Collaborating with University Students to Support the Development of OA Action Plans
Sharing knowledge and best practices among members is a cornerstone of the work that the International Alliance to Combat Ocean Acidification (OA Alliance) engages in. We strive to equip members with resources and ideas for creating regional solutions to protect coastal communities.
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Protecting Treaty Trust Resources for Future Generations
Combating ocean acidification starts at home, with dedicated individuals rolling up their sleeves to take action. The Nisqually Tribe of Western Washington is an engaged member of the OA Alliance, focused on climate resiliency, action, education and outreach at a local and national level.
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How to interact with the Ocean Acidification Information Exchange
Listen to Jenn Hennessey, Ocean Policy Lead for the Washington State Department of Ecology and Shallin Busch, NOAA Ocean Acidification Program, describe how to use and interact with the new Ocean Acidification Information...
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OA Alliance Newsletter – May 2018
Ocean acidification knows no jurisdictional boundaries, which is why the OA Alliance works to strengthen information sharing across governments and engages multiple jurisdictions and non-government actors in the work to adapt locally and elevate the importance of ocean acidification impacts globally.
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Shucking and Plucking
With about 120 in attendance, the cleanup brought together dozens of shellfish growers, members of the Squaxin Island Tribe and Nisqually Tribe, Northwest Farm Credit Services, and Washington State Department of Natural Resources on a common goal: a trash free Puget Sound.
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Ocean Acidification and Pacific Islands
Ocean acidification could have profound impacts on the food security, economy, and culture of communities in the Pacific Islands.
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OA Alliance Newsletter – March 2018
Since our launch just over one year ago the International Alliance to Combat Ocean Acidification (OA Alliance) has grown to 55 members, including 10 national governments, 5 tribal nations, 5 states, 2 provinces, and 3 cities, along with research institutions, businesses and NGOs.
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OA Alliance participates in launch of the Ocean Pathway Partnership
Watch the OA Alliance at COP23 where we participated in the Presidency’s launch of the Ocean Pathway Partnership.
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