COSEE-OLC and our web design partner Locus Interactive are happy to announce the development of our community microsite.  Please join us in previewing our upcoming new web site and be among the first to sign up for our electronic community.
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COSEE-Ocean Learning Communities and Washington Sea Grant invite you to join us for a free event Saturday November 22nd from 9:00am - 4:00pm at the Husky Union Building on the University of Washington Seattle campus. The day will include a keynote speaker on communicating science with various audiences, formal and informal presentations by marine [...]

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COSEE-OLC is proud to partner with Washington SeaGrant and the Puget Sound Partnership to host a workshop highlighting opportunities in Citizen Science. We are in the planning phase for the workshop. Look for more information posted to our website this fall.

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COSEE-OLC is launching an initiative to add COSEE information to the Wikipedia.   Until the start of this initiative, there was no information in the World’s largest Encyclopedia about COSEE, its missions, or the themes of ocean education.  You can help. 

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Thanks to the many people who attended our recent ‘Night with a Polar Scientist” event at the Seattle Aquarium.   Christopher’s talk was certainly polarizing…  Learn more about his research.

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COSEE-Ocean Learning Communities and the Seattle Aquarium invite you to attend our upcoming mid season event, “An Evening With a Polar Scientist” on Tuesday June 24th, from 6:30-9:00pm at the Seattle Aquarium. The evening event includes a presentation by Dr. Christopher Krembs, a biological oceanographer with the Polar Science Center of the Applied Physics Laboratory [...]

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Learn more about nationwide EarthDay 208 events.  Some COSEE-OLC members will be walking Seattle’s beaches on Puget Sound and Lake Washington picking up trash. Contact Rick for details if you’d like to join us.  UPDATE: we collected 2.3 pounds of trash, but the beaches were already very clean.  Kudos to asll who joined in the hunt for trash!

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