MARACOOS

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From Cape Cod to Cape Hatteras, MARACOOS powers understanding and prediction of the Mid-Atlantic ocean and coasts, enabling better decisions through better data. https://maracoos.org/

Screenshot of the MARCO MyCoast Tools website. Features two sections: "Submit" with an icon of a camera, and "Recreation" with an icon of a person kayaking. Below is a map marked with various locations across the Mid-Atlantic region, from Virginia to New York, highlighting coastal areas. The header reads "Mid-Atlantic MyCoast — Outreach the Beach!" with a tagline, "From Virginia to New York, our waters connect us."
Aerial view of a delineated area along the West Branch of the Delaware River featuring various vehicles and structures. On the right, a separate image shows a person in outdoor clothing inspecting the ground by a wooded area.
Conference attendees seated at round tables in a large hall, facing a presenter speaking at a podium with a presentation screen displaying "Welcome to the 2016 Annual Meeting of the Mid-Atlantic Chapter of the American Fisheries Society" above them.
Webinar advertisement featuring a shark image. Titled "Tracking Hurricanes Through Sharks," hosted by MARACOOS and University of Delaware on November 17, 2025, from 1-2 p.m. Eastern. Invitation to register today for insights on hurricane forecasting using ocean data.
An underwater unmanned vehicle, colored green and blue with the names "LOCAN" and "Redwing" on its body, navigating through deep blue ocean water.
Webinar advertisement featuring a shark image. Titled "Tracking Hurricanes Through Sharks," hosted by MARACOOS and University of Delaware on November 17, 2025, from 1-2 p.m. Eastern. Invitation to register today for insights on hurricane forecasting using ocean data.
Promotional image for the Mid-Atlantic Marine Debris Summit in Dewey Beach, DE on November 12-13, featuring a red lighthouse on the ocean at sunset. Logo of MARCO (Mid-Atlantic Regional Council on the Ocean) displayed at the bottom.
Three people standing in front of an "IOOS Association" banner. The person in the middle is holding a framed picture of a coastal landscape. All are smiling at the camera.
Satellite image of a storm approaching the eastern coast of the United States, covering a large portion of the Atlantic Ocean near the coastline.
Satellite image of a storm approaching the eastern coast of the United States, covering a large portion of the Atlantic Ocean near the coastline.
Close-up view of a glider on the back of a ship.
Infographic by NOAA about harmful algal bloom observing and forecasting, highlighting affected areas in the U.S. on a map, including Alaska, Hawaii, and the Great Lakes. Indicators on the map show different types of algal impacts like fishery closures and toxin productions. Key points discuss the economic and health impacts caused by these blooms.