NOAA National Marine Sanctuaries

NOAA "Earth is Blue" videos serve as powerful tools for spreading awareness about marine conservation, educating the public about marine science, inspiring future generations of scientists, and fostering a sense of responsibility among citizen scientists.

    1. Earth Is Blue Introduction Video

    2. Earth is Blue

    1. Almost 50 years of the National Marine Sanctuary System

    2. Animals of Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary

    3. Armored Searobin in National Marine Sanctuary of American Samoa

    4. Bald Eagles

    5. Barracuda

    6. Beavers of Mallows Bay-Potomac River National Marine Sanctuary

    7. Big Momma

    8. Biodiversity

    9. Birds

    10. Birds of Mallows Bay-Potomac River National Marine Sanctuary

    11. Black Sea Bass

    12. Capital of Protected Places

    13. Connection from the Mountains to the Sea

    14. Coral Reefs Part I: Your National Marine Sanctuary System

    15. Coral Reefs Part II

    16. Coral Reefs Part III

    17. Cordell Bank Geology

    18. Creatures of Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary

    19. Cliff Swallows in Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary

    20. Connection from the Mountains to the Sea

    21. Cordell Bank

    22. Cordell Bank National Marine Sanctuary

    23. Diving Molokini Crater

    24. Doghole Ports

    25. E/V Nautilus 2018 expedition in Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary

    26. Earth is Blue - A Year's End 2016

    27. Earth Is Blue in 2017

    28. Fagatele Bay, National Marine Sanctuary of American Samoa

    29. Fishing Happens Here

    30. Get Into Your Sanctuary 2018

    31. Get Into Your Sanctuary!

    32. Get Into Your Sanctuary!

    33. Get Into Your Sanctuary!

    34. Ghost Net Removal in Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary

    35. Giant Sea Bass

    36. Gray's Reef National Marine Sanctuary

    37. Honu (Green Sea Turtle)

    38. How You Can Help Fight Invasive Species

    39. John Armor diving in Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary

    40. Kelp Forests

    41. Lake Ontario

    42. Lighthouses of Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary

    43. Live-Bottom Reef Habitat of Gray's Reef National Marine Sanctuary

    44. Mallows Bay-Potomac River National Marine Sanctuary

    45. Meet the Southern Sea Otter

    46. Mallows Bay - A proposed National Marine Sanctuary

    47. Mallows Bay-Potomac River National Marine Sanctuary

    48. Marine Debris

    49. Meet the Invertebrates of National Marine Sanctuaries (West Coast Edition)

    50. Meet the Osprey

    51. Mola Mola

    52. National Marine Sanctuary System

    53. National Marine Protected Areas Center turned 20!

    54. Nature and culture in Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary

    55. Nudibranchs

    56. Ocean Guardian School Program

    57. Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary - Go Coastal

    58. Preventing Trap Loss in Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary

    59. Proposed Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary

    60. Quinault Indian Nation

    61. Research in Gray's Reef National Marine Sanctuary

    62. Restoring Bolinas Lagoon

    63. R/V Manta Timelapse

    64. Sandlance in Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary

    65. Sea Turtle: The Pacific Leatherback

    66. (Sea) Turtle Talk: Leatherback Sea Turtles

    67. Small Boat Program in the National Marine Sanctuary System

    68. Stellwagen Bank Christmas Bird Count

    69. Surfing in Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary

    70. Thunder Bay Film Festival 2018

    71. Thunder Bay International Film Festival

    72. Thunder Bay International Film Festival 2020

    73. Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary

    74. Watershed Education

    75. What's the Difference Between Bull Kelp and Giant Kelp?

    76. What are Microplastics?

    77. What Makes a Wave?

    78. Whitemouth Moray Eel

    79. Wildlife Viewing Guidelines

    80. Your National Marine Sanctuary System

    81. Your Sanctuaries

    1. Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary Community Involvement

    2. Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary Restoration Blueprint

    3. Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary Wildlife Management Areas

    4. Goal: Clean Seas Florida Keys

    5. Goliath Grouper in Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary

    6. Horseshoe Crabs of Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary

    7. Mangroves

    8. Mission: Iconic Reefs

    9. Needlefish in Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary

    10. NOAA and partners assess reef, aid recovery following Hurricane Irma

    11. Restoring Shallow Bank Habitats in Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary

    12. Seagrass in Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary

    13. Sea Turtle tries to steal tools in Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary

    14. Scientific collaboration in Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary

    15. Tidal Flats in Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary

    16. Florida Keys Mangroves

    17. Get Into Your Sanctuary: Blue Star

    1. Basket Star Near Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary

    2. Big Brothers Big Sisters Partnership In Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary

    3. Celebrating the Expansion of Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary!

    4. Coral spawning in Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary

    5. Flower Garden Banks Expansion

    6. Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary

    7. Marbled Grouper near Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary

    8. Proposed Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary Expansion

    9. Seahorses of Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary

    10. Spider Crab near Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary

    1. Abalones in Greater Farallones National Marine

    2. California Sea Cucumber in Greater Farallones National Marine Sanctuary

    3. Enter the Marine Wilderness of Greater Farallones National Marine Sanctuary

    4. Kelp Recovery Program in Greater Farallones National Marine Sanctuary

    5. Parrotfish in the Sanctuary System

    6. Sea Stars in Greater Farallones National Marine Sanctuary

    7. The Football

    1. Cosmic Jellyfish

    2. Deep-Sea Habitats in the National Marine Sanctuary System

    3. Hydroids

    4. Invasive Mussels in Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary

    5. Jellies

    6. Mangrove Jellyfish

    7. Pacific Sea Nettles of Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary

    8. Sea cucumber in National Marine Sanctuary of American Samoa

    9. Sea Stars in Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary

    10. Spanish Slipper Lobster

    11. Urchin Barrens in West Coast Sanctuaries

    12. Venus Flytrap Anemone

    13. What's a Ctenophore?

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