New Undersea Maps Lead to Hydrothermal Vent and Species Discoveries
Autonomous and interactive robotic seafloor mapping systems were used on an expedition aboard research vessel Falkor in the southern[…]
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Worst case scenario for wild caught marine mammals awaiting shipment to amusement parks in China.
“Marine parks” opening across China are displaying a disgraceful demand for sea life to fill their tanks. As the[…]
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Images from Florida’s Red Tide
Scroll through some Instagram user-generated photography to see effects of the Florida’s toxic red tide. Captions and comments are[…]
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The Third Annual Hack for the Sea
A Marine Science Hackathon about Coastal Watersheds, Blowholes, Eelgrass, Cod Spawning, and more. We are pleased to announce that[…]
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The International SeaKeepers Society: Honoring the past. Embracing the future.
Save the date and plan your trip to Ft Lauderdale this November 1 for an event you will not want[…]
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A Deeper Dive: Protecting Deep-Sea Corals in the Channel Islands
Visitors to the Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary at Inspiration Point. Photo: Claire Fackler / NOAA By Matt Coomer,[…]
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Scientists Voyage to The White Shark Cafe
Scientists are a step closer to understanding what draws white sharks each spring to the “White Shark Café”, an offshore aggregation area[…]
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The ‘ground rules’ for successful restoration: Mangrove sediments
Once thriving, mangroves contribute to building the soil they grow on. Loose sediments are swept into mangroves with the tides[…]
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Ocean plastic pollution: under the magnifying glass in Chile.
Workshops held for science teachers and students in Valdivia, Chile. Professors and teachers had the opportunity to be part of the[…]
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Trafficking Report by USAID WildlifeAsia
USAID WildlifeAsia held a meeting in Bangkok, Thailand, to discuss findings of a recent wildlife trafficking research project in China.[…]
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