Recent Press Release on Fish Pee
Our recent research is being featured in a number of media outlets. Much
more in old posts here, here, and here.
Celebrating 30 Years of the Flora of the Bahamas
Final announcement for “Celebrating 30 Years of the Flora of the Bahamas:
Conservation and Science Challenges”. The final agenda here.
Land Crabs
Rolling Harbour dug up this fact sheet on land crabs in The Bahamas. Not sure
about all of the specific details, but a good place to start regarding their basic
ecology. To me, the biggest gaps in our knowledge of their life history is the
transition from their […]
Seaweed Proves To Be More Than Just A Nuisance
Story here. Great to see so much research happening in the Snake Cay area. All
the more reason to see it protected.
Mangrove Death: A Summary of Possible Causes
Dying mangrove stand on the west side of Abaco.
The Abaco Flyfishing Guides Association has brought attention to the issue of dying mangrove stands on the west coast of Abaco, i.e., The Marls. Student Zack Jud and I did some research of the causes […]
Thirty of Years of Plant Research in The Bahamas
A full story on the upcoming event in Fairchild Tropical Gardens monthly
magazine (link to the newsletter here). Lots of great introductory information
in the newsletter.
Long-term Change in Plant & Animal Communities in the Bahamas
In the Bahamas, there are extremely well preserved plant and animal fossils
in blue holes, providing an unparalleled record of environmental change –
blue holes have been called a window to the past. Findings of tortoise and
Cuban crocodile fossils from Abaco blue holes have even been featured in
National Geographic […]