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Ocean Forecast

Be sure to check the NERACOOS forecast before leaving the dock!

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Long Island Sound Study

Publishes book synthesizing decades of research, click to read more

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Red Tide

WHOI deployed buoys in the Gulf of Maine will measure red tide causing organisms

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NERACOOS 2013 Annual Report

Check out our 2013 Annual Impact Report

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NERACOOS News

May 20, 2014
ESP Buoy's Deployed in Gulf of Maine

Click here to read the NERACOOS news story. 

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May 20, 2014
NERACOOS News: March 2014

Click here for the March 2014 issue of the NERACOOS Newsletter. 

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November 19, 2013
NERACOOS News- November 2013

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Member Highlight

The University of Connecticut

The Long Island Sound Integrated Coastal Observing System (LISICOS) is a program of the University of Connecticut led by Professor James O'Donnell of the Department of Marine Sciences with the supp

The University of New Hampshire

The University of New Hampshire Coastal Carbon Group operates and maintains several buoys in the western Gulf of Maine including a sentinel ocean acidification monitoring buoy.

The University of Maine Physical Oceanography Group

The University of Maine Physical Oceanography Group operates and maintains a system of NERACOOS buoys and coastal radar stations throughout the Gulf of Maine.