In case you haven’t already bumped into Turtle Island’s Watershed Biologist Preston Brown on Friday’s at the native plant nursery or seen him driving the newly donated truck to a restoration site or wondered ‘who is that guy in the creek?’ read on to learn about him and his role at SPAWN.
Schools of hammerhead sharks, Silky, Galapagos and Tiger sharks, and gentle sea turtles abound in the waters surrounding Cocos Island National Marine Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Cocos Island sits approximately 350 miles from the Costa Rican mainland and is surrounded by a 12-mile no-take Marine Protected Area.
Pollution may soon overwhelm deep seas’ ability to sequester mercury. Mercury levels in the upper ocean have tripled since the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, and human activities are to…
RE: Comment Letter – Trash Amendments Dear Chair Marcus and Board Members: On behalf of California Coastkeeper Alliance, Heal the Bay, 7th Generation Advisors, Clean Water Action, Algalita, Natural Resources…
The ride up to Darwin was smoother than expected. Despite the rough conditions of the past few days, we made it to our study site in 30 hours. However, diving…
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