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June 2026

Halt the Hitchhiker: Invasive Species Challenge

The Halt the Hitchhiker Invasive Species Challenge is a three-phase prize competition seeking innovative solutions to eliminate the risk of aquatic invasive species being transported in raw water entering and exiting watercraft ballast compartments. The goal is to identify novel approaches that can kill, exclude, or inactivate aquatic invasive species such as quagga, zebra, and […]
01 Jun - 31 Dec
All Day

David Ụzọchukwu: Bodies of Water

Bodies of Water is the first solo museum exhibition by Austrian-Nigerian photographer and filmmaker David Ụzọchukwu, opening at the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art on June 10, 2026 and running through September 27. Curated by Efe Igor Coleman, the show marks a landmark moment in Ụzọchukwu’s practice and in the institution’s programming. A poetic meditation […]
10 Jun - 27 Sep
All Day
Memphis Brooks Museum of Art, Memphis, Tennessee, USA

Peer Review: 2026 June Management Track Assessments

Peer review meeting for the June 2026 Management Track Assessments, covering Atlantic herring and Georges Bank haddock. Management Track Assessments are the formal stock assessments used to set catch limits and management measures for federally managed fisheries in the New England and Mid-Atlantic regions. The peer review process brings together fisheries scientists and external reviewers […]
29 - 30 Jun
9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Location not specified (likely hybrid; details via NOAA Fisheries)
July 2026

Where the Wild Things Are: Cetaceans Reveal Interconnectedness of Marine Sanctuary Ecosystems

Various cetacean species use the coastal regions of the California Current ecosystem, including all five national marine sanctuaries off California. This webinar presents long-term satellite telemetry work in Monterey Bay, with results showing more extensive and regular use across the network of national marine sanctuaries along California’s coast than previously thought, illustrating the interconnectedness of […]
01 Jul
6:00 pm
Online

ReMeMaRe Conference 2026: Restoring Estuarine, Marine and Coastal Habitats

The ReMeMaRe (Restoring Meadow, Marsh and Reef) Conference 2026 brings together practitioners, scientists, and policymakers working on the restoration of estuarine, marine, and coastal habitats across the UK and beyond. Held over two days at Scarborough Spa and streamed online, the conference covers the practical, scientific, and policy dimensions of habitat recovery — from saltmarsh […]
08 - 09 Jul
All Day
Scarborough Spa, Scarborough, United Kingdom; and online

ReMeMaRe 2026 – Estuarine, Marine and Coastal Restoration Conference

Organizer: OCF – Ocean & Coastal Futures Ltd; Environment Agency Date and Time: Wednesday, July 8, 2026, 10:00 BST – Thursday, July 9, 2026, 15:00 BST Location: The Scarborough Spa Scarborough United Kingdom Format and Highlights: Duration: 2 days Format: In person About This Event: The 2026 Restoring Meadow, Marsh and Reef (ReMeMaRe) conference will […]
08 - 09 Jul
10:00 am - 3:00 pm

NMEA 2026: Meeting of the Waters

NMEA 2026: Meeting of the Waters is the national conference bringing together marine, aquatic, environmental, and STEM educators from formal and informal settings for a week of professional learning, collaboration, and inspiration. The programme features concurrent sessions, plenary talks, and place-based experiences in the Chesapeake Bay region. A dedicated WAN Track of Sessions will showcase […]
12 - 16 Jul
All Day
Cambridge, Maryland, USA

Blue Parks: Accelerating Effective Ocean Conservation

The Blue Park Standard sets a global benchmark for what effective marine protection requires: strategic design, equitable governance, strong protection, evidence-based management, compliance, and capacity. The reality is that most marine protected areas (MPAs) fall short of that bar. Blue Parks is a global initiative working to improve conservation quality alongside quantity, building a representative, […]
15 Jul
12:00 pm - 6:00 pm

The Blue Park Standard: Elevating the Quality of Marine Protection

The Blue Park Standard sets a global benchmark for effective marine protection, covering strategic design, equitable governance, strong protection, evidence-based management, compliance, and capacity. This webinar brings together the Marine Conservation Institute, members of the Blue Parks Science Council, and awarded Blue Park managers to discuss how the Blue Parks initiative is working to improve […]
15 Jul
12:00 pm
Online

Large-Scale MPAs and Coastal Security: A Big Ocean–NOAA Learning Exchange

Big Ocean and the NOAA Marine Protected Area Center are hosting a two-day virtual learning exchange on how large-scale marine protected areas contribute to coastal security and resilience. Participants will explore global practices for achieving coastal resilience and security benefits through large-scale marine conservation and practise articulating these benefits to national stakeholders, with a focus […]
15 - 16 Jul
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Online

WAN Maritime Educational Cruise aboard the MILDRED BELLE

A two-hour maritime educational cruise aboard the historic MILDRED BELLE, hosted with the Living Classrooms Foundation. Once a working buyboat supporting the Chesapeake Bay’s oyster, fish, and crab industry, the vessel now operates as a living classroom dedicated to the history, economics, and ecology of the Chesapeake Bay, Anacostia, and Potomac Rivers. The cruise covers […]
18 Jul
Aboard the MILDRED BELLE, Potomac River, Washington, DC, USA

Into the Blue Book Club: Indigenous Pacific Islander Eco-Literatures

Organizer: Reef Environmental Education Foundation (REEF) Date and Time: Thursday, July 23 · 8:00 PM ET Format and Highlights: Format: Virtual About This Event: Into the Blue Book Club convenes quarterly to explore ocean-themed literature with readers worldwide. REEF’s virtual book club creates space for marine conservation advocates, scientists, and ocean lovers to engage with […]
23 Jul
8:00 pm - 9:00 pm
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