Loving Mantas…to their detriment!
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Note: This post is about the situation shown in the attached You Tube video located near the end of this story. If you don’t view it, you’ll never be as concerned as you need to be... Read More →
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Misool Newsletter October 2023
Misool’s Newsletter is now available. In this edition: Happy Birthday to Us! Next Phase of our Renewable Energy Project Long Read: Nat Geo’s Animals Up Close with Bertie Gregory Films... Read More →
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Biodiversity in Paradise: A Natural History of Raja Ampat by Federico Prado
Administrator’s Notes: While recently in Bali I had a wonderful conversation with Federico Prado, author of the new book, Biodiversity in Paradise: A Natural History of Raja Ampat. This... Read More →
New “Flasher” Wrasse described in a recent study by Yi-Kai Tea and Fenton Walsh
Wrasses (the family Labridae), are the most abundant and conspicuous fishes on tropical reefs around the world. They are second largest family of marine fishes. Parrotfish are likely the best... Read More →
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Melihat ke masa depan ReShark dan StAR, diterjemahkan oleh Made Abiyoga Udaya
Catatan administrasi: Postingan ini adalah bagian dari liputan berlanjut tentang ReShark dan program pertamanya di Indonesia, proyek StAR. Untuk informasi lebih lanjut mengenai proyek ini,... Read More →
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Kalawai Adventure Trip Journal by Geoffrey Gearheart PhD
Administrator’s note: The experience provided by Dr. Geoffrey Gearheart and Kalawai Adventure is not a typical dive trip. They are “naturalist expeditions” lead by scientists... Read More →
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ReShark and StAR: Looks to the Future at Seattle Retreat by Maurine Shimlock
Administrator’s note: This post is part of our ongoing reportage on ReShark and its pilot program in Indonesia, StAR. For more info on the projects please visit ReShark’s website... Read More →
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The Grand Blue Project of Edi Frommenwiler
Administrator’s note: Swiss born and world educated, Edi Frommenwiler is the real deal! He is one of the first pioneers of Indonesian diving. In 1992 he built the MV Pindito,... Read More →
How an extraordinary new effort is giving sharks “a fighting chance” by Mary Kate McCoy
Reprinted from the Conservation International blog post Jul 24, 2023. Follow this link to read the original post. By Mary Kate McCoy Off the coast of Indonesia’s easternmost island, on a bright... Read More →
A Spanish dancer? No! A troupe of dancers: a review of the family Hexabranchidae by various authors
Administrator’s note: Nudibranchs in the genus Hexabranchus, commonly known as Spanish Dancers, are found in both the Indo-Pacific and Atlantic Oceans. Consequently they are encountered... Read More →