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ReShark Ramblings #13 by Dr. Mark Erdmann
Bird's Head Seascape, Conservation, Coral Triangle, ecology, education, endangered species, environment, illegal fishing, Indonesia, Leopard shark, Marine Protected Area, Misool, MPA, protected areas, raja ampat, Science, scuba, shark, snorkeling, Southwest Papua, sustainability, Thailand, tourism, underwater photography, Zebra shark
The ReShark Ramblings’ blog is a compilation of recent ReShark activities created by its director Dr. Mark Erdmann.
A few highlights from Ramblings #13
- StAR Thailand’s “Maya” breaks the record for longest resighting period for a StAR pup!!
- National Geographic CEO visits Thailand’s Maiton Island sea pen!
- 7 leopard shark sightings in Raja Ampat in the last 3 weeks!
- ReShark/Thrive Conservation Raja Ampat Shark Conservation Education Catamaran nearing completion
- Three more microPAT satellite tag deployments completed in Raja Ampat
- Thrive Conservation’s internship program for StAR trains its 57th intern!
- Shark Ray 360 takes the stage at the AZA Annual Conference
- Keynote addresses on ReShark at WAZA and EUAC conferences; ReShark in National Geographic and BBC Blue Planet!
Read ReShark Ramblings #13.
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