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		Earth Island Institute: Conservation, Preservation, Restoration ^Votes:0 Select a project website Adaptation Network Alliance for a Clean Waterfront Baikal Watch Bay Area Wilderness Training Bay Area Int'l Development Organizations Bay Localize The Borneo Project California Student Sustainability Coalition Campaign to Safeguard America's Waters Center for Safe Energy Eco Equity Eco Village Farm Learning Center Energy Action Ethical Traveler The Fiji Organic Project Global Service Corps Green CafÉ Network Hydro Nova International Marine Mammal Project John Muir Project Kids For The Bay Nature in the City Reef Protection International Red Panda Project Restoration Initiatives Rooted in Community Sacred Land Film Project Safe Food and Fertilizer SAVE International Sustainable World Coalition The-Edge Tibetan Plateau Project Tomales Bay Institute Universit?rea Prot Read More Go to Site


		Assateague Animals and Plants ^Votes:0 Information on the Plants and Animals of Assateague Island, Virginia - Events, Web Links for Lodging, Weather, and Other Information - A great variety of animal and plant species has adapted to a sometimes perilous life on this shifting barrier island located along the coasts of Maryland and Virginia. With sections of Assateague managed and protected by the National Park Service, the Fish and Wildlife Service, and the state of Maryland, Assateague offers a unique opportunity to observe plants and animals of the Mid-Atlantic coast in an undeveloped, natural environment. In most sections of the Web site, the approach has been to start with basic information on the plants and animals most often seen by visitors to Assateague Island; more thorough information and information on less frequently Read More Go to Site

		Biodiversity home page ^Votes:0 [ ] [ Skip navigation links ][ About us ][ \| Contact us ][ \| Publications ][ \| What's new ] Biodiversity You are here: Environment home > Biodiversity Skip navigation links In this theme ABRS Biogeographical regions Biodiversity hotspots Biodiversity toolbox Conservation in regional planning Conservation incentives Genetic Resources Management International issues Invasive species Migratory species Science and research Threatened species and ecological communities Wildlife trade Related themes Tax concessions Biodiversity benefits of vegetation enhancement Climate change impacts and adaptation Native vegetation Natural resource management Marine species Environment home Quick links Skip navigation links Contact us EPBC Act Grants and funding Information services Legislation Policies Pub Read More Go to Site

		CHAMP - ListServer - NOAA's Coral Health and Monitoring Program ^Votes:0 Coral ListServer You have reached the Coral ListServer . This system is the e-Mail list server for the coral.aoml.noaa.gov e-mail lists. This server is dedicated to e-mail services (subscription, features) and list archives. Please follow one of the following links for additional information on available lists and their archives. Coral-list information, subscription and member services All available e-mail lists Coral-list Archives Newer Coral-list Archives Older If you are looking for NOAA's Coral Health and Monitoring Program (CHAMP) WEBSITE , click here ! Privacy \| Disclaimer DOC / NOAA / AOML Read More Go to Site

		Charles Darwin Foundation \| Science for Galapagos ^Votes:0 Science for Galapagos Charles Darwin Foundation Home About us Our work Library Newsroom Galapagos Get involved Versión en español You are here: Home > CDF FOCUS: Strategic Plan Mission Research programs Technical assistance Latest news Featured Project: Project Isabela Support CDF: How you can help e-Newsletter What's New What's New GMR Sharks Migrate to Other Zones in the... The CDF's General Assembly 2007 Good New... The Charles Darwin Foundation's Galapago... CDF Supports the Actions and Decisions o... Charles Darwin Foundation's Vice Preside... Thursday, November 22, 2007 Annual Report 2006 Our Annual Report for 2006 is now available online in both English and Spanish. The report gives an overview of the Charles Darwin Foundation's work and achievements during 2006 Read More Go to Site

		DMS Model; Introduction ^Votes:0 DMS Model; Introduction Dimethylsulphide (DMS) is an important sulphur-containing trace gas of marine biogenic origin. The revised conceptual model of a marine pelagic food web gives a central role to planktonic bacteria. Recent experiments have shown that consumption of dissolved DMS by microbial metabolism may be more important than atmospheric exchange in controlling its concentration in surface watwers and hence its ventilation to the atmoshere. In order to analyze the dynamics of DMS production in the upper ocean, a flow network approach has been chosen and adapted from the plankton community model of Moloney at al. (1986). The present edition (level 1) of the model can be used to investigate the the effect of selected parameters on the production of DMSP,DMS in the water column, and Read More Go to Site

		Fish and Wildlife Research Institute ^Votes:0 Careers Event Calendar Outreach Partners in Science Press Room Resources and Publications Florida Manatee Florida Panther Freshwater GIS and Mapping Habitat Red Tide Saltwater Wildlife Red Tide Current Status Statewide Information This summary report of current red tide conditions around Florida includes a map of sampling results and regional status reports. Reports are generally updated on Friday afternoon. Additional information, if available, is provided on Tuesday afternoon. Long-Term Monitoring Program Reveals a Continuing Loggerhead Decline, Increases in Green Turtle and Leatherback Nesting Analysis reveals a significant decline in loggerhead nesting numbers around the state. Announcement and Call for FY2008-09 Proposals The Nongame Wildlife Grants Program (NWGP) is currently accepti Read More Go to Site

		Hays Cummins' Home Page: Ecology, Marine Biology, Coral Reefs & Rainforests, Weather, Other Courses, Vita ^Votes:0 Home Page: Tropical Ecosystems: Coral Reefs, Rainforests & A Potpourri of Weather, Earth Science & Other Good Things A class picture at Poas Volcano in Costa Rica, 1997. R. Hays Cummins -- Interdisciplinary Studies -- Miami University Search a Database of My Favorite Links!! Welcome! It is 1:58:49 AM on Thursday, November 22, 2007. This page has served 618555 surfers. Last Update: Wednesday, November 7, 2007 Site NAVIGATION--Table of Contents: Listen to a "Voice Navigation" Intro! (Quicktime or MP3 ) WEATHER & EARTH SCIENCE RESOURCES Look Below for.....WEATHERSITES........Use "Pop-Ups"---> Numerical Models & Computer Forecasts --Just The Maps & Views Midwest Weather Hurricanes & Tropical Weather --Spectacular Hurricane Movies and Images--Past and Present --Tropical Satellite Views Radar & Read More Go to Site

		keys ^Votes:0 General Introduction A manual for identification of the more common marine invertebrates, compiled by Ralph T. Smith with the assistance of many contributors. Please note : August 2000 - The current key-producing application is being revised for our new server. Please see Key 3 (Cnidaria) for a sample chapter. These Keys, produced in 1964, are presented both as a model for development of on-line dichotomous keys and as a call for qualified persons to update them. Opinions and Declarations Rendered by the Internat. Commission on Zoological Nomenclature PORIFERA CNIDARIA, Class Hydrozoa CNIDARIA, Class Scyphozoa ( revised April 1999 ) CNIDARIA, Class Anthozoa CTENOPHORA PLATYHELMINTHES NEMERTEA (RHYCHOCOELA) OTHER UNSEGMENTED WORMS: ANNELIDA ARTHROPODA, Subphylum Chelicerata ARTHROPODA, Lowe Read More Go to Site

		LEARN A LITTLE ABOUT MARINE LIFE ^Votes:0 Learn About Marine Life! This page last modified on November 24, 2000. Kingdom : Animalia Marine Invertebrates Marine Vertebrates Other Marine Life: Marine Plants and Algae Marine Habitats Marine Organizations An INDEX of all the marine animals on this web site. The BU Marine Program (BUMP) which I attended my senior year Miss Maggie's Earth Adventure , which is "an invaluable resource for anyone interested in environmental education grades 4-6" This page is dedicated to general information on many different marine organisms! If you love marine life as much as I do, I'm sure you'll enjoy learning some interesting facts about them. Hope you like the page! Please sign my GUEST BOOK! According to the Web Counter , you are number to enter this page. A (*) denotes an image that was fo Read More Go to Site

		MarLIN - The Marine Life Information Network ^Votes:0 Home , Help , Search : Home Species Information \| Habitat Information \| Marine Life Protection .'); this.className='tabbarhover';" onmouseout="this.className='tabbar';"> Species & Habitats Marine Environmental Data Recording Marine Life Learning Zone Publications & Products MarLIN Services Click here to view the What's New page Welcome to the Marine Life Information Network ( MarLIN ). The Marine Life Information Network for Britain and Ireland ( MarLIN ) provides information for marine environmental management, protection and education. It is a centre of excellence in spatially based and time-series marine biological information and supports good stewardship in the marine environment. The MarLIN programme was established in 1998 by the Marine Biological Association in collaboration with t Read More Go to Site

		MBWEB ^Votes:0 WELCOME TO Marine Biology Web AN EDUCATIONAL RESOURCE Get the Webmaster's Marine Biology Book! NEW! MBNEWS, Achievements and Books of 2006 Sept. 07: Bad News: Coral Species Added to World Endangered Species List Can shark fishing cause a cascade to scallops? How Sharks Hide Their Fingers Key MBWEB LINKS Marine Biology Links Glossary of Marine Biology Marine Biology References Marine Biology Labs and Grad. Programs Marine Biology College Programs Summer Courses, Internships Marine Biology Career Interview Becoming a Marine Biologist Marine Biology Bookworm Tides for USA What are they saying about MBWEB? MBWEB is an educational resource for marine biology students with reference lists organized by subject. Many other links are here including links to marine stations , tide information , reco Read More Go to Site

		Micro shells Homepage: (?????L?z?[???y?[?W) ^Votes:0 DATABASE THEATER Welcome to BISYOGAI ! You are guest No. since June 24th, 1999 SHELL SHOP Info Shells AUCTION BIBLIOGRAPHY ?????L ?t???[?}?[?P?b?g LINK ????‚??? ?K?[???X?J?E?g???s??46?c This is a bilingual site. JAPANESE / ENGLISH ???????l???????E?????x????L??f?[?^?x?[?X ?L??}??A???P?[?g ?@ Uji City, KYOTO, JAPAN Machiko Read More Go to Site

		Monterey Bay Aquarium: Home Page ^Votes:0 Aquarium Ticket Info Buy Tickets Now Membership Aquarium Calendar Directions & Parking Visitor Tips Plan an Event What's New Animals & Exhibits Daily Acivities & Programs Podcast, Videos & Web Cams Make a Donation Seafood Watch Ocean Action Team Conservation Research Conservation at the Aquarium Games & Activities Explorer Journals Student Oceanography Club Science Careers Discover Diving E-Cards White Shark on Exhibit Now! KidsBecome One of our Official Explorers for 2008 Mission to the Deep is Now Open Cooking for Solutions 2008 Your Account Inspiring conservation of the oceans © 1999-2007, Monterey Bay Aquarium, 886 Cannery Row, Monterey, CA 93940 Tel: (831) 648-4800 Pressroom \| Plan an Event \| Jobs \| Volunteer \| About Us \| Contact Us \| Site Map \| Privacy \| Terms www.montereybayaq Read More Go to Site

		Mystic Aquarium & Institute For Exploration ^Votes:0 "Sea" things in a NEW light! The first fluorescent corals exhibit in the nation is getting glowing reviews. explore> Ride the Adventure! Come see, hear, and feel the action and fun as you explore through the magic of our interactive XD Theater. Free with Aquarium admission. An Aquarium membership makes a great holiday gift! Get a Free Penguin Adoption kit with a new gift membership ( a $50 value! ) explore > Festival of Lights Returns! December 7, 2007 Come for a night of Holiday magic . Free with the donation of a canned food item. explore> Make your pre-schooler a Sea Schooler ! Next mini-session begins November 26 th explore > Sea of Trees Nov. 23, 2007 - Jan. 2, 2007 Treat your family to a magical walk through a glowing forest of holiday trees--inside the Aquarium! explore Read More Go to Site

		New Jersey Scuba Diver ^Votes:0 Home & Search Dive Sites Artificial Reefs Marine Biology Artifacts & Shipwrecks Gear & Training Frames Top of Page Site Navigation Where to Start Contact Guest Book News, Reports & Announcements What's New Shuffle Close Hosted by Bluehost.com The Online Resource for New Jersey and New York Divers News, Reports & Announcements: All Recent Posts Board Index Dive Reports & Schedules Artificial Reefs Fisheries Miscellaneous Weather - Forecasts & Conditions Directory - Boats, Shops, Clubs, etc Mo's NJ Scuba Message Board Miscellaneous: Guest Book ( Please sign ) System Requirements Copyright Notice Website Statistics History & Contributors Captain Steve's Locker Cozumel Load Table of Contents in sidebar ( much faster website navigation ) Navigating NJScuba.net There are two ways to Read More Go to Site

		NO LONGER AVAILABLE - DELTA Collaborative Multimedia Database Project - Marine Biology Database ^Votes:0 The DELTA Collaborative Multimedia Database Project - Marine Biology Database is no longer available , please use your "back" button. Read More Go to Site

		NOS Special Projects ^Votes:0 This Site NOAA Special Projects, a unit within NOAA's Ocean Service's Management and Budget Office, provides enterprise-level technical and discipline-based support services to help the NOS Assistant Administrator and NOS Program and Staff Offices meet new and existing priority requirements... ( more information ) Planning & Strategy Development Database & Software Engineering GIS Development Socioeconomic Monitoring & Analysis Web Site Design, Development & Support Coastal Resource Assessment Breaking News NOAA Celebrates 200 Years! Check out the new Web site (launched December 2006) Revised December 19, 2006 http://specialprojects.nos.noaa.gov/welcome.html Read More Go to Site

		o c e a n i m a g e s . c o m ^Votes:0 All Images Copyright tom haight Looking for Ocean Images Underwater Video Systems? Visit oceanimagesinc.com Full service web development Your complete guide to Dana Point Read More Go to Site

		Ocean Planet Homepage ^Votes:0 A Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition The text on this site is presented as an archival version of the script of "Ocean Planet," a 1995 Smithsonian Institution traveling exhibition which is no longer on display. The content reflects the state of knowledge at the time of the exhibition, and has not been updated. ENTER THE EXHIBITION HERE Ocean Planet , premiered at the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of Natural History from April 1995 to April 1996, where it attracted nearly two million visitors. This electronic online companion exhibition contains all of the text and most of the panel designs and images found in the traveling exhibition . Learn more about the project by reading an overview of the exhibition, a message from the curator , or a copy of the final r Read More Go to Site

		oceanlink \| marine and ocean sciences and fun ^Votes:0 Web oceanlink.island.net Thanks to all of our sponsors and visitors for helping make this a top ranking marine biology site on the web! Welcome to OceanLink! This website is dedicated to ocean education. Throughout these pages, you will find all kinds of interesting information about things like: the biggest sea animals, marine biology careers, answers to common ocean/animal questions, and much more!! PromoScience provides support for organizations opening science and engineering doors for Canada's young people. Interested in visiting Bamfield Marine Sciences Centre on a field trip? Click here to find out more ! What's New?!? The Nisga'a Coast Watch Program The Neptune Project has begun! Cable is now being laid-out for the undersea equipment. VENUS, The Victoria Experimental Network Under Read More Go to Site

		Odyssey Expeditions - Tropical Marine Biology Voyages! ^Votes:0 Join Odyssey Expeditions Tropical Marine Biology Voyages this summer for an educational experience of a lifetime O dyssey E xpeditions Tropical Marine Biology Voyages offers educational adventure programs for high school and college students aboard sailing catamarans in the British Virgin Islands and Windward Islands (St. Lucia, St. Vincent, Martinique, Dominica). Learn about marine biology, coral reefs, turtles, sharks, fishes, ecology and take part in hands-on research projects and underwater environmental service progrects plus earn school credit. No experience is necessary, learn Sailing, PADI SCUBA diving, Seamanship, and explore the islands hiking, climbing, scuba diving. Coed programs available for students ages 13-22. Voyages are 2,3 and 4 weeks long in June, July, and August. Tuit Read More Go to Site

		Reefs of the Gulf ^Votes:0 Reefs of the Gulf is your on-line headquarters for a tour of the submarine world in the Gulf of Mexico from May 2-22, 1998. You'll be aboard the NR-1, the U.S. Navy's only nuclear-powered research submarine. Sign up now to receive updates about featured cruises in the future! Follow the scientists on their research mission and learn about: the NR-1 light in water sea turtles the gulf's unique and precious reef environments how scientists detect hydrocarbon seeps Read about cruise activities and discoveries in the scientists' cruise journal . Thanks for mentioning Gulf Tour: CNN Headline News \| Popular Science \| The Bridge Family PC Fun \| WebTrips Send comments about this website to gulftour@ocean.tamu.edu Ask a scientist a question at http://gulftour.tamu.edu/ask_scientist.html Page update Read More Go to Site

		Scuba Diving Australia - Dive the Great Barrier Reef with Undersea Explorer ^Votes:0 BOOKINGS \| RATES & SCHEDULE \| EXPEDITIONS \| FACTS \| PHOTOS \| RESEARCH \| NEWS \| SHIP SHOP \| CONTACT US Remote Dive Destinations Undersea Explorer's guests visit Australia's best dive sites on the Great Barrier Reef and Coral Sea. Departing Port Douglas, the expeditions are 6 to 9 days duration . We visit remote Osprey Reef which offers 1000 mtr drop-offs, shark dive and pelagic action, the coral gardens of the Ribbon Reefs and the World Famous Cod Hole. In Oct and Nov we visit the far northern reefs including the magnificent Raine Island for turtle and Tiger shark action Adventure Diving Undersea Explorer is a liveaboard scuba diving operation , which combines adventure diving with authentic marine research and education. Your diving experience is our priority. Diver's abilities are respect Read More Go to Site

		Seahorse Park - Facts ^Votes:0 back to Seahorse Park Entrance \| back to Grafico de Poost seahorse news \| seahorse multimedia gallery \| facts and figures \| seahorse links \| finmail Seahorse Park - Facts & Figures under construction? why of course! General \| Species/geographical distribution \| Size/Food/Breeding \| Commercial/Medical/Biological Trivia \| Literature/Media General The Seahorse is a Fish. Seahorse Park is a cyberspace about everything you can think of relating to Seahorses. Seahorse Genus: Hippocampus. Species count: about 35 worldwide. The world's specialist on Seahorses is Amanda Vincent, Canadian zoologist. 12 Species of the genus Hippocampus & Geographical distribution* H. ingens West coast of (sub)tropical North-, Central- and South America H. hippocampus Mediterranean Sea, Atlantic Sea from Morrocco thro Read More Go to Site

		Tree of Life Web Project ^Votes:0 Tree of Life Web Project Explore the Tree of Life Browse the Site Root of the Tree Popular Pages Sample Pages Recent Additions Random Page Treehouses Images, Movies,... advanced Group Search Text Search Image Search about this picture Learn about ... Trichoptera (caddisflies) image info Trichoptera, or caddisflies, comprise the most diverse insect order whose members are exclusively aquatic.... read more previously featured pages News Tree of Life and Encyclopedia of Life will collaborate... read more The Tree of Life Web Project (ToL) is a collaborative effort of biologists from around the world . On more than 9000 World Wide Web pages, the project provides information about the diversity of organisms on Earth, their evolutionary history ( phylogeny ), and characteristics. Each page conta Read More Go to Site

		UCMP Marine Biology List ^Votes:0 Marine Biology Algae and Seaweeds Cyanobacteria Green algae Kelps and brown algae Red algae Extinct Marine Life Ammonites Ichthyosaurs Monterey Formation, California Sea scorpions Trilobites Vendian Animals Marine Ecosystems Corals and coral reefs Kelp and Intertidal communities Marine Invertebrates Box jellies Brachiopods Comb jellies Corals and Sea anemones Crustaceans Flatworms Horseshoe crabs Jellyfish Molluscs Nemertine worms Peanut worms Polychaete worms Sponges Starfish, urchins, and sea cucumbers Tube worms Tunicates Marine Vertebrates Bony Fish Hagfish Lampreys Sharks and rays Turtles Whales and dolphins Plankton Coccolithophorids Diatoms Dinoflagellates Foraminifera Green algae Radiolarians Read More Go to Site

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