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Caribbean Coral Reef Ecology Class @DBML. In April 2016 we ran a weekend field course at Discovery Bay Marine Lab for our final year Caribbean Coral Reef Ecology class #UWIMona #Jamaica. 2016 Caribbean Coral Reef Ecology Class @DBML. For many years groups of international marine biology students have been visiting Discovery Bay Marine Lab. For field courses. This year we wanted to get our class there too and so Dr. Suzanne Palmer. And Dr. Dayne Buddo. Through the Department of Life Sciences. Back at the ...
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Bahamas Atlas by Living Oceans Foundation (KSLOF)Living Oceans Foundation
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Updates & Media. The Global Reef Expedition. Crown of Thorns Starfish (COTS). Mangrove Education & Restoration. Workshops & Seminars. Updates & Media. Please find an excerpt of the full PDF. The Bahamas Atlas,. Atlas of Shallow Marine Habitats of Cay Sal Bank, Great Inagua, Little Inagua and Hogsty Reef, Bahamas. In 2011, scientists and divers from the Khaled bin Sultan Living Oceans Foundation. The Department of Marine Resources. The National Coral Reef Institute. Download the full PDF here (39 MB).
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WCS Glovers Reef: May 2006
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Welcome to Glovers Reef Marine Research Station's Blog! Come and learn more about Middle Caye, follow the latest activities at the station and learn more about the research we do here. If you have just left or have anything to say please send your comments or pictures. For more information about the Wildlife Conservation Society or Glovers Reef Marine Research Station please visit our official website at wcsgloversreef.org or send us an e-mail: grmrs@wcs.org. Wednesday, May 31, 2006. Go diving of course.
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Official Blog of SCUBAnauts International: June 2010
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Official Blog of SCUBAnauts International. A non-profit 501(c)(3) informal education program developed in an effort to introduce young men and women, ages 12-18, to marine science education through underwater exploration. View my complete profile. Wednesday, June 30, 2010. Jellyfish Patch Reef, Belize. The second dive was in the shallower area right above where the wall began its steep drop-off. The kids were hard at work doing their science surveys - fish counts and classifying the benthic cover. Conner...
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PBPA 2014 coral reef assessment in a nutshell – Our Blog
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PBPA 2014 coral reef assessment in a nutshell. Overview of the public seminar & 2014 PBPA reef health results in a nutshell. On Wednesday 25th February 2015 we launched the results of the 2014 coral reef assessment of the Portland Bight Protected Area (PBPA). The Jamaica Environment Trust. JET) hosted the public seminar at the Knutsford Court Hotel, Kingston, Jamaica. Attendees included representatives from the Centre for Marine Sciences. C-CAM) the National Environment and Planning Agency. Very low reli...
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Updates from the field: coral reefs in the PBPA, Jamaica – Our Blog
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Updates from the field: coral reefs in the PBPA, Jamaica. Are development decisions within a marine protected area being made with heads entirely above water? Since my last post we have managed to get out to survey the coral reefs in the Portland Bight Protected Area. During what has been a very windy August. I am currently analysing all the data collected so far and look forward to sharing our findings on the PBPA coral reefs with the public and scientific community. Have been carrying out ReefCheck.
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conservation | CEI Blog
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CEI shark team pulls in rare catch! September 18, 2016. On Wednesday, August 31, 2016, the CEI Shark Research and Conservation Team caught and sampled a huge 258 cm male lemon shark ( Negaprion brevirostris. Research Tech Maggie Winchester holds a 258cm long lemon shark in tonic immobility. This allows the team to take measurements and samples, as well as tag the animal in a manner that is safe for both the shark and the researchers. CEI and SECORE document critically endangered coral spawning. Coral rep...
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Bacardi Family Foundation Partnerships
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Bacardi Family Foundation Partnerships. Published: 15 September 2011. The University Of Miami/ Institute for Cuban and Cuban-American Studies. The University of Miami/Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science. Atlantic and Gulf Rapid Reef Assessment (AGRRA). Ocean Research and Education Society (ORES). National Center for Caribbean Coral Reef Research. Maryland Coastal Bays Program. Keep Bermuda Beautiful (KBB) program. Bermuda Ministry of the Environment.
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ReefBase :: Partners
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Lost Password / Activation Code. Action Plans / Programs. Reefs at Risk Revisited. Population, Consumption and The Env. ReefBase Online Library (All). Coral Reefs Status Reports. Submit Photos and Maps. ReefBase is a collaborative effort involving numerous organizations and individuals. We would like to acknowledge the valuable contributions of following key partners:. Agence pour la Recherche et la Valorisation Marines. Atlantic and Gulf Rapid Reef Assessment. Australian Institute of Marine Science.
