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Pteropods as Indicators of Global Change: From Research to Education

By Kristina Kiest

Pteropods as Indicators of Global Change: From Research to Education Read More »

Volume 1: Why Do We Explore? NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer: Education Materials Collection

By Kristina Kiest

Volume 1: Why Do We Explore? NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer: Education Materials Collection Read More »

Two lobster larvae in a dish during an ocean acidification experiment. Image taken from VA Sea Grant

“At a Glance” Guide to Lobster/Ocean Acidification StoryMap Lessons:

By Kristina Kiest

“At a Glance” Guide to Lobster/Ocean Acidification StoryMap Lessons: Read More »

Webstory on lobsters cover. Credit: VIMS

What will a warmer, acidic ocean mean for American lobsters?

By Kristina Kiest

What will a warmer, acidic ocean mean for American lobsters? Read More »

Virginia Sea Grant high school curriculum called "The Mystery of Ocean Acidification"

The Mystery of Ocean Acidification

High school curriculum for ocean acidification aligned to VA state standards using U. S. east coast examples. (2017)

The Mystery of Ocean Acidification Read More »

Cover of the VA SEA "The Case of the Stressed-Out Larva" curriculum

Case of the Stressed-out Larva: A Study of Climate Change Effects on Oyster Cellular Physiology

By Kristina Kiest

Case of the Stressed-out Larva: A Study of Climate Change Effects on Oyster Cellular Physiology Read More »

Channel Islands National Park and Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary NGSS and Common Core aligned Middle School Ocean Acidification Curriculum

By Kristina Kiest

Channel Islands National Park and Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary NGSS and Common Core aligned Middle School Ocean Acidification Curriculum Read More »

Coral bleaching and ocean acidification are two climate-related impacts to coral reefs

By Kristina Kiest

Coral bleaching and ocean acidification are two climate-related impacts to coral reefs Read More »

How can education help mitigate OA

By Kristina Kiest

How can education help mitigate OA Read More »

A Safe Haven in a Changing World

By Kristina Kiest

A Safe Haven in a Changing World Read More »

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