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Communications and Publishing

The Office of Communications and Publishing (OCAP) is the front door to the USGS. While our scientists are conducting in-depth research, it is the job of the Office of Communications and Publishing to present their research in a format suitable to the public. Our office is in charge of everything from Social Media to Congressional affairs for the USGS.

Congressional Liaison Office

We help the USGS communicate with Capitol Hill about the importance of our science and provide information about actions on the Hill that may impact USGS work.

Public Affairs

We create articles and announcements sharing USGS science on our website and work with the news media to reach broad audiences. As part of our robust fundamental science practices, USGS scientists are free to talk to the media about their science without interference. We ask all media representatives to initiate all inquiries through our Public Affairs program so we can coordinate appropriately internally.

Internal Communications

We serve the needs of the USGS employee and are responsible for engaging employees in a dialogue with USGS leadership through @TheCore, an intranet site available to only USGS employees.

In-house USGS Science Publication

This site provides resource information and policy guidance related to publishing and release of U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) information products.

 

News

New AI Tool Forecasts Drought 90 Days Ahead Nationwide

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Media Alert: Low-level airplane and helicopter flights to scan geology over southern, central New Mexico

Media Alert: Low-level airplane and helicopter flights to scan geology over southern, central New Mexico

Value of U.S. mineral production rose last year, driven by precious metals prices

Value of U.S. mineral production rose last year, driven by precious metals prices

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