OCEAN SCIENCE TOPICS
FIND RESOURCES
Select a category:
Select a resource type:
Search resources:
Order by:
Resources: Oil Spills

Life on Earth could not exist without marine microbes.  They produce half of the oxygen on the planet, helped to create the ozone layer in the upper atmosphere, and form the base of the marine food web.  Microbes make Earth livable for the rest of us!  See the resources below for a wide range of materials related to marine microbes, including lesson plans, hands-on activities, games, videos, and teacher professional development opportunities.

08.26.2011    

This web page from the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of Natural History's Ocean Portal contains a wealth of information for educators - including lesson plans, materials, and resources - on the Gulf oil spill.

MORE >>
11.12.2010    

Resources on oil movement and properties compiled by teachers at the 2010 MBARI/CMOP EARTH Workshop.

MORE >>
11.12.2010    

Resources on oil-eating microbes compiled by teachers at the 2010 MBARI/CMOP EARTH Workshop.

MORE >>
11.12.2010    

A presentation and lesson plan on the Gulf of Mexico oil spill compiled by teachers at the 2010 MBARI/CMOP EARTH Workshop.

MORE >>
09.10.2010    

A number of resources on the Deepwater Horizon and Exxon Valdez oil spills.

MORE >>
05.12.2010    

Frequently asked questions and answers about crude oil. Responses prepared by Dr. Sharon Walker, Director of Education and Outreach at the Institute for Marine Mammal Studies and COSEE Central Gulf of Mexico PI.

MORE >>
Resources per page: