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Articles related to "Marine Scientist"
Becoming a Marine Biologist This article outlines seven important steps that must be addressed as a person works toward becoming a marine biologist. See if you have the discipline to attain it. marine biologist • marine scientist • careers in marine science • marine biology graduate schools • ocean science
Plastic and PCB Causes of Water Pollution Plastics degrade in the ocean, causing pollution and concentrating toxins, which may be finding their way into the marine food chain, despite wastewater treatment. water pollution causes • effects of water pollution • marine life • types of water ocean pollution • ocean pollution
Protecting Herbivorous Fishes Herbivorous fishes, like the queen parrotfish, need protection from overfishing in order that they can keep algae growth on degraded tropical reefs under control. queen parrotfish • peter mumby • herbivorous fish • natural algae control on coral reefs • coral reef ecology
Alaska SeaLife Center in Seward In 1998 the Alaska SeaLife Center was founded in Seward, AK. There are different tasks, the Center has embarked on: research, rehabilitation, education and exhibits. alaska sealife center in seward • where sick marine animals are treated and research • study alaska's ocean life • research of marine animals • rehabilitation and treatment
Strand – An Odyssey of Pacific Ocean Debris Bonnie Henderson's detective work has uncovered fascinating stories of debris washed up on just one mile of Oregon coastline, from rubber duckies to minkie whales. bonnie henderson • strand: odyssey of pacific ocean debris • beach debris • spills by cargo ships • dead birds on the beach
'Dead Zones' and Climate Change Low-oxygen 'dead zones' caused by nutrient pollution are spreading through coastal ecosystems worldwide. Climate change may make this serious environmental problem worse. hypoxic zones ocean • dead zones ocean • ocean nutrient pollution • climate change ocean stratification • climate change runoff
An Aquarium Industry Conservation Initiative This industry leading marine aquarium retailer has elected to self-regulate certain saltwater species in the name of education and conservation. tropical marine aquarium fishes • conservation of tropical marine aquarium species • care initative • blue zoo aquatics • mark martin
Boycotting the Trade in Parrotfish Algae-grazing parrotfishes are not protected and are often available in the tropical aquarium trade. Conservation-minded aquarists should, however, boycott their sale. parrotfish • tropical aquarium fish • marine aquarium • tropical reef conservation • boycott
Eight Whales Die, Scientists Blame Navy Eight whales beached and died earlier this month, just hours after the U.S. Navy conducted anti-submarine exercises off the northern Bahamas, prompting an investigation and calls for an end to such exercises. navy • whales • bahamas • emu • sonar tests
Red Sea Scuba Diving Holidays The kaleidoscope of color and marine life found in the Red Sea is an experience that will mesmerize scuba divers. Exploring the reefs can provide hours of pleasure. dive liveaboard • red sea holidays • red sea scuba diving • red sea diving • scuba liveaboards
Reef-Compatible Versus Reef-Associated Fishes Many saltwater fishes that naturally live on reefs are not reef-compatible in a tropical marine aquarium. This is why a reef-associated fish may not be sold as reef-safe. reef-compatible fish • tropical saltwater fish • reef-safe fish • reef-associated fish • reef tank
How Are Alaskan Groundfish Managed? Salmon are the most recognizable Alaskan fish, but the bulk of Alaskan fisheries management focuses on groundfish. fishery management • fisheries management • alaskan fishery management • alaskan fisheries management • north pacific fisheries management council
Ultra-Rare White Tesselata Moray Eel from Bali Blue Zoo Aquatics Director of Marine Ornamental Research discusses the husbandry and natural history of this very rare color variant of Gymnothorax favagineus. tesselata eel • moray eel • rare eel • white tesselata eel • mark martin
Sleeping Lady Divers Sleeping Lady Divers is a unique diving operation in pristine waters that few divers have visited because it is somewhat off the beaten path. However that remains one of its attractions. The other islands of FSM are touched on, Yap only briefly because it is the venue for an article of its own. In addition the independent state of Palau receives a fair share of attention. sleeping lady divers • scuba • diving • kosrae • micronesia |
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