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Is the Underwater World as Silent as We Think?
For centuries, the ocean has been imagined as a place of silence. Divers will tell you it feels peaceful beneath...
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The Tide of Change: Garifuna Communities of Trujillo Bay in The Face of Climate Change
An increasingly warm sea On the Caribbean coast, the Garífuna communities of Trujillo Bay in Honduras are already...
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Peggy's Journey: A Tale of Hope, Homecomings, and Hard Choices for Sea Turtles
It’s been 30 years since I last touched this beach. My name is Peggy, and when I was just a tiny loggerhead...
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How Does Mangrove Loss Threaten Coastal Ecosystems and Community Livelihoods?
White mangrove roots (Laguncularia racemosa). Las Perlas Archipelago, Panama. CC: Rachel Graham/MarAlliance. Mangrove...
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Built to Thrive: The Evolutionary Wonders of Shark Anatomy
Sharks first appeared in the fossil record nearly 400 million years ago, long before dinosaurs or the first...
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A Mesoamerican Love Commute: One Male Loggerhead’s Yearly Journey
Each year, a mature male loggerhead turtle (Caretta caretta) undertakes a precise journey between Belize and...
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Conservation of the Hawksbill Turtle in Masargandup: A Link Between Science and Guna Cosmovision
On a small island in the Panamanian Caribbean, north of the Gulf of Guna Yala, hawksbill turtles (Eretmochelys...
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Tides of Change: How a Honduran Fisherman Became an Unexpected Ally for Sharks
On the North Coast of Honduras, our new study on sharks and rays aims to generate key tools for the administration...
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Panama: Key Sanctuary for Sharks and Rays
Did you know that sharks and rays have been around since before dinosaurs walked the Earth? Today, these ancient...
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