Members of the GulfCorps create a living shoreline that will be come a home to oysters and other water creatures in Mississippi.
November 11, 2020
By Florida Sportsman Editor
Join us in celebrating Veterans Day and learn more about NOAA's vet corps partnerships employing veterans in the habitat restoration economy.
Veteran Dustin Casey taking gps on Manzana.
NOAA Veterans Corps: Progress By The Numbers
Among the many activities veterans corps participants experience is snorkeling to monitor habitat restoration projects.
NOAA Fisheries Veterans Corps Turned My Life Around
Ryan Shorrow plans to pursue a career in fisheries. Credit: NOAA Fisheries Veterans Corps.
These Veterans Have a Mission: This Time, it's Fighting for Coral
Members of the GulfCorps create a living shoreline that will be come a home to oysters and other water creatures in Mississippi.
Engaging Veterans and Conservation Corps to Restore Fisheries and Habitats
Corps programs contribute to natural resource jobs and workforce development while restoring coastal habitat to support healthy fisheries, fishing communities, and trust resources.
Video: Veterans Work to Restore Salmon Habitat
From The Air Force to Fisheries, a Former NOAA Veteran Intern's Career Path in Science
Former NOAA veteran intern Barney Boyer (left) out in the field with water quality testing equipment. Image: Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy
Mission Abalone: Veterans Build SAFE Environments for Endangered White Abalone
An abalone short-term abalone fixed enclosure (SAFE) being deployed into kelp forest habitat.
First Published by NOAA Fisheries on November 09, 2020
