We're sharing some of our favorite Asian American and Pacific Islander American Heritage Month features from recent years. We’re asking you to post an image of yourself in, on, or by the ocean with a caption explaining why and how you take pride in the ocean! We want to know how you take pride in this planet. Throughout June, we’re teaming up with Pride Outside to celebrate both LGBTQ+ #PrideMonth and #OceanMonth. Our ocean is for everyone, no matter who you love. Tuna in this week as we share how NOAA Fisheries Service and NOAA's Office of National Marine Sanctuaries support sustainable recreational fisheries for the benefit and enjoyment of the nation.
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It’s o-fish-ially #NationalFishingandBoatingWeek! This annual event is held the first full week of June to celebrate America’s love of fishing and boating. Photo: Chuck Graham/GIYS Photo Contest 2020 Last year's web story "NOAA has Pride in the Ocean" features the stories of LGBTQ employees of NOAA. We're sharing some of our favorite Pride Month features from recent years. 2020's Earth is Blue Magazine featured photos from folks all over the country enjoying June as both Ocean Month and Pride Month.
For more information visit /photo-contest.html. Winning photographs will be announced in October 2022 as we celebrate our 50th anniversary. From May 27 to September 5, 2022, the floor is yours to show us your experience visiting your national marine sanctuary system. Put your photography skills to the test during this year’s Get Into Your Sanctuary Photo Contest. What type of photography do you prefer? Above water, underwater, or over-under shots? We love them all! 📸 Happy #GreatOutdoorsMonth! Celebrate with us by getting into your sanctuary this summer. So, here is your daily reminder to take advantage of every opportunity to experience the outdoors, even just for a moment, and inspire your loved ones to do the same.
Reconnecting our children to nature is vitally important to developing tomorrow's leaders and stewards. Our public lands and waters are treasures for all to enjoy, and it is critical that our youth stay connected to the natural world. Running through waves with your loved ones, what could be better? Since 1916, when President Woodrow Wilson issued a presidential proclamation establishing a national Flag Day on June 14, Americans have commemorated the adoption of the Stars and Stripes in many ways– displaying the flag in the front of their homes, parades, and other patriotic observances. #ThisDayInHistory: On June 14, 1777, the Continental Congress approved the design of a national flag.
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