways nationwide. Proposals due May 30 #FundingOpportunity https://t.co/CidSPRnSvB
Our final Rope Repurposing Workshop for this winter season will be hosted on Weds, March 20 at 6-8pm to make a round mat!
15% discount for Huntsman Marine Members
Book now: https://t.co/dkddwqUONh
#MarineDebris is one of the most widespread pollution problems facing our #wildlife today. Read more about the effects on marine animals #WorldWildlifeDay https://t.co/EviyM6LHeI
#Wetlands are critical habitats for many marine species that can be easily polluted. This #WorldWetlandsDay learn more about how damaging #MarineDebris can be to these coastal and inland environments. https://t.co/OpjHQOsLiF
Removing #MarineDebris from our ocean & Great Lakes prevents further damage to critical habitats & wildlife. Since 2006, the NOAA Marine Debris Program has funded more than 186 removal projects & removed more than 36,000 metric tons of debris. https://t.co/uDhUskajQN
We are pleased to release our 2023 Accomplishments Report! This report is a snapshot of the work of the NOAA #MarineDebris Program and our partners throughout the fiscal year. https://t.co/uDhUskaRGl