UBC study helps protect seahorse
Global News (Feb 10, 2017) UBC study helps protect seahorses. Global News. (Video) https://globalnews.ca/video/3242867/ubc-study-helps-protect-seahorses… Read more
Advancing marine conservation
Global News (Feb 10, 2017) UBC study helps protect seahorses. Global News. (Video) https://globalnews.ca/video/3242867/ubc-study-helps-protect-seahorses… Read more
Research2Reality (Jun 7, 2016) Quirky seahorses have become the face of marine conservation. Research2Reality. (Video) https://research2reality.com/energy-environment-nature/quirky-seahorses-have-become-the-face-of-marine-conservation/… Read more
INDIANAPOLIS – Indianapolis Prize officials announced today the six Finalists for the world’s leading award for animal conservation. In recognition of her successes in the conservation of at-risk species, Dr. Amanda Vincent joins fellow Finalists Dr. Joel Berger, Dr. Dee Boersma, Dr. Rodney Jackson, Dr. Carl Jones and Dr. Carl Safina.… Read more
Rolex Awards for Enterprise (Sep 23, 2014) Amanda Vincent, Rolex Laureate, 1998. YouTube. (Video) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vo2hG1olSUQ
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Cressey, D. (Aug 15, 2014) Oceans need saving before science is nailed. Nature Newsblog. (Article) http://blogs.nature.com/news/2014/08/dying-oceans-need-saving-before-science-is-nailed.html… Read more
Clover, C. (Apr 28, 2013) A new breed of action hero cleans up at the Green Oscars. TheTimes. (Article) https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/a-new-breed-of-action-hero-cleans-up-at-the-green-oscars-h6vrwndbhqt… Read more
Rolex Awards (1998) Race to Save the Seahorse. Rolex. (Article) https://www.rolex.org/rolex-awards/environment/amanda-vincent… Read more
Cambridge University (May 24, 2012) Seahorses and the “onion world”. YouTube. (Video) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06ePoXqS9-o… Read more
Associated Press (Apr 14, 2010) Leaders in conservation named finalists for $100,000 award to help animals. L.A. Times. (Article) https://latimesblogs.latimes.com/unleashed/2010/04/leaders-in-conservation-are-shortlisted-for-100000-award-to-help-animals.html… Read more
INDIANAPOLIS — Amanda Vincent, Ph.D., is the reason seahorses are on the global conservation agenda. She was the first person to study seahorses underwater, document their extensive commercial trade and initiate a seahorse conservation project. Because of her tireless devotion, including 12-hour stints underwater and equally long hours in policy negotiations, Vincent, a professor at …