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The short versionSo do deep-sea sharks survive after longline capture and release? Well, it kinds of depends on whether you are a glass half empty or glass half full kind of person. As it turns out...
Sharks & Stable Isotopes: Making the most of mortalityHi everyone!I'm pleased to share another collaborative project that your donations helped make possible! Released this summer in the Journa...
Hi everyone!It has been almost three years since we started this project. It is truly remarkable how much has happened since then and how much we've been able to contribute to the body of knowledge...
Hi everyone,We're excited to share the first published manuscript from our work focused on the post-release mortality of deep-sea bycatch species! Here is the abstract and a link to...
Hi and happy new year!It has been a while since I last posted, mostly because I didn't think anyone would be interested in hearing about the inside of my cubicle. I also considered making a GoPro v...
The Giant Ocean Tank at the New England Aquarium. If you haven't had a chance to visit, I highly recommend it! Photo- Turner Construction Company.Hey folks,I just got back to Tallahassee after a sh...
Post-release survivorship of giant isopodsGiant isopods (Bathynomus giganteus) are common bycatch in a number of deep water fisheries around the world, and are often discarded due to low economic v...
Jack Johnson (seen right), a newly appointed UNEP Goodwill Ambassador, asks the students questions about our research at the Research Symposium & Outreach Expo held in conjuncti...
Local School Visits & Research PresentationsHey everyone,The past month has been very busy here in Eleuthera. While wrapping up the Island School semester post- Parents' Weekend, preparing for ...