The library is funded in part by the Oregon State University Sea Grant College Program as part of the law school's Ocean and Coastal Law Center. It is an essential information resource for Center, faculty and students and for others needing information about marine-related issues.

Catalog, journal database, electronic journals and reference and information services provided by the University of Washington Libraries.

Includes the Oceanis database system, containing over 255,000 records covering the fields of ocean and earth sciences.

Oceanography, climatology, earth science & marine biology resources on the Internet maintained by the Scripps Institution of Oceanography Library, University of California.

Comprehensive oceanographic collection available to students, researchers, scientists, and the general public for on-site use or through interlibrary loan service. The catalog is remotely accessible via the WWW.

Free and unrestricted access to technical manuals, guides, IOC publications and a wealth of other reference documents.

Access the library's holdings via HELIN, the online catalog. The National Sea Grant Depository (NSGD), an archive of all Sea Grant funded documents) is also held here. Documents are lent all over the world to aid scientists, teachers, fishermen, and many other individuals in their research and studies.

Has one of the major marine science collections in the United States and is especially strong in the literature of tropical oceanography, specifically of Florida, the Caribbean and Latin America. It serves the research and teaching needs of the faculty, students and staff of the school, the University of Miami system, and the scientists of the other research facilities on Virginia Key. The Library is open to the public for research only.

A virtual library referencing oceanography related universities, organisations, conferences and other information resources.

An open stack research library whose collections and services are developed and maintained for support of the Woods Hole scientific community. Contains over 200,000 volumes. Most of the holdings are serial publications, numbering more than 5,000 titles. Of these, 2,000 are received currently, covering all fields in the biological and oceanographic sciences.