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28 November 2018

Whose Marine Protected Area?

Contributor

28 November 2018

Marine protected areas can be great for both people and the marine ecosystem. The most effective areas, Jessica Tengvall writes, has community support.

Samantha Andrews

21 November 2018

Conservation, Animals & Plants, Environment

Hey! Beach managers! Leave that seaweed alone!

Samantha Andrews

21 November 2018

Conservation, Animals & Plants, Environment

Removing seaweed from beaches might make them look more idyllic to tourists, but the reality is that mechanical beach cleaning is damaging a very important ecosystem that supports myraid wonderful life.

Samantha Andrews

13 November 2018

People and the Sea, Technology, Animals & Plants

You don't need hi-tech gear to study plankton

Samantha Andrews

13 November 2018

People and the Sea, Technology, Animals & Plants

Ever evolving technology is helping us learn more and more about the ocean, but some tech has barely changed in 300 years….

Samantha Andrews

13 November 2018

Animals & Plants, Environment

Hey brook trout - your poop is THAT nutritious?

Samantha Andrews

13 November 2018

Animals & Plants, Environment

A new study shows how a fish’s genetics can influence it’s poop nutrition content.

Samantha Andrews

20 October 2018

People and the Sea, Technology, Environment, Climate Crisis

'Hurricane in a box' seeks to save lives

Samantha Andrews

20 October 2018

People and the Sea, Technology, Environment, Climate Crisis

As another hurricane season gets underway in full force, researchers are working hard to predict the storm surges they produce - and save the lives of millions of people.

Samantha Andrews

16 October 2018

Animals & Plants

The barnacle that looks like a goose... apparently...

Samantha Andrews

16 October 2018

Animals & Plants

Don’t let looks fool you. Gooseneck barnacles may look a little dull but like all life on this planet, they are amazing.

Samantha Andrews

11 October 2018

People and the Sea, Animals & Plants

Sea Stories: An Ode to Flying Fish by Charles Wharton Stork

Samantha Andrews

11 October 2018

People and the Sea, Animals & Plants

Take a short journey into the wonders of flying fish with poet Charles Wharton Stork’ An Ode to Flying Fish.

Samantha Andrews

27 September 2018

The Life Scientific, Technology, Environment

Converting oceanographic data from MYO Arakawa-C ORCA025 native grid to WGS84

Samantha Andrews

27 September 2018

The Life Scientific, Technology, Environment

If you have come across the BIOMER oceanographic netCDFs, you will see that it comes in an MYO Arakawa-C ORCA025 native grid. This is how I converted BIOMER into WGS84.

Samantha Andrews

19 September 2018

People and the Sea, Animals & Plants

Sea Stories: The Shark by William Henry Venable

Samantha Andrews

19 September 2018

People and the Sea, Animals & Plants

William Henry Venable captures our fear of sharks in his 1909 poem The Shark.

Samantha Andrews

10 September 2018

Animals & Plants

The largest fur seal in the world

Samantha Andrews

10 September 2018

Animals & Plants

There’s something strange about the distribution of the brown fur seal - the largest fur seal in the world.

Samantha Andrews

16 August 2018

People and the Sea

Sea Stories: Sea Fever by John Masefield

Samantha Andrews

16 August 2018

People and the Sea

Sea Fever is one of John Masefield’s most famous poems - and one that captures two of his great loves in life - writing and the ocean.

Samantha Andrews

9 August 2018

Conservation, Animals & Plants, Environment, Community Science

Sea Shorts: Multi-tasking underwater

Samantha Andrews

9 August 2018

Conservation, Animals & Plants, Environment, Community Science

Dreaming of clear blue seas? Underwater survey work doesn’t always happen in warm, clear, tropical water settings.

Whose Marine Protected Area?

Hey! Beach managers! Leave that seaweed alone!

You don't need hi-tech gear to study plankton

Hey brook trout - your poop is THAT nutritious?

'Hurricane in a box' seeks to save lives

The barnacle that looks like a goose... apparently...

Sea Stories: An Ode to Flying Fish by Charles Wharton Stork

Converting oceanographic data from MYO Arakawa-C ORCA025 native grid to WGS84

Sea Stories: The Shark by William Henry Venable

The largest fur seal in the world

Sea Stories: Sea Fever by John Masefield

Sea Shorts: Multi-tasking underwater

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