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Author: Alison Barrat

Conservation Photography

From September 2012 to May 2013 we conducted one of the most extensive assessments of French Polynesian reef systems ever done. Our Scientists researched in four of the five archipelagos, Society Islands, Tuamotu, Gambier and the Austral Islands.  These research missions gave us a

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Fearless Sharks and Gender Changing Fish

When we set out to survey the reefs on Pedro Bank, Jamaica, we didn’t know that we were going to find two fish mysteries to solve: one about small stoplight parrotfishes and the other about much larger nurse sharks …

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Seven Basketballs!

It seems as if every urban cleanup these days involves dragging a shopping cart out of the muck and ours was certainly no different.   The Living Oceans Foundation headquarters sits right beside a small wetland a stone’s throw from

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Tongan Fishing Practices: Fish being sold at Vava'u fish market in Tonga.

Fisheries Data Goes High-Tech in Tonga

Roughly one billion people around the world depend on fish from the sea for protein, this makes it vital to understand and manage fish stocks properly. Although there are many factors that affect fish populations, such as climate change, ocean

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Palmerston Atoll – part 2

One of our aims in coming to Palmerston was to transport official representatives of the Cook Islands Marine Park Steering committee to this remote island. The committee is on a fact-finding mission, to determine what people think of the marine

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Where we’ve been in 2013

As the year draws to a close we thought we’d look back at what we’ve been doing over the last twelve months. As part of our multi-year Global Reef Expedition we spent 2013 conducting field research in the Pacific Ocean.

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Lights, Camera, Action!

Scientific research is the bread and butter of the Living Oceans Foundation, but public outreach is another key component of our work. During the last two weeks that we have been researching in the Tuamotu Archipelago, we have been joined by a

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Hola Galapagos!

Iconic Galapagos creatures greeted the Golden Shadow as she arrived in the archipelago this week.  Sea lions, sharks, and countless birds came to inspect the new visitors, and the scientific team embarked under the robotic gaze of the Sally light

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