Videos

Watch OR&R put NOAA science into action, from an introduction to oil spills to behind-the-scenes glimpses of NOAA measuring how pollution has impacted our natural resources and the public's use of these resources. Find a full list of videos from the Deepwater Horizon/BP oil spill on the National Ocean Service website.

This video was produced as part of the emergency response drill, "Safe Sanctuaries," held in the Florida Keys in April 2005.

Watch this short video about NOAA OR&R's response to a large oil spill in the Mississippi River at New Orleans, La., in July 2008.

Watch this short documentary revisiting the Exxon Valdez oil spill twenty years later, and the changes it brought about in its wake.

This documentary, produced as part of the Pribilof Islands Environmental Restoration Project, uncovers a little-known piece of American history told through the story of Henry Wood Elliott, an artist and naturalist who many regard as the man who saved the northern fur seal from extinction.

On July 23, 2008, in the heart of New Orleans, a 600-foot tanker collided with a 200-foot fuel barge, tearing the barge in half.

Turning trash into electricity: What was once an idea of the future has become a reality today through Hawaii's Nets-to-Energy Program.

On March 24, 1989, the Exxon Valdez grounded on Bligh Reef in Prince William Sound, rupturing the hull and spilling oil into the pristine waters of Alaska.

Marine debris has become one of the most pervasive pollution problems facing the world's ocean and waterways. Learn more about marine debris and what you can do to prevent it.

"People of the Seal" explores the centuries-old connection between the northern fur seal and the Unangan natives of Alaska's Pribilof and Aleutian Islands in the middle of Alaska's Bering Sea.

With fisherman, seabirds, and marshland, Lavaca Bay looks like any other peaceful coastal area ... but things weren't always this serene. This site was home to the largest cleanup of hazardous waste in Texas history.