The NOSB has released its 2019 Annual Review. Please read through the review and learn about all the exciting ocean science and career learning that occurred during the 2018-2019 competition year.
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 …
On Sunday, students from Albany High School (Albany, California) won the National Finals of the 22nd Annual National Ocean Sciences Bowl (NOSB). This is Albany High School’s fifth time at Finals and their second National title. An interdisciplinary ocean science education program of the Consortium for Ocean Leadership, the NOSB tests students’ knowledge of ocean science topics, including cross-disciplines of biology, chemistry, policy, physics, and geology. Students on the championship team include James Hort, Evan Zhong, Nathan Skinner, Maria Fedyk, and Ruby Tang. They are coached by Andy Marsh.
The National Ocean Sciences Bowl is excited to host a webinar on March 12th at 7pm EST that will allow competing students to “Ask an Expert” all their questions in the marine renewable energy space. …
The second round of regional competitions have occurred.
Congratulations to all of the teams who won!
Aloha Bowl – Punahou High School
Blue Crab Bowl – Norfolk Collegiate School
Blue Lobster Bowl – Lexington High School
Chesapeake Bay Bowl …
The first round of regional competitions took place this past weekend.
Congratulations to all of the teams who won!
We look forward to seeing you all at Finals in Washington, DC!
Bay Scallop Bowl – Hunter College …
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 2018 Get in the Game campaign. Due to your generosity, we …
Ocean education needs greater attention in the U.S. The National Ocean Sciences Bowl (NOSB) is a long-standing program providing high school students with high quality educational experiences and building a community—already tens of thousands strong—of …