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Whale Shark Tracker It’s Conservation International’s pleasure to announce the launch of a webpage that tracks in real-time whale sharks that were tagged in the Bird’s Head... Read More →
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BUM to the Rescue – New Camera Technology from Nature Communications
BUM (Benthic Underwater Microscope) to the Rescue from a Nature Communications article “Underwater microscopy for in situ studies of benthic ecosystems” The BUM is an imaging system... Read More →
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“Reef Fishes of East Indies” App updated and now available for Android
“Reef Fishes of East Indies” App updated and now available for Android In 2012 Drs. Gerald Allen and Mark Erdmann released the long anticipated 3 volume set, “Reef Fishes of the... Read More →
“Flasher Beach” (a Triton Bay dive site) text by Anna DeLoach, images by Ned DeLoach
“Flasher Beach” (a Triton Bay dive site) text by Anna DeLoach, images by Ned DeLoach April 2016 ~ We last dived in Triton Bay nine years ago, when only a couple of commercial... Read More →
Mangrove and Seagrass Beds Provide Different Biogeochemical Services for Corals Threatened by Climate Change by Emma Camp and others
Mangrove and Seagrass Beds Provide Different Biogeochemical Services for Corals Threatened by Climate Change by Emma Camp, David Suggett, Gilberte Gendron, Jamaluddin Jompa, Carrie Manfrino and... Read More →
For one of world’s foremost fish finders (Dr. Gerald Allen), ‘no better place’ than this dive site by Molly Bergen
For one of world’s foremost fish finders, ‘no better place’ than this dive site by MOLLY BERGEN This blog originally appeared in Human Nature: Conservation International Blog. It is reprinted... Read More →
BIRD’S HEAD NATURAL HISTORY NOTES (Vol. 4): The Pygmy Seahorses of Raja Ampat By Dr Richard Smith
BIRD’S HEAD NATURAL HISTORY NOTES: The Pygmy Seahorses of Raja Ampat By Dr Richard Smith – www.OceanRealmImages.com For many people, one of the main attractions of the Bird’s... Read More →
Amid Widespread Coral Bleaching, This Reef is Thriving by Dr. Mark Erdmann
Amid Widespread Coral Bleaching, This Reef is Thriving by Dr. Mark Erdmann This article originally appeared in Human Nature: Conservation International Blog. It is reprinted here with their... Read More →
BHS’s Chief Scientist takes his children (out of school) for a Whale Shark Holiday by Arnaz Mehta
BHS’s Chief Scientist takes his children (out of school) for a Whale Shark Holiday by Arnaz Mehta I’ve wanted to see a whale shark ever since I knew they existed. I think I was in my late... Read More →
Whale Shark Watch: 4 things we’ve learned from tracking the World’s Largest Fish by Mark Erdmann
This blog originally appeared in the Human Nature: Conservation International Blog. It is shared here with their permission. Editor’s note: To kick off Shark Week 2016, we’re bringing you the... Read More →