Into National Marine Sanctuaries
The earth’s oceans are home to thousands of species of marine life, from tiny plankton to enormous humpback whales. The Great Lakes’ contain more than six thousand shipwrecks – important pieces of history kept preserved in their icy waters. These waters are also the heart of many human communities, from native communities that have depended on the ocean for centuries; to vacationers who use the water to dive, surf and fish; to scientists who study marine life.
In this Into the Outdoors episode and related Into the Outdoors @Home topic videos, we see how National Marine Sanctuary designations across the country are protecting and preserving these precious natural resources.
Find links to the Into the Outdoors @Home topic videos below. These custom learning videos are designed to share with your entire classroom. You’ll also find other educational content, including custom lesson activities that blend peer-driven learning and hands-on activities.
For more information and resources related to National Marine Sanctuaries and Monuments, head to Sanctuaries.NOAA.gov
Full Video
Classroom Videos
The Economic Impact of National Marine Sanctuaries
Becoming A Marine Steward
Marine Conservation – How You Can Make A Difference
Recovering and Recycling Ocean Plastics
Classroom Assets
Marine Sanctuaries Make Cents
Marine Steward Recruitment Center Project
ITO How You Can Make a Difference
Pre Lesson Questions
RElated Content
Wild About Walleye
Soybean Savvy
Sustainable Ecosystems: Restoring Walleyes in Native Lakes
Into Hunting and Conservation
Getting Boating Safety Certified
America’s Conservation Legacy
The Ottaway, A River Reborn
Into Bowfishing – Fish That Fly: Silver Carp
Careers in Conservation
