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JUN
categories: UK
Declare your support for our Oceans!
Here at Blue Ventures we work hard to help conserve the marine riches of Madagascar and Belize, but did you … Continue reading
Tag Archives: fish
Mangrove madness, and reserve success in Antanimanimbo
by Jérémie Bossert, Belo-sur-Mer Project Coordinator, Madagascar It’s the 23rd of September 2012, and dawn is breaking on the fifth … Continue reading
20
JUN
categories: Belize
Culling me softly…
by Hayley McKenzie, Blue Ventures volunteer, Belize The divers hunt in a pack, eyes peeled for the distinctive feathery spines … Continue reading
20
JUN
categories: International Conferences
Trading Information in Tanzania
by Mialy Andriamahefazafy, Environmental Policy Specialist, Madagascar Last July, Blue Ventures had the chance to share our work in Madagascar during … Continue reading
Blue Ventures’ Science Informs and Engages at International Coral Reef Symposium
By Dr Tom Oliver, Scientific Advisor to Blue Ventures, Hawaii and Dr Al Harris, Research Director, London. Every four years, … Continue reading
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JUN
categories: Belize
A Day in the Life: VIP Expeditions
by Thomas Forwood, volunteer, Belize Generally speaking, life at Bacalar Chico Dive Camp (BCDC) is routine. You get up at … Continue reading
Is it a bird, is it a plane? No it is Batfish and SeaRobin! The bemused wonderings of a marine biologist lost at sea
by our anonymous contact with BatFish & SeaRobin, Madagascar During a post dinner discussion with a colleague in Belo sur … Continue reading
War and Peace: Talking about the Barren Isles
by Olivier Raynaud, Maintirano & Barren Isles Project Coordinator, Madagascar I’ve just arrived in the little town of Maintirano as … Continue reading
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JUN
categories: Belize
Bigger, better, faster, ‘The Columbian’ has finally arrived!
by Sarah Beach, Field Scientist, Belize This expedition marked another exciting milestone in the history of Blue Ventures Belize (BVB). … Continue reading
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JUN
categories: Madagascar
Nosy Hara – The Coral Island
I was exceptionally excited to be asked to join a team of scientists to help undertake marine resilience surveys in the Nosy Hara archipelago. Continue reading