Since Turneffe Atoll was designated as a Marine Reserve in 2012 by Minister Lisel Alamilla, it has become a hub for tourism and research. At

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“Dangerous, blood thirsty, sharp-toothed apex predator of the sea…” While reading this description, did your mind immediately conjure the image of a shark?  Studies conducted

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This World Wildlife Day, we delve into the realm of digital innovation, spotlighting the transformative potential of digital conservation technologies and services in driving wildlife

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The essence of diversity and equality in research extends far beyond mere numerical balance. It is the infusion of varied experiences, perspectives, and ideas that