Divers attach a satellite buoy to a derelict fishing net

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An Integrated Observing System for Monitoring Marine Debris and Biodiversity

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Satellite-Respondent Buoys Identify Ocean Debris

Satellite-Respondent Buoys Identify Ocean Debris

Army Divers Go Deep In Puget Sound to Target Derelict Fishing Nets We collaborated with NBC Left Field to see how the U.S. Army's 569th Engineer Dive Detachment team is training

Satellite-Respondent Buoys Identify Ocean Debris