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WEBINARS

WEBINARS

Far-field View of OA in the SAB

A Far-field View of Ocean Acidification in the South Atlantic Bight by Rik Wanninkhof, NOAA/AOML

Estuarine Acidification in the SAB

Wei-Jun Cai, University of Delaware

Larval Bivalve Responses to OA

George Waldbusser, Oregon State University

Early Life-Stages of Marine Fishes and OA

R. Christopher Chambers, NOAA Northeast Fisheries Science Center

Cold-water Coral and OA

Crumbling Coral: Cold-water Reefs in the Acidic Northeast Pacific and their Implications for Other Regions of the USA by Leslie Wickes, NOAA CCEHBR/JHT, Inc.

OA & Low in Oxygen: Estuarine Organism

Oceans Acidic and Low in Oxygen: Lessons from Estuarine Organism by Lou Burnett, College of Charleston

OA Time-series at Gray's Reef

Ocean acidification time-series mooring at Grays Reef National Marine Sanctuary by Scott Noakes, University of Georgia

The NECAN story

The NECAN story – Linking Ocean and Coastal Acidification science to managers, policymakers, and coastal communities in the northeast United States and Canadian Maritimes

The SECOORA & OAP Partnership

Leveraging the IOOS Regional Associations to Achieve Ocean Acidification Program (OAP) Goals – The SECOORA and OAP Partnership in the South Atlantic, including discussion of SOCAN by Debra Hernandez (SECOORA)/Libby Jewitt (OAP)

OA Modeling in the Southeast

Modeling ocean circulation and biogeochemical variability in the Southeast U.S. coastal ocean and Gulf of Mexico by Ruoying He, North Carolina State University

GA & FL Virtual Panel: Science, Industry, Management

Science, Industry, Management: Perception of Ocean Acidification and Fisheries in Georgia and Florida Virtual Panel by Brian Hopkinson, University of Georgia; Pat Geer, Georgia DNR; Holly Greening, Tampa Bay Estuary Program; and Curtis Hemmel, Bay Shellfish Co.

NC & SC Virtual Panel: Science, Industry, Management

Science, Industry, Management: Perception of Ocean Acidification and Fisheries in the Carolinas Virtual Panel by Bob Rheault, East Coast Shellfish Growers Association; Mel Bell, South Carolina Department of Natural Resources; James Morris, Center for Coastal Fisheries and Habitat Research; and Erik Smith, North Inlet-Winyah Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve System

OA & Microbial Assemblages

Deciphering the effects of OA on microbial assemblage structure and community function by Astrid Schnetzer, North Carolina State University

OA Variability in Coastal NC

Dramatic Variability of the Coastal North Carolina Carbonate System Across Multiple Timescales by Zackary Johnson, Duke University

Shellfishery Vulnerability & Adaptation

Vulnerability and adaptation of US shellfisheries to ocean acidification by Lisa Suatoni, Natural Resources Defense Council

OA & FL/Caribean Coral Reefs

Effects of Ocean Acidification on Tropical Coral Reefs in Florida and the Caribbean by Kimberly Yates, U.S. Geological Survey Coastal and Marine Science Center

Climate Change, OA & Ecotoxicology

Potential Effects of Climate Change on the Ecotoxicology of Pesticides and Contaminants of Emerging Concern: Implications for Ocean Acidification Interactions

Coastal Acidification & Nutrients

Modeling Coastal Acidification (and Hypoxia) Linkages with Land-Based Nutrient Loads by John Lehrter, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

SOCAN September 2020 Town Hall

SOCAN September 2020 Town Hall: Connecting Science and Stakeholders

WEBINARS

WORKSHOP REPORTS

WORKSHOP REPORTS

NEWSLETTERS

NEWSLETTERS

Acidification and Florida Red Tides: Is there a link?

August/September 2019

Atlantic coral spawns for the first time in laboratory

What's at stake in Georgia?

March/April 2019

Decadal Scale Acidification Trends in Adjacent North Carolina Estuaries

January/February 2019

Who are the stakeholders? SOCAN hits the road.

November/December 2018

Acidification...and a less nutritious oyster roast?

September/October 2018

The consequences of big storms on acidification

Deep coral reefs discovered off the South Carolina coast

Acidification in the U.S. Southeast: a water quality problem

At tangled web: coastal ocean warming, rotting seaweed and acidification

New acidification monitoring system in Tampa Bay

Join the Ocean Acidification Information Exchange

Acidification trends in Florida shellfish estuaries

Carbon dioxide increases in the South Atlantic Bight

Oyster reproduction is compromised by acidification experienced seasonally in coastal regions

WEBSITES

Ocean Acidification Information Exchange

Alaska Ocean Acidification Network

The California Current Acidification Network

The Gulf of Mexico Coastal Acidification Network

The Mid-Atlantic Coastal Acidification Network

The Northeast Coastal Acidification Network

NOAA Coral Reef Conservation Program

Educational resources for the classroom

NOAA Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory

Access information on monitoring platforms and corresponding data

NOAA Ocean Acidification Program

General ocean acidification information, coral reef monitoring information, OA publications, and educational resources

WEBSITES

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