Pacific Services Center

Pacific Region Podcasts

In cooperation with EarthSky - A Clear Voice for Science, the NOAA Pacific Services Center sponsors audio podcasts that focus on scientific and cultural issues relevant to NOAA in the Pacific. These podcasts aim to encourage environmental stewardship and environmental literacy, as well as foster an interest in science education and careers.

Eileen Shea discusses how Pacific islands governments plan for climate changes - (90 seconds)

Jeff Walters with good news/bad news for Hawaiian monk seals - (90 seconds)

Celia Smith on the algae invasion of Hawai`i’s coral reefs - (90 seconds)

John Wiltshire’s undersea lab explores growing Hawaiian island - (90 seconds)

‘Aulani Wilhelm honors wildlife at Papahānaumokuākea Monument - (90 seconds | 8 minutes)

Russell Schnell explains importance of monitoring Earth’s air - (90 seconds)

Ku‘ulei Rodgers says Hawai‘i’s corals are dissolving - (90 seconds)

Melissa Finucane on the perception of environmental risks among Pacific Islanders - (90 seconds | 8 minutes)

Eddie Bernard says forecasting system worked during February 2010 tsunami - (90 seconds | 8 minutes)

Sheila Conant says invasive species endanger unique Hawaiian animals, plants - (90 seconds)

Sam Ohu Gon says native Hawaiian plants and animals becoming rare - (90 seconds)