COSEE Alaska was established as both a regional (Alaska) and thematic center (People, Oceans and Climate Change) to weave together traditional knowledge and western science about ocean climate change in the north. We work closely with ocean scientists, educators and coastal community members to enhance ocean and climate change literacy in formal and informal audiences and the public.
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COSEE California is a partnership between the Lawrence Hall of Science at University of California, Berkeley; Scripps Institution of Oceanography; College of Exploration, San Diego Unified School District and the University of Hawaii at Manoa. We focus on developing approaches to engage scientists and educators in promoting ocean literacy that can serve as models for wide dissemination.
COSEE Central Gulf of Mexico is a unique, regional collaborative involving formal and informal educators, scientists and the general public representing universities, informal centers, middle schools, and agencies. Our mission is to assist the COSEE Network in “bridging the gap” between ocean and coastal sciences research and the relevance of those data to a broad range of audiences via informal centers.
COSEE Coastal Trends was established to increase professional relationships and communication between scientists and educators and to produce current science education resources.
COSEE Great Lakes is the only Center located on the North Coast of the U.S. Our “ocean” is the freshwater inland sea that contains 20% of the world’s supply of fresh surface water. We are the link between salt and fresh for the COSEE Network, and between aquatic scientists and educators in the eight-state Great Lakes region.
