More About the Oil Spill
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Layers of Life
Examine the creatures that inhabit the gulf and its wetlands, and see how they have been affected by the disaster.
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Gulf Spill Dispersants Long-lasting
Massive amounts of dispersants pumped into the Gulf of Mexico to break up the BP oil spill lingered for months, new research shows.
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Forlorn in the Bayou
Louisiana’s wetlands are resilient and have bounced back before. But no one knows how long this recovery will take.
Educator Resources
Teach students about the effects of oil spills on the natural environment and on human culture.
Ocean Topics
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Acidification
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Ballard, Robert
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Bowermaster, Jon
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Cook-Wise
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De Rothschild, David
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Doubilet, David
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Earle, Sylvia
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Frozen Seafood Benefits
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Goodman, Beverly
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Habitat Destruction
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Invasive Species
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Kristof, Emory
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Marine Food Chain
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Marine Pollution
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Nicklen, Paul
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Norman, Brad
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Ocean Overview
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Overfishing
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Plastiki
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Pristine Seas Expeditions
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Sala, Enric
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Seafood Decision Guide
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Seafood Substitutions
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Sea Level Rise
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Sea Temperature Rise
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Seaver, Barton
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Sustainable Seafood
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Thys, Tierney
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Tips to Save the Ocean
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National Geographic Magazine
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Tide Pools Pictures
A cast of thousands clings to rocky real estate in a narrow strip of shore called the intertidal zone.
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Great Barrier Reef Photo Gallery
From tiny coral polyps grew a marvel: Australia’s Great Barrier Reef. Could it all come crumbling down?
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The Acid Sea
Carbon dioxide we pump into the air is seeping into the ocean and slowly acidifying it.
Your Ocean
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For Kids
Learn about the ocean with activities, photos, and games.
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Ocean Education
Bring engaging and important ocean learning to your classroom.
Support the Ocean
Help protect the last healthy, undisturbed places in the ocean so we can learn how to help healthy reefs thrive, help unhealthy reefs recover, and better preserve the ocean.
Explore the Ocean
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Ocean Life
Order ocean books, DVDs, maps, and more from the National Geographic online store.
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Ocean Special Issue
Explore the world's oceans, from their prehistoric beginnings to modern-day efforts to preserve their natural wonder.
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Ocean: An Illustrated Atlas
Immerse yourself in the wonders of the deep through colorful maps, photos, and satellite images.