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Guided Tours

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Respond to an Oil Spill

Join a scientific support team from the Office of Response and Restoration (OR&R) as they help Coast Guard officers and others battling major oil spills.

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Contain a Chemical Release

Work with our hazardous chemical specialists and emergency responders dealing with toxic chemical accidents.

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Work with Hazardous Waste Sites

Join a team of OR&R chemical experts and biologists helping to create new habitat as part of the cleanup of a hazardous waste site threatening marine plants and animals.