Are Fisheries Ready for Climate Change?
[ad_1] Take Action for Climate-Ready Fisheries The ocean has buffered our planet from the impacts of climate change, absorbing much of the carbon dioxide we’ve emitted and a substantial amount…
A Look at Coastal Water Quality Following Wildfires – oceanbites
[ad_1] Citation: Cira, M., Bafna, A., Lee, C. M., Kong, Y., Holt, B., Ginger, L., … & Jay, J. A. (2022). Turbidity and fecal indicator bacteria in recreational marine waters…
Meet Lantern Sharks
[ad_1] Allow me to introduce you to lantern sharks. These small guys live in the deep sea up to the depth of more than a mile. They get their name…
How can we manage marine diseases in the face of climate and anthropogenic changes? – oceanbites
[ad_1] Glidden, Caroline K., Field, Laurel C., Bachhuber, Silke, Hennessey, Shannon M., Cates, Robyn, Cohen, Lesley, Crockett, Elin, et al. 2022. “ Strategies for Managing Marine Disease.” Ecological Applications 32( 7): e2643. https://doi.org/10.1002/eap.2643 ****** Emerging infectious diseases (EIDs, novel diseases in…
How Are Fishery Managers Using Climate Data?
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Meet Ocean Conservancy’s Director of Arctic Indigenous-Led Conservation
[ad_1] I was lucky to grow up around Cook Inlet in Alaska, and the region is still my home. In our local Dena’ina language the inlet is called Tikahtnu, which…
Where there are birds… there are whales? – oceanbites
[ad_1] Silva, Tammy L., et al. “Exploring the Use of Seabirds as a Dynamic Ocean Management Tool to Mitigate Anthropogenic Risk to Large Whales.” Frontiers in Marine Science (2022): 861.…
the Yokozuna Slickhead – oceanbites
[ad_1] Fujiwara Y, Tsuchida S, Kawato M, Masuda K, Sakaguchi SO, Sado T, Miya M and Yoshida T (2022) Detection of the Largest Deep-Sea-Endemic Teleost Fish at Depths of Over…
Hide-and-Seek: Ocean Animals with Top-Notch Camouflage
[ad_1] Now you see them. Now you don’t. Or do you …? Animals use camouflage in several ways, including to hide from or trick hungry predators and to attract and…
What does the Amazon Rainforest and the deep ocean have in common? – oceanbites
[ad_1] Pereira, T. J., Castellões, P. V., & Netto, S. A. (2022). Amazon River discharge impacts deep-sea meiofauna. Limnology and Oceanography, 14. https://doi.org/10.1002/lno.12197 Any water source within the yellow outline…
