Advancing marine conservation
https://youtu.be/sgoinj5XGR0 The expectant father clings to seagrass and soon tiny creatures resembling filaments of string begin to emerge from deep within a pouch on his abdomen. Within seconds the newborn seahorses are swept away by the fast moving water. Two UBC researchers were fortunate enough to witness this male seahorse giving birth in the waters …
By Clayton Manning They say that good things come to those who wait. But after what recently happened in the waters of Port Stephens, Australia, I’ve realized that some really cool things happen to those who are just in the right place at the right damn time. On my team’s fourth day of research diving …
The Seahorse Project (Jun 8, 2015) 11 Reasons to Be Optimistic About Our Oceans. ScubaDiving. (Article) https://www.scubadiving.com/11-reasons-be-optimistic-about-our-oceans… Read more
Munson, J. (May 29, 2015) Canada grudgingly agrees to protect dozens of endangered species. iPolitics. (Article) http://ipolitics.ca/news/canada-grudgingly-agrees-to-protect-dozens-of-endangered-species… Read more
William, R. (Mar 14, 2015) Bottom trawling may continue until there is nothing left. The Science Show with Robyn Williams. (Audio Podcast) https://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/scienceshow/bottom-trawling-may-continue-until-there-is-nothing-left/6315966… Read more
The Guardian (Feb 26, 2015) Underwater Photographer of the Year 2015 winners – in pictures. The Guardian. (Article) https://www.theguardian.com/environment/gallery/2015/feb/26/underwater-photographer-of-the-year-2015-winners-in-pictures… Read more
