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The Arctic Portals Climate Change and Sea Ice Portlet provides an easy access to material concerning global warming and changes in sea ice. The Portlet consists of recent news articles, scientific reports and other relevant material.

Beyond Penguins and Polar Bears is an online magazine integrating science, literacy, and the polar regions. In each thematic issue, you can: Explore the Arctic and Antarctica Learn science concepts and literacy strategies Read about misconceptions, equity, and technology Discover lessons and unit plans aligned to national standards Integrate polar science into your curriculum Multimedia resources include podcasts, a photo

Global Climate Change, NASA's Eyes on the Earth website includes various educational activities, vital signs of the planet, the ability to experience Earth satellites in 3D.

Types and causes of tidal cycles - diurnal, semidiurnal, mixed semidiurnal; Continental Interference

The Marine Advanced Technology Education (MATE) Center is a national partnership of educational institutions and organizations working to improve marine technical education in the U.S. and to meet the workplace needs of America's marine-related workforce and employers. Headquartered at Monterey Peninsula College, the MATE Center is one of eleven Advanced Technological Education (ATE) Centers established with funding from the National

Build your own Remotely Operated Vehicle

The Sea Perch is a simple, remotely operated underwater vehicle, or ROV, made from PVC pipe and other inexpensive, easily available materials.

The Sea Perch Program, created by the MIT Sea Grant College Program in 2003, trains educators across the United States and around the world to build the Sea Perch. Teachers then work with students to build their own

Project WILD is one of the most widely-used conservation and environmental education programs among educators of students in kindergarten through high school. It is based on the premise that young people and educators have a vital interest in learning about our natural world. A national network of State Wildlife Agency Sponsors ensures that Project WILD is available nationwide --training educators

As the "eye on Alaska's coasts and oceans," AOOS represents a network of critical ocean and coastal observations, data and information products that aid our understanding of the status of Alaska's marine ecosystem and allow stakeholders to make better decisions about their use of the marine environment.

A current view of the Bering Sea Ecosystem and Climate