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Investigation Investigation Assess the state of marine ecosystems now and in the past and develop predictive models for the future Education Education Train new marine biodiversity and conservation scientists in the United States and around the world Integration Integration Develop novel interdisciplinary approaches linking the biological, physical, social and informatic sciences Communication Communication Increase public understanding of scientific issues and provide sound scientific analyses to policy makers Application Application Design technically sophisticated, regionally appropriate strategies to prevent and reverse biodiversity collapse Running Hot and Cold in the Deep Sea: Scientists Explore Rare Environment Researchers discover unknown species at juncture where hot and cold habitats collide Read more... Read our blog! Read more... Researchers Identify Mysterious Life Forms in the Extreme Deep Sea ‘Dropcam’ and other deep-sea instruments reveal strange creatures of the dark deep during expedition to Mariana Trench Read more... 'Illusion of Plenty' Masking Collapse of Two Key Southern California Fisheries Scripps-led study finds overfishing of spawning areas, environmental conditions behind collapse of two bass species Read more... Read our blog! Read more... Loss of Large Predators Has Caused Widespread Disruption of Ecosystems Scripps scientists part of research team studying cascading effects on ecosystems Read more... Scripps Researcher Helps Raise Deep Concerns about Deep Sea New leader of Scripps’ Center for Marine Biodiversity and Conservation warns of threats to Earth’s largest ecosystem Read more... Scripps Study Finds Plastic in Nine Percent of 'Garbage Patch' Fishes SEAPLEX researchers estimate tens of thousands of tons of debris annually ingested by fish in middle ocean depths of North Pacific Ocean Read more... Study Finds Common Ground for Ecosystems and Fishing in Northwest Mexico Researchers create map of fishery sub-regions necessary for customized ecosystem-based management Read more... « 01 Running Hot and Cold in the Deep Sea: Scientists Explore Rare Environment Researchers discover unknown species at juncture where hot and cold habitats collide 02 Read our blog! 03 Researchers Identify Mysterious Life Forms in the Extreme Deep Sea ‘Dropcam’ and other deep-sea instruments reveal strange creatures of the dark deep during expedition to Mariana Trench 04 'Illusion of Plenty' Masking Collapse of Two Key Southern California Fisheries Scripps-led study finds overfishing of spawning areas, environmental conditions behind collapse of two bass species 05 Read our blog! 06 Loss of Large Predators Has Caused Widespread Disruption of Ecosystems Scripps scientists part of research team studying cascading effects on ecosystems 07 Scripps Researcher Helps Raise Deep Concerns about Deep Sea New leader of Scripps’ Center for Marine Biodiversity and Conservation warns of threats to Earth’s largest ecosystem 08 Scripps Study Finds Plastic in Nine Percent of 'Garbage Patch' Fishes SEAPLEX researchers estimate tens of thousands of tons of debris annually ingested by fish in middle ocean depths of North Pacific Ocean 09 Study Finds Common Ground for Ecosystems and Fishing in Northwest Mexico Researchers create map of fishery sub-regions necessary for customized ecosystem-based management » Pause Frontpage Slideshow (version 1.7.2) - Copyright © 2006-2008 by JoomlaWorks
Scripps Oceanography News Running Hot and Cold in the Deep Sea: Scientists Explore Rare Environment Researchers discover unknown species at juncture where hot and cold habitats collide Scripps Oceanography's Center for Marine Biodiversity and Conservation Toasts 10 Years Center celebrates anniversary and looks forward to the decades ahead Researchers Identify Mysterious Life Forms in the Extreme Deep Sea 'Dropcam' and other deep-sea instruments reveal strange creatures of the dark deep during expedition to Mariana Trench 'Illusion of Plenty' Masking Collapse of Two Key Southern California Fisheries Scripps-led study finds overfishing of spawning areas, environmental conditions behind collapse of two bass species Announcements Student's Weekly Blog in the SD Union Tribune Aaron Hartmann gives an insider's look at marine biology Techniques for Reducing Bycatch Call for papers for in ESR CMBC "brown bag" Tuesdays Schedule of discussions CMBC Ocean Leaders Give Now Featured Research Curing Disease with a Nice Hot Bath
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