by herrzoox | Jul 31, 2016
Tom Goreau, June 16 2016 I’ve been diving from small boats in waves for some 60 years, but I had never ever seen anyone instantly flood a boat like today on a remote reef in Vanuatu, South Pacific. An “interesting” day in the sense of the ancient Chinese curse: “May...
by herrzoox | Jun 14, 2016
By Amanda Bernocco Accusations, denials, gag orders and shouting—all were part of Saturday’s East Quogue Civic Association meeting. The CAC gathering was originally scheduled so that New York City-based marine scientist Dr. James M. Cervino could share his own study’s...
by herrzoox | May 28, 2016
The technique is also changing attitudes and inspiring locals to preserve their natural treasures By Steve Baragona, May 25, 2016 smithsonian.com Under the waters in Pemuteran, in Bali, this structure might be helping restore a coral reef. (Rani Morrow-Wuigk) As you...
by herrzoox | May 28, 2016
Biorock reefs — sunken steel frames connected to a low-voltage current — are giving coral a second chance at surviving humanity. May 27, 2016, 3:12 p.m. MICHAEL D’ESTRIES Biorock reefs may offer a speedy solution to giving young coral reefs some...
by Tom Goreau | Apr 16, 2016
The real time Samoa SST monitoring buoys whose temperature you see are probably SOUTH of Tutuila in the approaches to Pago Pago Harbor? The hot water is NORTH of Tutuila, Upolu, and Savaii, and has intensified in recent weeks, but is being restrained by a marine...
