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Tag: Caribbean

Oil Spills The Basics

Guest Post: Crude oil insults in the Caribbean

Miriam Goldstein August 29, 2012 CaribbeanCuracaoecosystem servicesKristen MarhavermangrovesOil Spill

This is a guest post from Dr. Kristen Marhaver. Kristen is a Postdoctoral Scholar at the University of California at Merced, who lives full-time and studies…

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Conservation & Environment Expeditions New Research

Spotting the difference between whale sharks

Alistair Dove July 13, 2011 CaribbeanGeorgia Aquariumgeorgia techMexicomoteSmithsonianwhale shark

It’s getting to that time of year again.  It’s hot here in Atlanta, and really hot down in Mexico, where, in between the tropical storms…

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Inside the Outside

Alistair Dove April 29, 2011 CaribbeanGeorgia AquariumMexicoProject Dominowhale shark

*Ed. Note: Al’s post was selected by the staff at PLoS One as the April Blog Pick of the Month! Awesome Job Al! – KAZ…

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Scientist in Residence: My ‘Seascape of Fear’

Archie Teuthis April 19, 2011 AtlanticBelizeCaribbeanEric HeupelField WorkfishInvasionInvasive SpeciesLionfishScientist In Residence

Eric Heupel is a graduate student at University of Connecticut in Oceanography. He keeps a personal blog at Eclectic Echoes and Larval Images, and used…

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What’s Eating You?

RickMac January 25, 2011 Caribbeancoral reefsField WorkInvasive Speciesmarine conservation

Feed a fish a fish, it eats for a day; Teach a fish to fish, it eats forever. That basically seems to be the crux…

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There Is No Marine Biodiversity Crisis…

Dr. M September 23, 2009 bleachingCaribbeanconservationcoral reefDavid Shiffmanjeremy jacksonmonk sealsNEAQOCEANSOverfishingSouthern Fried Scienceturtles

…because it has already happened.  During a conference this summer, I heard Jeremy Jackson give talk.  He highlighted the severely degraded state, as measured by…

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Enormous sea turtle lays 95 eggs after ocean race

Peter Etnoyer April 29, 2009 CanadaCaribbeanFrench GuianaGeorges - Great TurtleGreat Turtle RaceJean-Yves GeorgesleatherbackNova ScotiaPearl Jamsea turtleWawa Bear

Pearl Jam’s “Backspacer” is declared the victor in the Great Turtle Race, the first leatherback sea turtle to arrive in the Caribbean Sea from foraging…

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TGIF: Carl Safina on the Great Turtle Race

Peter Etnoyer April 17, 2009 CaribbeanCarl SafinaGreat Turtle Raceleatherback turtleOlympic swim coachRowdy Gainessylvia earle

Dr. Carl Safina is one of the great ocean communicators. But can he speak turtle? Here Carl is photographed coaching one the the Leatherback turtles…

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