How Life Thrives Under the Ocean’s Crushing Pressure
Like most deep-sea biologists, I have a large collection of decorated Styrofoam cups. A couple dozen line the bookshelf of my office, each displaying a…
This week 4,000 ocean scientists are descending upon the very landlocked Salt Lake City for the 2012 Ocean Sciences Meeting. This meeting, co-sponsored by The…
View More Deep Sea News at Ocean Sciences Meeting 2012The Gulf of Maine cod fishery was deemed to be on its way to recovery in 2008, with a chance of reaching “rebuilt” status by…
View More How did Gulf of Maine cod suddenly go from “recovering” to “overfished”?By the excellent Jarrett Byrnes
View More The glamorous life of the marine biologist[View the story “Darwin Day Road Show: Day 4” on Storify]
View More Darwin Day Road Show: Day 4 Darwin Day Road Show: Day 4 Darwin Day Road Show: Day 4In 1899 a French zoologist named Edouard Chevreux with an inordinate fondness for crustaceans officially described two crustaceans from the deepest parts of the ocean.…
View More The Large But Enigmatic SupergiantThere are so many amazing aquatic species out there, it’s practically impossible for any one person to see them all, even if they dedicated their…
View More What’s your marine biology Bucket List?…BECAUSE I AM!!! Yes, I am yelling this from the mountaintops: I cannot wait to shed my drab winter wardrobe and move on to Spring/Summer…
View More ARE YOU EXCITED ABOUT YOUR SPRING WARDROBE YET??Something for your Friday. A webinar by coral reef scientist Dr Gloom Nancy Knowlton (I kid, Nancy! I’m a kidder!). I particularly love her review…
View More Dr. Nancy Knowlton: Coral Reefs: Past, Present and Future[View the story “Darwin Day Road Show: Day 3” on Storify]
View More Darwin Day Road Show: Day 3I think it’s fair to say that when most folks think about conservation, or biology in general, money is not the first thing that pops…
View More For sale?: one reef, well-loved