Project Snapshot: Rewilding Dogger Bank
Rewilding Dogger Bank is a three-year initiative to reverse centuries of environmental damage and strengthen legal protections for an ecologically rich area of the North Sea.
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Rewilding Dogger Bank is a three-year initiative to reverse centuries of environmental damage and strengthen legal protections for an ecologically rich area of the North Sea.
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Over the next three weeks, two back-to-back expeditions will gather seafloor mapping data and explore the seafloor with ROVs to illuminate deep-sea habitats around Palau.
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With a total fund of $65,000, the awards will help recipients overcome financial barriers related to fieldwork, specimen preparation, publication and event/conference attendance.
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Scientists have discovered “dark oxygen” being created on the ocean seafloor by “polymetallic nodules” that potentially support life, as shown by new research in the journal Nature Geoscience.
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The DOT-NM Autosampler autonomously samples eDNA over extended deployments without the need for labor-intensive, vessel-based campaigns.
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Using Ocean Diagnostics’ Ascension eDNA depth sampler, Minderoo’s OceanOmics team has collected hundreds of eDNA samples along Australia’s southwestern coastline, often in remote and undersurveyed locations.
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