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Muddy Good Fun

August 22, 2014

Each summer, members of the Institution’s 1930 Society roll up their sleeves and participate in science immersion experiences in New York, Boston, and Woods Hole. Here, society members aboard R/V Tioga get up close and personal with sediment from Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts, after recovering a CTD (conductivity, temperature and depth) sensor that had touched the sea floor. The society is named in honor of the year the Institution was founded, and offers members special opportunities to learn more about WHOI researchers and their work. Join the fun—become a member today! (Jayne Iafrate Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution)