61. Ocean & Climate Change Institute - Abrupt Climate Change Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution s study of the role of ocean circulation inclimate regulation, and research into changing salt levels. http://www.whoi.edu/institutes/occi/currenttopics/ct_abruptclimate.htm

Explore Another Institute Site Map Contact Index Abrupt Climate Change Ocean-Monitoring Systems Current Topics Abrupt Climate Change Ruth Curry June 17, 2005 WHOI Media Relations News Release: How Much Excess Fresh Water Was Added to the North Atlantic in Recent Decades? Continued Freshening of the North Atlantic Could Slow the Conveyor in the 21st Century June 27, 2005 National Geographic online news quoting Ruth Curry: Global Warming May Alter Atlantic Currents, Study Says Bigger Hurricanes: A Consequence of Climate Change? In the wake of three destructive hurricanes that pummeled Florida and Caribbean islands this fall, WHOI Research Specialist Ruth Curry (PO) flew to Washington DC on September 20 to brief members of Congress on extreme weather events and climate instability. Common Misconceptions about Abrupt Climate Change Several decades of scientific research have yielded significant advances in understanding the ocean's role in regulating Earth's climate. This summary covers some of the major points about abrupt climate change that are often misunderstood. What's After the Day After Tomorrow?

62. Ocean Institutes - About The Institutes Ocean institutes promote interdisciplinary, innovative research in ManagementStructure for Ocean institutes at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution http://www.whoi.edu/institutes/about.htm

About Institutes About WHOI Site Map Contact ... Home About the Institutes About the Institutes Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution is determined to set and lead an ambitious agenda for future ocean research to benefit society. In 2000, we established four Ocean Institutes encompassing areas of significant concern to the public and policymakers: The Ocean and Climate Change Institute The Coastal Ocean Institute The Ocean Life Institute The Deep Ocean Exploration Institute The Ocean Institutes’ goals are to close gaps that hinder scientific discoveries, and to convey discoveries expeditiously into the public realm. To build bridges between different scientific disciplines, the Ocean Institutes will bring together the best minds across the full spectrum of oceanographic and other relevant fields—to catalyze innovative thinking and collaboration that can open up wholly new scientific vistas. The Ocean Institutes’ concurrent mission is to shorten the lag time between acquiring knowledge and making it accessible to decision-makers who can use it to save lives, stimulate economic growth, and enhance our quality of life.

63. INSTITUTE OF OCEANOGRAPHY - University Of Gdansk - WWW Site Main page of Institute of oceanography, University of Gdansk. http://www.ocean.univ.gda.pl/index_eng.html

64. Global Environmental Science Program - SOEST/UH The Hawaii Undersea Research Laboratory, the Joint Institute for Marine andAtmospheric Department of oceanography University of Hawaii at Manoa http://www.soest.hawaii.edu/oceanography/GES/

Home Faculty Requirements Courses ... Scholarships The Global Environmental Science Program provides a unique educational opportunity to achieve a holistic and fundamental understanding of the Earth's systems, including human interactions, while receiving rigorous training in the basic sciences As we begin the 21st century, the School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology of the University of Hawai'i provides an innovative undergraduate degree program to educate leaders and citizenry to become wise stewards of our planet. The degree program in Global Environmental Science is a holistic, scientific, approach to the study of Earth and Earth's physical, chemical, biological, and human systems. In the course of their scientific studies, the students are able to investigate natural as well as economic, policy, and social systems and their response to and interaction with the Earth system. The ultimate objective of the program is to produce a student informed in the environmental sciences at a rigorous level who is able to go on to graduate or professional school; enter the work force in environmental science positions in industry, business, or government; enter or return to teaching with knowledge of how the Earth system works; or enter the work force in another field as an educated person with the knowledge required to enable us to become wise environmental stewards of the planet. The School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology is one of the world's major and most renowned institutes for the study of the complex phenomena involving our planet. The school has a world-class ocean, Earth, and atmospheric faculty of 175 PhD's with as broad a range of academic expertise as can be found anywhere in the world. The faculty seek to comprehend and explain the behavior of the complex and dynamic Earth system, including the role of humans as a force in global environmental change.

65. Nova Southeastern University Oceanographic Center Nova Southeastern University Oceanographic Center is part of an accredited private NSUOC Associate Professor and Guy Harvey Research Institute Director, http://www.nova.edu/cwis/oceanography/

Prospective students: Watch a video overview of the Oceanographic Center NSUOC is pleased to announce a new Master's Degree in Physical Oceanography ... newsletter of the NSU Oceanographic Center National Coral Reef Institute Guy Harvey Research Institute Sea Turtle Conservation Mangroves NSUOC Associate Professor and Guy Harvey Research Institute Director, Mahmood Shivji, Ph.D. is featured in the magazine Ahead of the Class , a publication devoted to marine education, and published by the Florida Sea Grant Program. The National Coral Reef Institute heads a successful bid for the 11th International Coral Reef Symposium in 2008. The Mission of the Oceanographic Center is to carry out innovative, basic and applied research and to provide high-quality graduate and undergraduate education in a broad range of marine science and related disciplines. The Center also serves as a community resource for information, research and education on oceanographic and environmental issues. NSU Oceanographic Center 8000 North Ocean Drive Dania Beach, FL 33004 Phone: (800)39-OCEAN (954)262-3600

66. Resources The Skidaway Institute of oceanography was founded in 1968 when Robert C.Roebling donated his Modena Plantation on the northern tip of Skidaway Island near http://www.skio.peachnet.edu/facilities.html

Quick Links -Latest News- Events Seminars Press Releases Scientific Meetings Headlines - SkIO in the News Speakers Bureau News Archive Research- SABSOON CoOP ACT SCOOP GA Coastal Research Coastal Physics Organic Biogeochemistry Sedimentary Geology Verity Lab Coastal Sediment Trace Benthic Geochemistry Permeable Sediments Skipper Education- Partnerships - AASU Courses - GT IGERT - SSU Cire II - SSU Bi-OMP - SSU MSMS Program Summer Programs Conferences Internships Classes - ECOL 4100 -Resources- Webmail Library Graphics R/V Savannah Plant Ops Flume Berm Mariculture SERF Information Technology Publications Latest SkIO Publications Technical Publications Scenes DocPile -About Us Contact Us Get Involved General Info Campus Info Personnel Visit SkIO International Partners Employment Director's Message Printable Page Search Resources Webmail ... Information Technology The Skidaway Institute of Oceanography was founded in 1968 when Robert C. Roebling donated his Modena Plantation on the northern tip of Skidaway Island near Savannah to the State of Georgia for the establishment of a marine research institution. The Institute staff today numbers around eighty, including scientists with terminal degrees in a wide variety of fields. The research focus at Skidaway Institute includes not only the deep ocean but also the continental shelves and estuaries, two regions where humans interact most intimately with the sea. The Institute maintains several unique facilities for enhancing marine research and is located on the bank of the Skidaway River, a pristine saltwater, tidally-dominated channel with access to a diverse range of estuarine and coastal habitats.

67. The Oceanography Connection Scripps Institute of oceanography California s premier graduate school ofoceanographic sciences. The National Marine and Coastal Geology Program - The http://www.kn.pacbell.com/wired/fil/pages/listoceanb.html

The Oceanography Connection An Internet Hotlist on Oceanography created by Mrs. B. Batterson-Rossi Cuyamaca College Introduction Careers, Institutes and Associations ... Miscellaneous Introduction To explore topics that may not be covered in your textbook, or to simply elaborate upon areas of oceanographic study, you may wish to use the Internet. The links below will get you started with a number of selected topics. Please check back, periodically, for new additions. Enjoy exploring!! The Internet Resources Careers, Institutes and Associations Preparing for a Career in Oceanography - History of SIO, educational requirements for entering the field of oceanography, branches of the discipline. Careers in Oceanography, Marine Science and Marine Biology - Extensive listings of related sites. Marine Technological Society - San Diego - Career opportunities within the field. Ocean Institute - The Ocean Institute is the organization through which we go on our floating lab trips. Located in Dana Pt., 'the Ocean Institute is a laboratory for the creation, testing, and dissemination of new ideas, strategies, and technologies for teaching and learning. The Institute is a leader, serving as a resource to museums, school districts, teachers, and others who seek to enhance and strengthen an educational program. The curriculum crosses all traditional disciplines, but draws heavily from history and the sciences using content derived from the ocean.' The Ocean Project - 'We are a new initiative that intends to create in people a lasting, measurable, top-of-mind awareness of the importance, value, and sensitivity of the oceans. We believe that the single greatest impediment to healthy and productive marine and coastal areas is the public's low level of ocean awareness. Through unprecedented collaboration among aquariums, zoos, science, technology, and natural history museums, and other educational institutions that together serve more than 100 million visitors each year, The Ocean Project aims to significantly increase the success of ocean conservation. We will also collaborate with local, regional, and national nonprofit conservation and environmental organizations to actively involve people in conservation activities in their communities and better connect them to the oceans.'

68. Other Oceanography Links For K-12: A Study Of Our Oceans Ocean Research Institute (Japan) Scripps Institute of oceanography SkidawayInstitute of oceanography (GA) Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute http://www.mi.mun.ca/mi-net/ocean/other.htm

Comments and/or Inquiries Welcomed N ewgroups sci.bio.fisheries sci.chem sci.engr.marine.hydrodynamics sci.geo.eos ... sci.physics.computational.fluid-dynamics M ailing Lists DEEPSEA/bionet.biology.deepsea Newsgroup Archive Lost Instrument Network moderated mailing list. Marine Studies and Information Mail List Mark Rosenstein's Comprehensive list of marine related mailing lists. Ocean Drilling Program mailing list routinely updates the status of the program. To join, send email to listserv@tamvm1.tamu.edu with "SUB ODP-L yourfullname" in the body of the letter. Oceans Listserver, oceans@vbs.com , put SUBSCRIBE in the subject line. OceanTech Conference oceantech@ucsd.edu B ulletin Boards Usenet group sci.geo.oceanography NODC Ocean Bulletin Board C IMLA'97: International Maritime Lecturer's Assoc. Oceans'95 MTS/IEEE AGU 1996 Ocean Sciences Meeting California and the World Ocean '97 ... AGU 1997 Fall Meeting Other Calendars AGU Meetings and Events ASLO Calendar of Events Coastal Engineering Research Center Calendar ERIM Conferences and Symposia ... WWW Virtual Library: Oceanography Confer... Literature FLUKE SERIES II, Operational Safety Notice

69. Oceanography Sites Hotlist - Europe Instituto Español de Oceanografía (Spanish Institute of oceanography); InstitutoNacional de Meteorologia Oceans III Millennium http://www.phys.ocean.dal.ca/hotlists/Europe.html

Oceanography Hotlist - Europe Did we miss your Oceanographic site? Let us know EurOcean - European Centre for Information on Marine Science and Technology European Union for Coastal Conservation (EUCC) European Aquaculture Society The European Commission Fisheries Marine Science and Technology programme (MAST) European Science Foundation MARSOURCE - International Website on Fisheries Ocean Margin Exchange (OMEX) Austria University of Vienna's Marine Biology Department Belgium eSeFDee - Marine Sciences Portal for the North Atlantic and the Mediterranean Marine Science and Technology Programme (MAST-III) Sea Fisheries Department Center for Environmental Studies Laboratory of Oceanology The Mediterranean Oceanic Data Base Bulgaria Institute of Oceanology, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences Croatia Institute of Oceanography and Fisheries Institute Rudjer Boskovic , Center for Marine Research Department of Geophysics , University of Zagreb Denmark Danish Hydraulic Institute Storm surge forecast system for Venice Lagoon The International Council for the Exploration of the Sea ( ICES Ministry of Food, Agriculture, and Fisheries Danish Institute for Fisheries Research Technical University of Denmark Department of Naval Architecture and Offshore Engineering University of Copenhagen IOC Science and Communication Centre on Harmful Algae Finland Finnish Institute of Marine Research France AVISO/Altimetry Center - TOPEX/POSEIDON W3 server, Toulouse

70. Oceanography Sites Hotlist - Canada Bedford Institute of oceanography Canadian Centre for Inland Waters Department of oceanography International Oceans Institute of Canada http://www.phys.ocean.dal.ca/hotlists/Canada.html

Department of Oceanography, Dalhousie University Oceanography Hotlist - Canada Did we miss your site? Let us know Acadia Centre for Estuarine Research Aquaculture Association of Canada Aquatic Research Institutes in Canada ... Canadian Conference for Fisheries Research (CCFFR) Canadian's Geographic's Canadian Atlas Online Canadian Geophysical Union Canadian Geoscience Council (CGC) Canadian Joint Global Ocean Flux Study (CJGOFS) ... Canadian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society Canadian Space Agency RADARSAT-1 Program RADARSAT-2 Program Coasts Under Stress program at MUN and UVic. Dalhousie University Department of Oceanography International Oceans Institute of Canada Marine Affairs Program Marine Biology ... Geological Survey of Canada (Atlantic) (GSC Atlantic) Ocean Sciences Satellite Imagery St. Andrews Biological Station Marine Environmental Data Service ( ... Gadus Associates , a fisheries science consulting company in Musquodoboit Harbour, NS. GLOBEC Canada GLOBEC Canada Western Bank Programme Government of New Brunswick Department of Agriculture, Fisheries, and Aquaculture

71. Marine Laboratories Oregon Institute of Marine Biology Scripps Institution of oceanography Skidaway Institute of oceanography Rhode Island, Graduate School of http://life.bio.sunysb.edu/marinebio/mblabs.html

Marine Labs, Institutes, Graduate Programs Outside of the USA Argentina: Playa Union Photobiology Station Bermuda Biological Station Cawthron Institute of New Zealand - Specializing in Aquaculture Dominica - Institute of Tropical Marine Ecology ... University of Wales, Bangor, School of Ocean Sciences West Coast, Pacific Blakely Island Field Station, Washington Bodega Marine Laboratory Friday Harbor Laboratories Hatfield Marine Science Center, Newport Oregon ... Romberg-Tiburon Lab of SF State University East Coast Academy of Natural Sciences Estuarine Research Center Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences, Maine Boston University Marine Program Chesapeake Biological Lab, University of Maryland ... Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Gulf Coast and Caribbean Bimini Biological Field Station - Shark Lab Carribean Marine Research Center, Lee Stocking Island Dauphin Island Sea Lab, Alabama Discovery Bay Marine Laboratory, Jamaica, West Indies ... GO HOME Send comments about this page to Jeff Levinton You are the person to access this page since December 16, 2003.

72. SEOUL NATIONAL UNIVERSITY- Research Institute Of Oceanography College of Natural Sciences / Research Institute of oceanography Woods HoleOceanographic Institution, Scripps Institute of oceanography, http://www.snu.ac.kr:6060/sc_sne_r/sc_sne_r_b/sc_sne_r_bc/1173112_3816.jsp

73. Main Research Organisations AllRussian Research Institute of Fisheries and oceanography HydrometeorologicalService; Institute for oceanography; Institute of Fishery Research http://www.meteo.ru/nodc/project/reg_centre/organiz.htm

Main research organisations Russia Hydrometeorological Service All-Russian Scientific Research Institute of Hydrometeorological Information - World Data Centre - (RIHMI-WDC, Russian NODC) North-Caucasian Administration Navy ODC Oceanographic Data Centre of the Ministry of Defence Fishery organizations All-Russian Research Institute of Fisheries and Oceanography Russian educational institutes State Moscow University Russian Academy of Science South branch of Shirshov Institute for Oceanology (SIO RAS) Ukraine Hydrometeorological Service Odessa and Sebastopol Brunch of State Oceanography Institute (SOI) Ministry of Fishery: South Research Institute Fishery and Oceanography (SRIFO) Fishery - Scientific Association Production “Yugrybpoisk” Academy of Sciences Ukraine: Marine Hydrophysical Institute (MHI) Institute of Biology of Southern Seas (IBSS) and its Odessa Department Bulgaria Hydrometeorological Service Institute for Oceanography Institute of Fishery Research (Varna) Turkey Turkish Navy Hydrographic Office Romania Romanian Marine Research Institute International Sources WDC-A WDC-B

74. Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC) Of UNESCO And which belong to the Oceanographic Centre of NASU, and also the Institute of Ukrainian marine institutes and the centers take active part in the IOC http://www.mhi.iuf.net/personal/ioc.htm

Return Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC) of UNESCO and Ukraine The purpose of the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission is to promote international cooperation and to coordinate programmes in research, services and capacity building, in order to learn more about the nature and resources of the ocean and coastal areas and to apply that knowledge for the improvement of management, sustainable development, the protection of the marine environment, and the decision making processes of its Member States Ukraine is an active Member State of the IOC UNESCO since 1962 and, recognising its international authority and achievements in marine science and technologies, it was elected to the Executive Council of the IOC UNESCO in 1989. Valery N. Eremeev, Academician of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine (NASU), General Director of Oceanographic Centre of NASU, Chairman of the Commission on the World Ocean problems of NASU) officially represents Ukraine in the Executive Council of the IOC UNESCO since 1989. Ukraine was among initiators of the resolution of the 18-th session of the Assembly of the IOC UNESCO on the Regional Program of the IOC addressed to marine research and services for the Black Sea. The IOC Regional Committee of the Black Sea was elected to co-ordinate national and international scientific programmes on researches, protection and rational use of environmental resources of the Black Sea. Academician Valery N. Eremeev has been the Vice-Chairman of the Black Sea Regional Committee (BSRC) since 1996 till 1998, and he is the Chairman of BSRC since 1998 to present time.

75. SEA-SEARCH - Research Cruises - Cruise Summary Reports Israel Oceanographic and Limnological Research Institute (IOLR), Isaac Gertman Institute of oceanography and Fisheries (IORS), Vlado Dadic http://www.sea-search.net/roscop/content.htm

Cruise Summary Reports (CSR = former ROSCOPs) are the usual means for reporting on cruises or field experiments at sea. Traditionally, it is the Chief Scientist's obligation to submit a CSR to his/her National Oceanographic Data Centre (NODC) not later than two weeks after the cruise. This provides a first level inventory of measurements and samples collected at sea. The national CSRs are then forwarded to ICES for further compilation. A password is needed for access by members Non members supply their data in a different way. Within the Sea-Search project an innovative infrastructure has been developed and installed by the Deutsches Ozeanographisches Datenzentrum (DOD) to streamline the entering and updating of CSRs (CSRONLINE) and the searching and presenting of CSRs (CSRRETRIEVAL) by means of the internet. This system has been tested by Sea-Search partners and was presented to the "ICES Working Group on Marine Data Management" (MDM) and to the IOC Committee on International Oceanographic Data and Information Exchange (IODE). Many comments for improvements were taken on board. After further testing, CSRONLINE and CSRRETRIEVAL are now fully operational and in use for maintaining and providing an up-to-date overview of CSRs of cruises in all marine waters around Europe and undertaken by European institutes. ENTERING AND MAINTENANCE OF CSRs The Sea-Search partners have adopted the new system and are coordinating the population of the CSR database with CSRs from their country. A number of partners (=members) have decided to use the CSRONLINE system and recommend their national chief scientists to enter their CSRs online. After login CSRONLINE offers a choice of blank fields or to use a previous report as template, thus providing a very effective entry. Filled out once, further CSRs are very simply updated by successive cruises or experiments. Very often just the dates have to be changed. After entry, the chief scientist receives an extra reference number and password by e-mail, which will allow him / her to update this specific CSR in a further session.

76. Frank's Cytometry Home Page Objectives of Flow Cytometry in biological oceanography; Lab Facilities Fairbanks, Alaska, USA; Bedford Institute of oceanography, Dartmouth, Canada http://www.jochemnet.de/cyto1.html

Navigation Home Science Publication List E-Mail Flow Cytometry in Biological Oceanography Dr. Frank J. Jochem last revised 04-Jan-2001 Objectives of Flow Cytometry in biological oceanography Lab Facilities Cruises the Flow Cytometers have been carried to Special Objective: DNA/Cell Cycle Analysis of Phytoplankton Special Objective: Cytometric Immuno-detection of Nitrate Reductase Links to other aquatic flow cytometry sites Objectives of Flow Cytometry Work in Marine Planktology Synechococcus ) and small eukaryotic algae in different oceanic provinces such as the Baltic Sea, the North Atlantic, the Caribbean Sea, the Indian Ocean and in Antarctic waters. In addition to abundance estimates, flow cytometry allows to quantify changes in cellular pigmentation (chlorophyll and phycoerythrin concentrations) of different distinguished phytoplankton sub-populations in response to the light or nutrient regime, either along a depth profile or in incubation experiments. Thus, information on the physiological status or response upon different treatments (changes in light conditions, nutrient additions) can be easily assessed by flow cytometry. In addition to abundance estimates, flow cytometry was used to study ecophysiological aspects of pico- and nanophytoplankton by application of specific fluorescent dyes and/or fluorogenic substrates:

77. Oceanography In addition, the Marine Data Centre is supporting oceanographic model The Marine Institute is currently designing new systems/databases to store data http://www.marine.ie/rnd projects/marine environment/oceanography/

78. Biotech Master @ Study Science Contact. Institute of Biology Biological oceanography. Enquiries by email tohur@biology.sdu.dk or by regular mail to. Dr. Hans Ulrik Riisgaard http://www.sdu.dk/Nat/fak/studyscience/s_biological_oceanography.html

Graduate programs International Master's degree in Biology/Biological Oceanography The University of Southern Denmark and the University of Kiel offer an interdisciplinary study programme in Biological Oceanography. Both institutions contribute with their respective expertise and strengths in teaching and research, and provide an interdisciplinary offer of lectures, seminars; practical and field courses covering all aspects of biological oceanography. The 2-year international study programme in Biological Oceanography consists of compulsory and elective courses, and a research project. During the study, students will follow courses at two universities (Kiel and Odense). The interdisciplinary study programme will produce candidates well qualified for a number of positions in relation to the marine environment: research, education, consultancy, off-shore industry, development of marine products, natural resource assessments, regulation of fisheries, marine environmental politics, administration, environmental monitoring etc.

79. Marine Environmental Data Service - Code List - Standard Codes BIO, BEDFORD INSTITUTE OF oceanography, 10, 4/26/2004 74114 AM. CCIW,BAYFIELD LABORATORY, CCIW, BURLINGTON, ONTARIO, 33, 4/26/2004 81640 AM http://www.meds-sdmm.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/meds/About_MEDS/Code_Tables/institutes_code_e

Français Contact Us Help Search ... About MEDS Go to.... Argo AZMP BioChem CLIVAR Currents Contaminants Drifting Buoys GTSPP ICES JCOMM NAFO Ocean Profiles Remote Sensing RNODC Services Site Map SOOPIP Thermo- salinographs TWL Waves WEBCIS Archive WEBCIS Search WOCE Services National International Home ... Services Institutes Codes These describe the codes used for various Institutes. Code Institute Name Old Code Last time modified ABS ARCTIC BIOLOGICAL STATION, STE ANNE DE BELLEVUE, QUÉ 4/26/2004 7:53:05 AM AGC ATLANTIC GEOSCIENCE CENTRE, DARTMOUTH, N.S. 4/26/2004 8:11:13 AM AINA ARCTIC INSTITUTE OF NORTH AMERICA 4/26/2004 8:06:34 AM ARCSCI ARCTIC SCIENCES LTD, SIDNEY, B.C. 4/26/2004 8:18:45 AM BIO BEDFORD INSTITUTE OF OCEANOGRAPHY 4/26/2004 7:41:14 AM CCIW BAYFIELD LABORATORY, CCIW, BURLINGTON, ONTARIO 4/26/2004 8:16:40 AM DAL INSTITUTE OF OCEANOGRAPHY, DALHOUSIE UNIV. 4/26/2004 7:41:14 AM DOE INLAND WATER BRANCH 4/26/2004 8:05:31 AM DOMPET DOME PETROLEUM, CALGARY, ALBERTA 4/26/2004 8:17:33 AM DOT DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT 4/26/2004 8:01:26 AM DREA DEFENCE RESEARCH ESTABLISHMENT ATLANTIC 4/26/2004 7:41:14 AM DREO DEFENCE RESEARCH ESTABLISHMENT, OTTAWA

80. NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC.COM AND WOODS WHOLE OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTITUTION.EDU, SOCIETY L Physical oceanography Deep Ocean Exploration Institute Ocean Life Institute Coastal Ocean Institute Ocean and Climate Change Institute http://www.solarnavigator.net/national_geographic.htm

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY SITE INDEX CATAMARAN HULL SOLAR PANELS ELECTRIC MOTORS ... GOODIES NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC - THE BIRTH OF A SOCIETY On the evening of January 13, 1888, thirty-three men traveled on foot, horseback, and in horse drawn carriages through the streets of Washington to the Cosmos Club, then on Lafayette Square across from the White House. They convened around a large mahogany table to discuss “the advisability of organizing a society for the increase and diffusion of geographical knowledge.” The entity they were about to create would become the largest nonprofit scientific and educational institution in the world. See the links below: About National Geographic Adventure and Exploration Animals Archaeology and Paleontology ... Weather and Natural Forces EXPEDITIONS ONLINE: Andes Expedition and Mummy "Autopsy"

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