We are excited to bring back our Photo of the Week section so stay tuned for new content coming soon! In the meantime, take a look at these fantastic pictures from our teachers.
Getting Our Bear-ings
November 16, 2020
Teacher at Sea Erica Marlaine’s Room 11 Bear charts a course for safe navigation on the bridge of NOAA Ship Oscar Dyson.
Photo: Erica Marlaine
When I am not a Teacher at Sea on the NOAA Ship Oscar Dyson, I am the special education preschool teacher in Room 11 at Nevada Avenue Elementary School in Canoga Park, California. My classroom has a classroom bear (made of construction paper) that “hides” every night when the students go home... The first thing my students want to do every morning is look for the bear. When they find it, they excitedly explain where it is. Speech and language are things we work on in class all the time, and the bear gives us something fun to talk about!Read the blog post
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- Oregon II
- Dyson
- Alaska
- Pisces
- Gulf of Mexico
- Rainier
- Bigelow
- Oregon
- Ship
- Gunter
- Fairweather
- Catch
- Fisheries
- Atlantic
- Buoy
- Sette
- Sharp
- Women
- Women's History Month
- Flag
- Shimada
- Sunset
- Camera
- Jefferson
- Launch
- Net
- CTD
- Equipment
- Healy
- Jellyfish
- Lasker
- Longline
- NOAA Ship Oscar Dyson
- Safety
- Sample
- Survey
- Chart
- Gulf of Alaska
- Ocean
- Seafood
- Bottom trawl
- Dolphin
- Dredge
- Endangered
- Fourth of July
- Juvenile
- Microscope
- Navigation
- New Year
- NOAA Corps
- NOAA Ship Oregon II
- Oscar Elton Sette
- Shrimp
- Whales
- Arctic
- Bow
- Explorer
- Fishing
- Flounder
- Georges Bank
- Glacier
- Groundfish
- Gulf of Maine
- Hugh R Sharp
- Hugh R. Sharp
- Humpback
- Independence Day
- New England
- Octopus
- Okeanos
- Oscar Dyson
- Reef
- Right whale
- Sea star
- Sea turtle
- Small boat
- Starfish
- Tide
48 photos for Dyson · Clear
What We’re Thankful ForNovember 23, 2020
Getting Our Bear-ingsNovember 16, 2020
A Bubble JellySeptember 28, 2020
“Photo with the Oscar Dyson crew and scientists on Leg 2 of the Pollock survey of the Bering Sea in July 2012.”March 9, 2020
Fish Stick ScienceFebruary 19, 2020
It’s Whale Week at NOAA Fisheries — Hooray!February 10, 2020
Lumpsucker LessonOctober 8, 2019
Trawling for Pollock, But Catching JelliesSeptember 17, 2019
Commercial Fishing Methods in AlaskaSeptember 3, 2019
Like Virtual SCUBA DivingJuly 15, 2019
In celebration of March Madness, here’s a basketball… -shaped fish! Go Lumpsuckers!March 18, 2019
It’s a Fish-Eat-Fish WorldAugust 20, 2018


