Experience the underwater world of USS Arizona during this NPS presentation of recent expeditions to preserve both the ship and its legacy. See the current condition of Arizona revealed through a digital 3D mapping project; meet the authors and photographers from the newly released book "Beneath Pearl Harbor”; and attend the premier the new PBS's documentary "Expedition Pearl Harbor" which profiles the latest interior survey of the submerged battleship.

Discussing how media can be used as a tool for marine conservation at Capital Hill Oceans Week in Washington D.C.

November 2013: Diving the National Parks: Guest Speaker Naomi Blinick, an author, biologist and photographer with a background in marine ecology and conservation gave a presentation on how she spent the summer of 2011 traveling throughout the United States as an intern for the National Park Service´s Submerged Resources Center.

Presented by Woods Hole resident, biologist and photographer Naomi Blinick. Woods Hole resident Naomi Blinick, a biologist and photographer with a background in marine ecology and conservation, will give a talk at the Woods Hole Public Library on Wednesday evening, April 17 at 7:30 about America’s Underwater National Parks. Her presentation will be full of her underwater and topside photos from, as she puts it “some of our nation's most precious, and relatively unknown, aquatic environments”.

Each semester CFE organizes the Environmental Science Colloquium which is held on Wednesday afternoons from 4-5 pm at the Boyd Science Center, Room 001. The talks cover a wide range of topics around environmental science and sustainability. The colloquium is available for graduate credit and we also invite the community to come for free. For more information, contact Doug Earick. Read on for the complete list of dates and speakers.