Articles related to "Marine Ecology"

In 1962, scientist and writer Rachel Carson's Silent Spring (Penguin Modern Classics, 2000), the book which launched the modern environmental movement, was published.

Ecoventura has introduced the first green tour boat to be placed into service in the Galapagos, an environmentally sensitive World Heritage Site.

Australian marine biologist Dr Mark Norman offers primary school-aged students a glimpse at the amazing marine life of Antarctica and Australia.

US science agencies are often led by non-scientist political appointees. This time, however, the head of US marine resources is a world class marine ecologist.

As Gray Whales on the Eastern Pacific Coast recover, their feeding activities have been shown to have positive and previously unnoticed effects on threatened seabirds.

A major concern of global warming is sea level rise. New satellite data proposes that the sea level is expanding much faster than previously thought.

The New "Whale Watching Spoken Here" Center Offers Excellent Viewing Complete with Spotting Scopes and Guides to Help Locate Whale Spouts and Flukes