61. Stow It Don't Throw It oceans were seen as vast domains in which garbage became invisible natural materialto reduce the potential for entanglement of marine life. shore Facilities. http://www.amsa.gov.au/Marine_Environment_Protection/Protection_of_the_sea/Stow_

contact us site help site map levies and fees ... AMSAs Role in Maritime Environmental Issues You are here: Home Marine Environment Protection Protection of the sea Stow it Don't Throw it Garbage pollution from vessels Boat users have traditionally dumped their garbage into the sea as a matter of course. Oceans were seen as vast domains in which garbage became invisible because it either decayed or sank. Today the situation is very different, mainly because we all use so many non-biodegradable products such as plastics. Once thrown into the sea, they are extremely persistent and potentially harmful to humans and marine life. The beauty of our coastlines and beaches is devalued as garbage accumulates. Beaches, often in remote places, are polluted by garbage washed up from the sea. Much of this garbage comes from ships, yachts, trawlers and other marine craft. Garbage can be fatal for marine animals such as turtles and whales which mistake plastic bags for jellyfish - a source of food. Other plastic material can be mistaken as food and eaten by fish, seabirds and other marine life, causing death. Garbage also entangles seabirds, seals, turtles and fish, trapping and slowly choking them to death. Garbage can also be costly for recreational boaters and the fishing industry. Rope and plastic material may get caught in propeller shafts or block water intakes causing major damage, expensive repairs and loss of income while vessels are repaired.

62. References During oceans Week at Rancho Santa Fe School, the kindergarten It is packed with awide variety of marine life. The shore is covered by the sea and pounded by http://www.mesa.edu.au/friends/seashores/references.html

Intertidal Zonation References Clean Oceans http://edx1.educ.monash.edu.au/peninsula/seaweek/seawk/index2.html Created by Anica Vranic © 1998 a student of Southern Cross University Humanities, Media and Asian Studies The coastal zone is an important part of the bigger picture - Our World. Ê Our coastal zone includes our catchment areas, the rivers that run into the oceans and the oceans themselves. In the coastal zone you will find the beaches that we use, the rocky shores and the estuaries. It's important to remember that all these areas are connected, along with the plants and animals we depend on it to be clean and healthy for our survival. To find out more about these different areas click on the map or choose an area from the list . Intertidal Collections http://www.nmnh.si.edu/botany/projects/algae/InterTid.htm The intertidal zone, lying between the extreme high and low water marks, is at the interface between land and the ocean. This zone yields some of the most interesting algal collections, especially on temperate coasts or in areas with high tidal amplitude where species distribution limits determined by biological and physical factors are evident. The varied intertidal micro-habitats (rock, sand, tidepools, attached organisms) and differing degrees of exposure to the elements (wave surge, sand scouring, freezing, desiccation, etc.) account for the high species diversity found here. In the earlier days of phycology, most specimens were collected from this zone, and even today the intertidal zone is an important collecting habitat.

63. Powell's Books - The Handy Ocean Answer Book (Handy Answer Books) By Thomas E Sv slopes, shelves and quakes; islands and coral reefs; life on shore and in the pollution,climates and natural hazards; tracking the oceans historically and http://www.powells.com/cgi-bin/product?isbn=1578590639

64. ECES Photo Galleries: Oceans Gallery ». Trash Plastic trash on the shore of Cerro More pages in the oceans Gallery « Previous Page from the Hopi Language) 1. life disintegrating 2 http://eces.org/gallery/cat_oceans.php?page=2

65. "America's Oceans In Crisis" By The Pew Oceans Commission America s oceans are in crisis and the stakes could Marine life and vital coastalhabitats are straining than 180 million people visit the shore for recreation http://www.actionbioscience.org/environment/pew.html

home search author directory updates signup ... education author bio Pew Oceans Commission was created to chart a new course for the U.S.'s ocean policy. The bipartisan, independent group was also charged with raising public awareness of the principal threats to ... environment health of ecosystems America's Oceans in Crisis By the Pew Oceans Commission Abridged reprint of the executive summary of

66. POST: Pacific Ocean Salmon Tracking the Arctic and Northern Atlantic oceans (ChEss) Explorations Natural shore Geographyin shore Areas (NaGISA) - Discovering Pilot Census of Marine life in the http://www.postcoml.org/juniorscientists/coml.php

The Project Research Press Room Junior Scientists ... Games What is the Census of Marine Life? The Census of Marine Life is a worldwide program doing research on what is in the oceans now, what used to be in the oceans and what will be in the oceans in the future. The Census is able to do this through many seperate projects, each using new technology in different parts of the world. Click on the links below to find out more about each project, or visit the Census of Marine Life website www.coml.org Tagging of Pacific Pelagics (TOPP) - Satellite tagging of large ocean-going animals like sharks, turtles and squid in the Pacific Ocean Chemosynthetic Ecosystems in the Arctic and Northern Atlantic Oceans (ChEss) - Explorations into deep-sea hot-water vents from the Arctic down to the equator Patterns and Processes of Ecosystems in the Northern Mid-Atlantic (MAR-ECO) - Checking out some cool new animals (and what they eat) in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean.

67. Pathway Services: Browse Topic: Aquatic Life and divisions related to aquatic life include Coastal Watersheds EPA s Office ofWetlands, oceans and Watersheds and Sanctuaries Act; the shore Protection Act http://www.library.okstate.edu/govdocs/browsetopics/aquatic.html

Browse Topics Index OSU Library Government Documents OSU Library OSU Aquatic Life Department of Commerce Providing effective management and stewardship of the nation's resources and assets to ensure sustainable economic opportunities is one of the principle elements of the mission statement of the Department of Commerce . The administrative body within the DOC that upholds mission is the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration whose primary strategic goal is to describe and predict changes in the Earth's environment, and conserve and wisely manage the Nation's coastal and marine resources. From the NOAA's Websites homepage, you can search the websites for all of NOAA's organizations. The following NOAA sites would be particularly valuable for anyone who needed to locate information on the marine environment and aquatic life: National Weather Service National Ocean Service Office of Oceanic and Atmospheric Research Another vital part of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) or "NOAA Fisheries". The

68. Tomfolio.com: Natural History: Bioregion: Oceans, Shores the Pacific and Atlantic oceans and the Red Sea in search of rare and Potter, PietWORLD TREASURY OF shore life IN COLOR G+/G+ Galahad Books, 1975 Hardcover http://www.tomfolio.com/bookssub.asp?catid=30&subid=2194

69. American Oceans Campaign - Testimony of us only get to view the complex web of ocean life at its fringes at the surfaceand at the shore the oceans are our indispensable life support systems http://www.americanoceans.org/issues/testimony3.htm

AMERICAN OCEANS CAMPAIGN Complete list of AOC Testimony Testimony of Ted Danson, Founding President of American Oceans Campaign before the U.S. Commission on Ocean Policy Los Angeles, California April 19, 2002 Good morning and welcome to Southern California. As you have heard yesterday and will hear today, Californians have a deep affinity for our magnificent coastline and oceans an affinity shared by concerned Americans across the nation. I wish to thank the Commissioners and staff of the U.S. Commission on Ocean Policy for inviting me to share some thoughts for a more coordinated, comprehensive national ocean agenda for the 21st Century. Fifteen years ago, I founded American Oceans Campaign in order to build a stronger voice for protecting oceans and ensuring a healthier planet for our families and ourselves. One of the events that led me to become an ocean advocate was a trip to a local, polluted beach with my two young daughters. Having to explain to my disappointed children that we could not swim in the ocean because we could get sick was an eye-opening experience. Shortly thereafter, I became convinced that dedicating personal time in a campaign to ensure future generations would enjoy healthy oceans, teeming with life, was necessary and important to my family and me. Throughout AOC's history, we have focused much of our attention on educating the public and encouraging decision-makers to reduce pollution, protect ocean and coastal habitats, and sustainably use the ocean's bounty. On February 28, American Oceans Campaign announced it was joining with Oceana, a new, international ocean conservation organization. Oceana will bring together dedicated people from around the world to build an international movement to save the oceans through public policy advocacy, science and economics, legal action, grassroots mobilization, and public education.

70. A Talk To The Gurdjieff Group In this respect, do not think that you are ever away from your Lord. We are, inthis life, reflections. Excerpted from the book Mercy oceans shore of Safety. http://www.naqshbandi.org/library/safety/gurdjieff.htm

A Talk to the Gurdjieff Group I am very happy that you came all the way here to see us. I heard many things from my shaykh about your master, Gurdiieff, the closeness he felt towards him and how, after he died, John Bennett used to come frequently to see him. Gurdjieff met Grandshaykh Abdullah Daghistani , at least, once. Some of John Bennett's American followers met Shaykh Nazim. In the path to God, we do not think that there are differences between brothers. All masters are one in this universe. All of them are the same. If you met this or that one, in our belief, it is the same; for all of them receive their power from One who is the center of everything, whose name in Arabic is Allah, the God, our Lord. One day, Gurdjieff met our Master secretly. Our Grandshaykh wished nothing to be known of that meeting and so it was not mentioned. All that was said in Gurdjieff's books was that he met some saints in Damascus and Baghdad with no mention of names. Still, he ordered John Bennett to meet with Grandshaykh frequently and allowed him to mention these meetings in his books. That is why John Bennett spoke about Grandshaykh. On the occasion of their secret meeting, Grandshaykh gave permission to Gurdjieff to use the power of the Nine Points with which some of you, I think, are familiar. However, he did not give Gurdjieff permission to use all that power and so Gurdjieff did not pass the full measure of that power on to his followers. The power Grandshaykh gave Gurdjieff was like that of a reflection in a mirrorresembling the original, but not the original. The secret of it he kept in his heart. Why? Because he knew that at the end of this world someone is coming who will use that power completely in all the earth. That time is the time of perfection and everything, at that time, will attain its perfection and be complete. And all saints in this world, in this universe, await that miraculous age.

71. Sea Life Voyagers of the Pacific encounter animal life at sea the fish and mammals return tonear shore waters to Pelagic living in open seas or oceans rather than near http://www.pvs-hawaii.com/voyages/rapanui_sealife.htm

Leg 1 Hawaii to Nukuhiva Course Strategy Summary of Voyage ... Geology, History Daily Reports Leg 2 Nukuhiva to Mangareva Course Strategy Hiva Oa to Mangareva Isles of Hiva About Pitcairn Daily Reports Leg 3 Mangareva to Rapa Nui Course Strategy Wind Weather ... Geology, History Reports Leg 4 Rapa Nui to Tahiti Course Strategy Wind Weather ... Geology, History Reflections by Kimo Life at Sea by Kimo Health of Rapa Nui Daily Reports Leg 5 Tahiti to Hawaii Course Strategy Wind Weather ... Geology, History Road to the Wind Daily Reports The Crew Rapa Nui Article by Sam Low Naked-Eye Navigation What to Pack Sea Life Voyage to Rapa Nui Fish, Birds, and Mammals of the Open Ocean Voyagers of the Pacific encounter animal life at sea. Some of these are strictly pelagic, roaming the open ocean; some of the fish and mammals return to near shore waters to breed and nurse their youngs; some birds breed and raise their young on land, but spend most of their adult lives at sea; some birds fish at sea during the day, but return to land at night to sleep. Pelagic: living in open seas or oceans rather than near-shore waters; from the Greek word

72. Oceans Of Love Oceans Of Praise!a Devotional From Peggie S oceans of praise from me! I stand by the shore and drink in its might and majestyandI know there s moremore than enough to meet the needs of my life. http://www.gospelcom.net/peggiesplace/words60.htm

Please scroll down for a Words from the Well devotional. Subscribe to free, weekly Fun 'n Faith newsletter Current holiday at Peggie's Place: PapaQuest for Father's Day For International Visitors: The Great Questions of Life Multilingual Christian Resources GlobalReach English, French, Spanish About Peggie's Place! A Peggie's Place site map What's New! Kids ... Contact info Right-click for music control. Words From the Well! A Devotional by Peggie C. Bohanon Oceans of Love...Oceans of Praise! A Hurting Word... As I sit on the beach listening to the sounds of the surfI wish! Actually, I'm sitting in my Midwest office listening to my new nature CD, and the sounds of soft piano and crashing wavesand that's the best I can do for now! You seethere are four passions in my lifemy Savior, my sweetheart, my sons, and my sea!! Now the sea, of course, is not mine, but I claim it! The source of the first three passions DO have rhyme and reasonthe fourth does not. It remains a mystery why the ocean holds such an intense attraction for meespecially when I'm afraid of water and can't swim! Now before you all invite me to your beachfront homes, (or offer me free swimming lessons, and I WILL decline...smile...), let me explain that since I somehow seem to find a devotional in everything I see, I just knew that somewhere in this passion of my life lay a devotional, just waiting to be written. And here it is! Enjoy God's ocean of love with me!

73. Mrs. Elliott's Second Grade after learning about the ocean Ocean life Movies Submarine. know that the watersheds lead to the oceans. We study about the shore, including estuaries, tide http://myschoolonline.com/page/0,1871,24742-145616-27-2545,00.html

Home Page Calendar Class Newsletter FunBrain Group 1 ... Dr. Seuss OCEANS Sea Shore Continental Shelf Continental Slope Deep Ocean ... Nominate this site for the Showcase Mrs. Elliott's Second Grade OCEANS Here are the pictures from our trip to a tide pool: Here are the ocean murals my students did after learning about the ocean: Ocean Life Movies Submarine I paint a refrigerator box silver and add an expandable hose(dryer hose) from the top of the box to the ceiling. I cut a door and I cut out two "portholes". The portholes I cover with blue clear wrap. The students make fish and kelp which I hang around the outside of the box. We are now "under the ocean". Ocean Mural We began on the beach and added to it as we learned about each part of the ocean. Learn ALL About Oceans Ocean Floor WebQuest Something to be Crabby About WebQuest Swimmy and the Deep Blue Sea WebQuest ... Fish Scramble MY UNIT In order to cover as much as possible I begin my ocean unit by reviewing the water cycle and letting them know that the water sheds lead to the oceans. We study about the shore , including estuaries, tide pools and sandy beaches.

74. Meditation Focus 91 Saving And Replenishing Life In Our Oceans and will do no serious harm to marine life. In addition, the problem has not beenconfined to oceans. been considered vulnerable due to its proximity to shore. http://www.aei.ca/~cep/MeditationFocus91.htm

75. Irish Surfing Association - Ireland - Big Day In T-Bay For World Oceans Day Association and strives to encourage a life long participation in within the bay,and a rocky shore with Honeycomb The History of World oceans Day The United http://www.isasurf.ie/index.php?page=Oceans day

76. Shop At Mystic Seaport: DeGraff Books From Mystic Seaport Inc., Anglers Almanac 1963 ($3.00) Amos, life of the $12.00) Marvels of theSea and shore ($5.00) Arnov of the Deep Sea ($12.00) oceans of the http://www.mysticseaport.org/shop/degraff.cfm?msub=Marine Life&mtype=author

77. Shop At Mystic Seaport: DeGraff Books From Mystic Seaport Story of the Fish, Curtis ($8.00) life Under the $15.00) Marvels of the Sea and shore,Arnold ($5.00 Schwoerble ($8.00) Microbial Population Of oceans and Seas http://www.mysticseaport.org/shop/degraff.cfm?msub=Marine Life&mtype=title

78. Earth & Space | Oceans | Tidal Pools & Reefs - OwlPages.net|withoutbricks.com Storefront Earth Space oceans Tidal Pools life on Intertidal Rocks, EasternBooks, Nature Study A Naturalist Along the Jersey shore, Joanna Burger http://naturestore.owlpages.net/products-dept-243

Services: Checkout Your Shopping Cart Your Account Customer Service ... We recommend... Click a department below to start shopping! Animals Best Selling Items Bird Baths, Clocks Bird Books ... Wholesale CD-ROMs Search: Advanced Search hints The Owl Pages Nature Store is an affiliate of withoutbricks.com withoutbricks.com, llc. The Owl Pages Nature Store Storefront Oceans Sort by: Name Publisher/Manufacturer Price (inexpensive items first) Price (expensive items first) Our recommended items appear first! 1001 Questions Answered About the Seashore Dover "An entertaining volume covering every aspect of seashore life from breeding to feeding, and every form of seashore life from microscopic ...". Price: (List: $10.95, you save $2.19) California Marine Life An Identification and Field Guide to Common Marine Species Marty Snyderman Roberts Rinehart "California Marine Life is a practical reference guide to the common marine species found along the California coast. Highly useful ...". Price: (List: $24.95, you save $4.99) The Edge of the Sea Rachel Carson Houghton Mifflin Co.

79. Census Of Marine Life Gulf Of Maine Area Program HMAP) V. What lives in the oceans now? 1. Human Edges Nearshore Natural GeographyIn shore Areas (NaGISA Census of Diversity of Abyssal Marine life (CeDAMar) 3 http://www.usm.maine.edu/gulfofmaine-census/Docs/Research/Research Plan.htm

Reports Reports : DRAFT Research Plan for Discussion at 24 October 2003 All Program Meeting Click here for full PDF Version of Report Contents Preface I. Summary II. Census of Marine Life 1. Introduction III. Ocean Biogeographic Information System (OBIS) IV. What lived in the ocean? History of Marine Animal Populations (HMAP) V. What lives in the oceans now? Ocean Realm Field Projects 1. Human Edges Nearshore Natural Geography In Shore Areas (NaGISA) Coral Reefs (tentative) Coastal Gulf of Maine Area Program (GoMP) Pacific Ocean Shelf Tracking (POST) 2. Hidden Boundaries Continental Margins Margins, Canyons, and Trenches (tentative) Abyssal Plains Census of Diversity of Abyssal Marine Life (CeDAMar) 3. Central Waters Light Zone (drifters and swimmers) Global Plankton (tentative) Tagging of Pacific Pelagics (TOPP) Dark Zone (mid-water and bottom-water) Mid-Atlantic Ridge Ecosystem (MAR-ECO) Biogeography of Chemosynthetic Ecosystems (ChEss) Global Seamounts (tentative) 5. Ice Oceans - Arctic and Antarctic

80. Ocean Animal Printouts - EnchantedLearning.com littoral or intertidal areas (along the shore), estuarine biomes (where rivers meetoceans), etc. clear, shallow ocean habitats that are rich in life. http://www.enchantedlearning.com/subjects/ocean/Oceanlife.shtml

EnchantedLearning.com is a user-supported site. As a bonus, site members have access to a banner-ad-free version of the site, with print-friendly pages. Click here to learn more. (Already a member? Click here. EnchantedLearning.com ALL ABOUT OCEANS AND SEAS Introduction What Causes Waves? Why is the Ocean Salty? The Water Cycle ... Ocean Printouts OCEAN ANIMALS Many animals live in the oceans, in a variety of conditions. Some marine biomes include benthic biomes (bottom dwellers), pelagic biomes (open seas near the surface), coral reef (warm shallow salt-water environments based on coral formation), littoral or intertidal areas (along the shore), estuarine biomes (where rivers meet oceans), etc. Click on an animal below to go to a printout: Ocean Animal Calendar 2002 A calendar to print, color, and read. Ocean Animals Label Me! Label the ocean animals in this printout. Answers Ocean Animals Book A short book about ocean animals to print (for early readers), with pages on fish, shark, squid, jellyfish, dolphin, crab, octopus, shrimp, orca, clam, and lobster. In The Sea An Easy Reader Book A short, printable book about sea animals for early readers. The book has pages for the student to cut out, read, color and copy a short phrase. The pages are about a fish, whale, seal, starfish, shell, shark, crab, octopus, jellyfish, shrimp, and clam.

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