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Nudibranch and Sea Slug Identification-Indo Pacific by Gosliner, Valdez, Behrens

31 Aug 2015

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Nudibranch and Sea Slug Identification-Indo Pacific by Gosliner, Valdés, Behrens New World Publications has just announced a stunning new publication, Nudibranch and Sea Slug identification...

Bird's Head Seascape, Conservation, endangered species, environment, fishing, illegal fishing, Indonesia, manta rays, protected areas, shark, shark finning

Indonesian Government Sinks Vietnamese Shark Poaching Boat, Creates New Dive Site

03 Aug 2015

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Honoring the anniversary of the launching of the Bird’s Head Seascape website we will be revisiting the most popular posts of the past year. This was the Most Viewed Post. First published...

Bird's Head Seascape, Cenderawasih, Cenderawasih Bay, Conservation, Science, shark, triton bay, whale shark

Whale shark ‘bling’ could unlock mysteries of giants of the deep by Mark Erdmann

07 Jul 2015

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First published in Conservation International’s blog Human Nature. (Re-posted with Permission.) Snorkeler swims with a whale shark on a recent tagging expedition. The more we learn about whale...

Bird's Head Seascape, Carbon capture and storage (CCS), Carbon offsetting, Climate change, Conservation, Coral Triangle, education, environment, Indonesia, initiatives, news, Science, triton bay, West Papua

Hope for Indonesia’s valuable but threatened mangroves by Johnny Langenheim

29 Jun 2015

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Hope for Indonesia’s valuable but threatened mangroves by Johnny Langenheim Indonesia is home to the largest tracts of mangrove forests on earth – but they are disappearing at a rate of up...

Bird's Head Seascape, Cenderawasih Bay, Conservation, Coral Triangle, diving, ecology, education, environment, Indonesia, new species, news, raja ampat, Science, shark, triton bay, West Papua

New endemic Cardinalfish described from Bird’s Head by MV Erdmann Ph. D.

18 May 2015

Burt Jones

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New endemic Cardinalfish described from Bird’s Head by MV Erdmann Ph. D. Back in December 2014, I posted a photo of a strange new cardinalfish from Sebakor Bay in FakFak that appeared to be...

Bird's Head Seascape, Conservation, Coral Triangle, ecology, education, endangered species, Leatherback Turtle, news, Science, sustainability, turtle, West Papua

Saving the last stronghold of the Pacific leatherback

04 May 2015

Burt Jones

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Saving the last stronghold of the Pacific leatherback This post is one of a series on projects supported by the Aquarium’s Marine Conservation Action Fund (MCAF). Through MCAF, the Aquarium...

Bird's Head Seascape, Cenderawasih Bay, Conservation, Coral Triangle, diversity, diving, ecology, education, endangered species, environment, Indonesia, new species, news, raja ampat, Science, triton bay, West Papua

BHS Fish List tops 1750!! by Mark Erdmann Ph. D.

11 Apr 2015

Burt Jones

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BHS Fish List tops 1750!! by MV Erdmann PH. D. After 15 years of intensive ichthyological research in Raja Ampat and the broader Bird’s Head, one might reasonably assume that the rate of...

Bird's Head Seascape, Conservation, Coral Triangle, ecology, education, endangered species, environment, green turtle, illegal fishing, Indonesia, raja ampat, Science, turtle, turtle nesting, West Papua

Recent Sea Turtle Research in Raja Ampat Focuses on Nest Temperatures and Hatchling Sex Ratios By: Ricardo Tapilatu and Ferdiel Ballamu

07 Apr 2015

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Recent Sea Turtle Research in Raja Ampat Focuses on Nest Temperatures and Hatchling Sex Ratios By: Ricardo Tapilatu and Ferdiel Ballamu Sea turtle populations, globally, are experiencing dramatic...

Bird's Head Seascape, Coral Triangle, discovery, diversity, education, environment, evolution, hybrid, hybridization, photography, Science, triton bay

“Flasher Beach” by Gerald R. Allen Ph.D.

25 Feb 2015

Burt Jones

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“Flasher Beach” by Gerald R. Allen Ph.D. The Triton Bay dive site known as Flasher Beach is definitely my favourite for observing flasherwrasses. Flasher Beach is totally...

Bird's Head Seascape, Conservation, endangered species, environment, fishing, illegal fishing, Indonesia, manta rays, protected areas, shark, shark finning

Indonesian Government Sinks Vietnamese Shark Poaching Boat, Creates New Dive Site

11 Feb 2015

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First published in Conservation International’s blog Human Nature. (Re-posted with Permission.) Two years ago, Conservation International proudly blogged that the Raja Ampat government in...

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Nudibranch and Sea Slug Identification-Indo Pacific by Gosliner, Valdez, Behrens

Indonesian Government Sinks Vietnamese Shark Poaching Boat, Creates New Dive Site

Whale shark ‘bling’ could unlock mysteries of giants of the deep by Mark Erdmann

Hope for Indonesia’s valuable but threatened mangroves by Johnny Langenheim

New endemic Cardinalfish described from Bird’s Head by MV Erdmann Ph. D.

Saving the last stronghold of the Pacific leatherback

BHS Fish List tops 1750!! by Mark Erdmann Ph. D.

Recent Sea Turtle Research in Raja Ampat Focuses on Nest Temperatures and Hatchling Sex Ratios By: Ricardo Tapilatu and Ferdiel Ballamu

“Flasher Beach” by Gerald R. Allen Ph.D.

Indonesian Government Sinks Vietnamese Shark Poaching Boat, Creates New Dive Site

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