Live Training Workshop: Using A Topical Antibiotic to Treat SCTLD
Using A Topical Antibiotic to Treat Stony Coral Tissue Loss Disease In this thought-provoking live training event, Drs. Karen Neely and Brian Walker of Nova Southeastern University (NSU) share their […]
Should the Shark & Sea Turtle Ban Be Lifted in The Bahamas? Here’s What the Science Says
By Dr. Craig Dahlgren, Executive Director, PIMS Shark and sea turtle conservation in The Bahamas has recently re-emerged as a contentious issue. Since 2011, The Bahamas has been a shark […]
Using Tech To Advance Reef Science
Ocean Expert Exchange with Will Greene In this webinar, PIMS Research Associate Will Green shows us how he uses cutting-edge camera and computer technology to create 3-dimensional and 2-dimensional models […]
Lashanti Jupp
Staff Spotlight! She believes the first step in conservation is breaking the myth that humans are separate from nature; humans play a key role in every ecosystem. She aspires to […]
Nassau Grouper Closed Season!
IT’S THAT TIME OF YEAR AGAIN! Give the gift of healthy Nassau grouper populations this Holiday Season!Did you know?The Nassau grouper “Closed Season” begins today (Dec. 1), and continues until […]
Highlights From GCFI173
The Gulf and Caribbean Fisheries Institute Conference (GCFI) is an annual event that bridges the gap between a range of stakeholders including fishers, policymakers, marine resource managers, students, scientists and […]
How I learned to treat diseased corals with Nova Southeastern University
HOW I LEARNED TO TREAT DISEASED CORALS WITH NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY By Valeria Pizarro “… the disease on the reef was evident; many of the star corals were dead but […]
New Poster: How You Can Help Protect the Nassau Grouper
Critically endangered species are those facing a HIGH risk of becoming EXTINCT! The International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Grouper and Wrasses Specialist Group has classified 13% of […]
Tis’ the Season… for Nassau grouper babies!
This winter, say no to buying, selling, and eating Nassau grouper. Let’s give these fellas some time for romance! Written by Lily Haines It’s that time of year again… Nassau […]
Can You Recognize the Brainiest Caribbean Corals?
Written by Natalia Hurtado & Casey Harris, Research Scientists (PIMS & CEI) If you’ve ever been diving, snorkeling or spear fishing on a coral reef, you probably noticed corals that […]
