Monday, students from Ladue Horton Watkins High School (Saint Louis, MO) won the National Finals of the 23rd Annual National Ocean Sciences Bowl (NOSB), the first-ever virtual NOSB competition. This is Ladue Horton Watkins High …

The second round of regional competitions have occurred.
Congratulations to all of the teams who won!

Aloha Bowl –  Punahou High School
Blue Crab Bowl – Catholic High School
Blue Lobster Bowl – Lexington High School
Garibaldi Bowl – …

The National Ocean Sciences Bowl is excited to host a webinar on Wednesday, January 15th at 7pm EST that will allow competing students, and other interested individuals, to “Ask an Expert” all their questions in the marine renewable energy space. Experts from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) will be providing an update on current and future developments in wave and tidal energy along the U.S. coasts along with the ideas being explored around the application of marine energy for non-electrical grid uses for coastal resiliency such as ocean observations, powering remote communities, desalination, and autonomous under water vehicles.

All NOSB students, as well as their coaches, are invited to attend the webinar. We hope competing students will join and ask questions on marine renewable energy, and potential careers, as they prepare for their 2020 regional competitions. Experts from NREL and DOE staff will also share a brief overview of their career pathways.

Before introducing this year’s National Ocean Scholars, please allow us to thank each and every one of you who supported the NOSB during the 2019 Get in the Game campaign. Your generosity meant we were …