Become a Member
Your membership benefits you...
and the Ocean!
Basic Member Benefits
- Your membership provides priceless support to the researchers and engineers at WHOI who are applying novel ideas and technologies to understanding the ocean for our planet and our future.
- Advance notice of special events
- FREE Ocean Insights monthly e-newsletter
- FREE Ocean related screen savers and ringtones
- Invitations to special tours and talks
- 15% off on all WHOI merchandise
Levels
Ocean Explorer $35
Member benefits plus:
- FREE digital edition of Oceanus magazine
- Art quality poster of WHOI’s first research vessel, the ketch Atlantis (Explorer level only)
Ocean Navigator $55
Member benefits plus:
- WHOI’s best-selling Shark Cam T-shirt
- FREE digital edition of Oceanus magazine
Associate $100
Member benefits plus:
- Subscription to hard-copy edition of Oceanus magazine
- WHOI’s best-selling SharkCam T-shirt
- Invitations to annual Associates Afternoon of Science
- Invitations to participate in scientific expeditions
- Participation in the ASTC Passport Program (free admission to over 250 participating science museums)
Mariners Club $120
(monthly gifts totaling $120 or more per year)
Associates benefits plus:
- Exclusive access to behind-the-scenes experiences
- Gift payments automatically deducted on a monthly basis
Voyager $250
Associates benefits plus:
- A generous contribution in support of ocean science
Ocean Pioneer $500
Associates benefits plus:
- An even more generous contribution in support of ocean science
1930 Society $1,000
Associates benefits plus:
- Afternoon shipboard science expedition aboard R/V Tioga
Ocean Partner $2,500
1930 Society member benefits plus:
- Invitations to three annual ocean research webinars with WHOI scientists and engineers
Ocean science research has never been more urgent!
The Ocean...
- Holds 97% of Earth’s water and is essential to all life;
- Is home to the vast majority of species on our planet;
- Feeds the world by producing 30% of global protein for 3 billion people every day, and
- Remains a resource in peril with human activity affecting the oceans in new and astounding ways.
WHOI research provides the groundwork for understanding the ocean’s future
- Framing high-profile issues with science, where unbiased understanding enables better response;
- Proposing new ways to conserve and protect ocean life, including endangered whales and coral reefs;
- Analyzing climate change and sea level rise; and
- Pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in robotics and other technologies.
Questions? We'd Love to hear from you.
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution is the world’s leading non-profit oceanographic research organization. Our mission is to explore and understand the ocean and to educate scientists, students, decision-makers, and the public.
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