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NOAA Teacher at Sea Program is thankful for the ocean!!
November 19, 2018
TAS ’18 Anne Krauss shared this sunny ocean view from NOAA Ship Oregon II.
Photo: Anne Krauss
During the dive operation, I ventured up to the bow for a better vantage point. Alone on the bow, glorious water teemed with fascinating marine life as far as I could see. Below me—and well below the surface—an actual dive operation was taking place: an opportunity to apply the diving knowledge I’ve absorbed and acquired over the past several years. If I were in a certain movie musical, I would have burst into song, twirling in circles on the bow, unable to resist the siren song of the sea.Read the blog post
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