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Tag: Acropora cervicornis

Regionally Rare, Locally Abundant

Throughout most of the Caribbean, there are species of coral that are common and easily spotted on a dive, and those that are rare corals and difficult to locate.   Experienced divers can usually characterize a reef fairly quickly based on

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Establishing Legacy Sites

As the Living Oceans Foundation circumnavigates the globe, one of our core activities is rapid assessments of the health and resilience of coral reefs.  Our assessments tell us about the diversity and population structure of corals and fishes, the types

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Our First Find of Staghorn Coral!

Our research team headed south for today’s dives, surveying two reefs off the southwestern end of Nevis and one off the northwestern end.  The first site, Caverns, was a raised terrace with large volcanic boulders at its margin and a

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