And the list keeps growing….by Dr. Mark Erdmann
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And the list keeps growing…. by Dr. Mark Erdmann Its that time again – an update to the reef fish biodiversity numbers for the Bird’s Head! Two recent dive trips to the BHS... Read More →
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EXPANDING KAIMANA’S WHALE SHARK DATABASE! by Carla Kerstan
EXPANDING KAIMANA’S WHALE SHARK DATABASE! Carla Kerstan Our team has just returned from another great week monitoring the whale sharks of Bicari Strait in Kaimana. It was again a successful trip,... Read More →
New Siphonfish (Cardinalfish) brings BHS fish count to 1727 species! by Dr. Mark Erdmann
New Siphonfish (Cardinalfish) brings BHS fish count to 1727 species! by Dr. Mark Erdmann Breaking news: Another notch in the BHS biodiversity belt! This week marks the publication of yet another... Read More →
Venu Island, home of the “Ambassador” of Kaimana’s Seas by Nita Johana
Venu Island, home of the “Ambassador” of Kaimana’s Seas by Nita Johana Nesting beach protection The waves hit the shore, accompanied by strong winds sweeping the small white... Read More →
Newly Discovered Whale Shark Population Brings Tourism Potential to Indonesian Communities
Newly Discovered Whale Shark Population Brings Tourism Potential to Indonesian Communities by Nita Yohana In late 2011, CI’s Mark Erdmann blogged about an exciting expedition tagging whale... Read More →
Cuttlefish Sex in Triton Bay by Matt Weiss
I won’t bother listing the biological and geographical assets, which make Triton Bay such a special place – almost every other contributor here is more qualified than I am to do that. Similarly,... Read More →
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Manta Ray Research Boosts Smart Policies and Ecotourism in Indonesia by Shawn Heinrichs
This post initially appeared on Conservation Internationals’ blog “Human Nature” (conservation.org/blog) on December 17, 2013 By Shawn Heinrichs Recently returned from a manta ray research... Read More →