Dr. Stephanie K. Archer has been studying glass sponge reefs in British Colombia since leaving the lab here at NC State. Beginning Thursday, May 12, she will be on a research cruise exploring the Hectate Strait glass sponge reef. There will be a live feed of the dives on the reef at this link. The longest dives will likely take place between 6pm-7am but the daytime dives should also provide decent views of the reef as well. Be sure to check out the live stream to get a glimpse of what glass sponge reefs look like!
Glass Sponge Reef Cruise- Watch Live!
By Ryann Rossi|
2017-05-22T12:36:34-05:00
May 10th, 2017|Categories: Deep Sea|Tags: glass sponge, Hectare Strait, reef, sponge|0 Comments
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My general research interests lie in the ecology of marine coastal ecosystems. I am most interested in the role plant diseases have in shaping the ecology of coastal and estuarine environments. I am currently studying the role of a plant pathogen in a die-off of Red Mangroves in The Bahamas.
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