Your source for public affairs contacts, NOAA experts, story resources and more
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- Media advisories
- News releases
- Latest news & feature stories
- Main social media channels
- NOAA emblem usage and licensing
Related resources
- Climate: A media resource guide
- Drought: A media resource guide
- Extreme heat: A media resource guide
- Hurricane season: A media resource guide
- Marine heat waves in U.S. waters, explained
- Offshore wind energy: NOAA as a key partner | noaa.gov/offshore-wind-energy
- Wildfire season and fire weather: A media resource guide
- Media advisories
- News releases
- Latest news & feature stories
- Main social media channels
- NOAA emblem usage and licensing
Need an expert, an image, an important statistic or a compelling earth science story? NOAA Communications (@NOAAComms on X) is here to help. Our staff of public affairs and digital media specialists work with news producers, digital and print reporters, photojournalists, videographers, bloggers and others on behalf of NOAA's diverse scientific mission areas.
We also engage the public, stakeholders and partners in the U.S. and abroad through social media and NOAA.gov.
Media contacts
NOAA Headquarters |
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NOAA Office of CommunicationsWashington, D.C. For interviews with NOAA leadership and information on policy issues, budget, and legislation. |
Lori Arguelles, Director Scott Smullen, Deputy Director Tom DiLiberto, Public Affairs Specialist Jasmine Blackwell, Public Affairs Specialist 202-482-6090 |
NOAA Weather |
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National Weather ServiceNational Press Office for Weather |
Susan Buchanan, 301-427-9000 Michael Musher, 301-427-9000 |
National Hurricane CenterTropical storms and hurricanes in the Atlantic, Caribbean, Gulf of Mexico and the eastern Pacific |
305-229-4404 |
NOAA's National Centers for Environmental PredictionIncludes NOAA Climate Prediction Center |
202-853-6088 |
Storm Prediction CenterNorman, Oklahoma. |
405-325-6933 |
Space Weather Prediction CenterBoulder, Colorado. |
301-427-9000 |
NOAA Satellites |
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National Environmental Satellite and Information ServiceSatellite images, satellite operations, environmental data, historical weather and climate data |
John Leslie - 301-713-0214 John Bateman - 301-713-9604 |
NOAA Fisheries |
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National Marine Fisheries ServiceSustainable fisheries (commercial and recreational fishing), protected resources (whales, dolphins, seals and sea turtles), endangered species, habitat, aquaculture, international fishing and marine mammal issues, seafood inspection, Marine Mammal Protection Act, Magnuson-Stevens Act, Endangered Species Act, law enforcement, and ocean fishing regulations. |
Kate Silverstein, 202-603-9651 Team inbox: NMFS.PA@noaa.gov
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Alaska Region |
Julie Fair, 907-586-7032 |
Greater Atlantic Region |
Andrea Gomez, 916-813-1097 Teri Frady, 508-495-2239 |
West Coast Region |
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Southeast Region |
Allison Garrett, 727-551-5707 |
Pacific Islands Region |
Stefanie Gutierrez, 808-725-5020 Shanelle Naone, 808-725-5735 |
NOAA Ocean & Coasts |
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National Ocean ServiceCoral reefs, coastal resource management, estuarine research reserves, harmful algal blooms, hazardous spill response and restoration, marine protected areas, marine sanctuaries, nautical charts, ocean observing systems, and tides and water levels. |
Kim Rodgers, 771-233-3988 Douglas Jessmer, 727-282-5493 Team inbox: oceanservicepress@ |
NOAA Research |
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Office of Oceanic and Atmospheric ResearchNOAA's research activities related to climate, weather, polar, ocean, and coastal research, tsunamis, ocean acidification, global monitoring and observation. |
Monica Allen, 202-379-6693 Alison Gillespie, 202-713-6644 |
NOAA Ocean ExplorationNOAA's center for activities to explore and better understand the oceans. |
Monica Allen, 202-379-6693 Emily Crum, 843-481-5975 |
Earth System Research LaboratoriesAtmospheric science, climate change, ozone depletion, weather, air quality. |
Theo Stein, 970-236-8598 (Boulder, Colorado) |
National Severe Storms LaboratoryWeather radar, tornadoes, flash floods, lightning, damaging winds, hail and winter weather. |
Keli Pirtle (Norman, Oklahoma) |
NOAA Marine and Aviation Operations |
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Office of Marine and Aviation OperationsNOAA ship and aircraft operations. |
Jonathan Shannon (Aircraft), 863-267-1867 Keeley Belva (Ships), 240-463-3114 David Hall, (NOAA Corps), 301-427-7761 |
Related resources
- Climate: A media resource guide
- Drought: A media resource guide
- Extreme heat: A media resource guide
- Hurricane season: A media resource guide
- Marine heat waves in U.S. waters, explained
- Offshore wind energy: NOAA as a key partner | noaa.gov/offshore-wind-energy
- Wildfire season and fire weather: A media resource guide
- Media advisories
- News releases
- Latest news & feature stories
- Main social media channels
- NOAA emblem usage and licensing