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USVI Corals Suffer Another Major Coral Bleaching Event
Mare Nostrum Caribbean, MARINE BIOLOGY, RESEARCH Elisa Bryan 11/15/19 Mare Nostrum Caribbean, MARINE BIOLOGY, RESEARCH Elisa Bryan 11/15/19

USVI Corals Suffer Another Major Coral Bleaching Event

Already stressed coral reefs in the USVI have suffered through another coral bleaching event, surpassed only by the catastrophic 2005 bleaching event.

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OH!, What A Night! St. Thomas Youth Help Monitor Endangered Sea Turtles.
MARINE BIOLOGY, EDUCATION, VI-EPSCoR Elisa Bryan 9/9/19 MARINE BIOLOGY, EDUCATION, VI-EPSCoR Elisa Bryan 9/9/19

OH!, What A Night! St. Thomas Youth Help Monitor Endangered Sea Turtles.

Youth Ocean Explorers from St. Thomas had the rare opportunity to participate in the National Park Service's Sea Turtle Monitoring Program on Buck Island Reef National Monument in St. Croix.

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Here's Why Scientists at UVI Think We Should Care About Native Seagrasses in the Territory
MARINE BIOLOGY, VI-EPSCoR, RESEARCH Elisa Bryan 10/12/18 MARINE BIOLOGY, VI-EPSCoR, RESEARCH Elisa Bryan 10/12/18

Here's Why Scientists at UVI Think We Should Care About Native Seagrasses in the Territory

“We are really concerned about sea grasses declining  all over the globe, actually disappearing,” says Edwin Cruz-Rivera, associate professor of biology at the University of the Virgin Islands and recipient of a NSF Track 4 grant.

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The Secret Life of Nassau Grouper Revealed Using Advanced Technology
MARINE BIOLOGY, Mare Nostrum Caribbean, RESEARCH Elisa Bryan 7/19/18 MARINE BIOLOGY, Mare Nostrum Caribbean, RESEARCH Elisa Bryan 7/19/18

The Secret Life of Nassau Grouper Revealed Using Advanced Technology

Groupers, and a wide variety of other reef fish such as snappers, triggerfish and grunts, migrate long distances from their home sites to certain locations for spawning events which take place in large groups, or aggregations.

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This material is based upon work supported by the U.S. National Science Foundation under Award No. OIA-1946412.

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