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Poor coral growth at Sindh, Balochistan coasts
Thursday, November 19, 2009 By Perwez Abdullah Karachi A survey of coral reefs at 18 sites along the Sindh and Balochistan coasts, conducted by scientists from the Centre of Excellence in Marine Biology , has revealed that hard coral growth along the seashore is extremely poor.
in Quest for Rhodes, Student-Athlete Erin Simmons Advanced to Final Round
Florida State University graduate student and track-and-field athlete Erin Elizabeth Simmons, 21, of Argyle, Texas, is an aspiring marine biologist and committed volunteer with a unique record of high, fast achievement.
Her suitcase has been dusted off. All her necessary winter clothes and personal belongings have been promptly prepared.
Conference concentrates on climate change and Kauai
Kauai residents, officials, students, farmers, industry officials and others interested in global climate impacts on their island are invited to a conference from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. tomorrow at the Kauai Community College Performing Arts.
Global warming has taken a serious toll on Taiwan's ecology as the...
Global warming has taken a serious toll on Taiwan's ecology as the type and amount of algae growing under the sea in waters off southern Taiwan's Kenting National Park and the island's northeastern region have largely perished, an expert warned Thursday.
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Fine art by 'T-shirt guy' Guy Harvey on display at Ocala bank
Published: Saturday, November 14, 2009 at 6:01 a.m. Last Modified: Thursday, November 12, 2009 at 4:50 p.m. On a recent Friday night, dozens of party planners scurried about the new Gateway Bank, arranging conch shells, crafting high-end catering, organizing a pricey silent auction and stocking three bars - two on grand porches with grand views.
Deep under the ocean, there is a species of crab that eats trees. The crab survives by eating wood that has sunk to the ocean floor, comprising trunks and leaves swept into the sea, as well as the odd shipwreck.
Salish Sea: Huge body of water now has common name
Skagit Bay, Port Susan, Possession Sound, Tulalip Bay, Port Gardner, Puget Sound.
Pelagic Research Foundation takes research to the sky with Specialized Helicopters
Pelagic Shark Research Foundation researchers and Watsonville's Specialized Helicopters are teaming up to offer people the chance help pay for and participate in aerial research of Monterey Bay.
Parkites capture deadliest catch
In an inconspicuous office building off of Bonanza Drive, hundreds of miles from the nearest ocean, a group of local producers, directors and videographers have only one thing on their minds: sharks.
Here, I briefly review four fields of marine biology that each differentially illuminate the scale of marine neighborhoods: effects of marine reserves, tagging studies, microchemistry, and population genetics.
Paul Walker - Walker Leads Shark Expedition
Caption: Paul Walker Fast & Furious - UK film premiere held at the Vue West. London, England .... WALKER LEADS SHARK EXPEDITION FAST & FURIOUS star PAUL WALKER has fulfilled a lifelong dream by starring in a new TV documentary about great white sharks.
Shiver Me Timbers! Scientists Discover Deep Sea Crab Feeding on Wooden Shipwrecks
A new article in the journal Marine Biology brings to light the interesting feeding habits of the deep sea crab Munidopsis andamanica , better known to the world as the squat lobster .
Gray whale makes a pit stop in Coos Bay
The waters in Coos Bay got an unexpected visitor Tuesday morning in the form of a huge gray whale.
How Jacques Cousteau Was Like Carl Sagan
Last night, along with a colleague from the Knight Program, I went to hear fellow science journalist Brad Matsen talk about his new book, Jacques Cousteau: The Sea King .
Zoo Creates Frozen Coral Repository
Scientists at the National Zoo have created of the world's first coral genome repository to help prevent endangered coral species from going extinct.
NOAA ship takes Hawaii teachers, students on education cruise
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary conducted an education cruise aboard the NOAA research vessel Hi'ialakai . One hundred and fifty teachers and students from O'ahu, Moloka'i and Lana'i high schools spent a day at sea learning to conduct marine science research.
Hands-on Marine Science Program, Ocean FEST, Begins on Oahu
After over a year of program development and field-testing, the new, intergenerational hands-on marine science program, Ocean FEST will be launched next week.
Two fishermen rescued from ocean near Myrtle Beach
Two fisherman were rescued from the ocean this morning after they were found clinging to a life raft in the ocean, according to the U.S. Coast Guard.
Wednesday, November 4, 2009 - The Portland School Board is considering creation of a new charter high school nicknamed Hip-Hop High.
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