Online Resources

Stay-At-Home Resources

Don’t let staying home disconnect you from the places and wildlife that you love

We have compiled a list of online resources helpful for those who need a little extra in their toolkit to keep busy while hunkering down.

Online Resources Virtual Fieldtrips & Livestream

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute

Woods Hole Sea Grant has compiled a list of suggested educational resources to assist families with ideas and on-line programmings in response to COVID-19.

NOAA

Here’s a quick roundup of NOAA’s most popular educational resources to help you safely hunker down while learning about the ocean and atmosphere.

Zoos, Yellowstone, Mars, animals, farm, space, Louvre, more

Go!

NOAA’s Coastal Ecology Learning Center (CELC) Network has put together a list of fun virtual educational activities for all ages. Whether it’s watching how to train sea lions, getting a virtual tour of some of our partner aquarium’s exciting research labs and exhibits, or watching penguins take their afternoon wobble through their home, you’ll find it all below.

Go!

These virtual reality voyages use 360-degree images to highlight the amazing habitats, animals, and cultural resources you can find in each national marine sanctuary.

Go!

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Media Publications

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Finding Honua Part 2 – Think Tech HI Interview (2016)

Cynthia Vanderlip (DLNR/DOFAW Kure Atoll Field Station Supervisor), Jason Misaki (DLNR/DOFAW State Wildlife Manager), and Beth Flint (US Fish & Wildlife Service Supervisory Wildlife Biologist) discuss how global climate change is affecting islands in the Pacific.

Conversation with Cynthia Vanderlip (2015)

An interview with Cynthia Vanderlip, Kure Atoll State Wildlife Refuge Field Camp Manager, produced in 2015 by the Hawaii State Department of Land and Natural Resources.