Pictured: Bullfrog on a lily pad. Credit: iStock.

It’s our 4th & final week of #EarthMonthNOAA!

-Visit noaa.gov/earthday throughout the week great content, like:
-Deepwater Horizon: 15 years of research, recovery and restoration.
-How sharks keep the ocean healthy.

And more!

Lightning in North Dakota: July 5, 2014. Credit: Jeremy Bower.

It’s Week 3 of #EarthMonthNOAA!

Visit noaa.gov/earthday for the following content & more throughout the week:

–5 historically huge solar events & how space weather can impact you.
–How lightning detection moved from ground to sky.
–Downloadable Earth month posters and science activities.

The sun rises over NOAA’s Guana Tolomato Matanzas National Estuarine Research Reserve. Credit: RJ Mitchell.

It’s Week 2 of #EarthMonthNOAA!

–Join us for #NOAAFleetWeek for virtual access to our ships & planes.
–Find out how you can be a scientist.
–Get the details on a new NOAA research mission.

Visit noaa.gov/earthday for this content & more throughout the week.

Sunrise paints the sky over Mission-Aransas National Estuarine Research Reserve. Credit: Jace Tunnell.

We’re celebrating #EarthMonth & #CitizenScienceMonth starting ... now! #NoFooling!

Check out noaa.gov/earthday all month for the latest Earth science news, fun Earth Month activities, & how you can help our planet.

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