 | Marine Resources Boat Show Party 2008 The Marine Resources Boat Show Party 2008. Visit http://www.marineresources.co.uk |
 | Marine Resources and Pharmaceutical Products While there are significant challenges involved in harvesting marine resources for medical use, the potential for improving and even saving lives is too great to ignore. From the series The Endless Voyage: Introduction to Oceanography. Copyright 2003. www.intelecomstore.org. |
 | Monarch Mentors: Dr. Cynthia Jones ODU has award-winning faculty, including Dr. Cynthia Jones, Professor and Eminent Scholar in the Department of Ocean, Earth & Atmospheric Sciences. Dr. Jones is the Director of ODU's Center for Quantitative Fisheries Ecology and the first scientist ever to serve on the Virginia Marine Resources Commission. Jones was named Virginia Professor of the Year in 2004 and received an Outstanding Faculty Award from the State Council for Higher Education in Virginia in 2005. |
 | Maritime geckos and scorpions in Paracas Geckos, solifuges and scorpions take advantage of marine resources to survive in one of the driest deserts on earth. |
 | Shell Planting Take a ride with Jim Wesson into the mouth of the Great Wicomico river to unload 3,000 bushels of oyster shells. He's the director of conservation and replenishment at the Virginia Marine Resources Commission (VMRC) and each spring he overseas projects to fortify oyster reefs in the Chesapeake Bay and it's tributaries. This year his group planted about 300,000 bushels of oyster shells in total. It's an impressive process that requires coordination with many different groups, but as Jim points out it is "absolutely essential." |
 | Promoting Marine Resource Conservation through Film MIF-IDB Stories of Change. In partnership with the Buccoo Reef Trust (BRT), this project helped to establish an in-house film production unit, allowing BRT to strengthen its multimedia environmental campaign. See more: http://www.iadb.org/mif/geodata.cfm |
 | Marine Sciences and the Management of Coastal Resources Oceanographer Clint Winant shares how the integration of results from various disciplines including meteorology, physical oceanography, chemistry and biology can help to improve the management of our coastal resources. Series: "Birch Aquarium Presents, The" [2/2001] [Science] [Show ID: 5454] |
 | Exploitation of Sierra Leone's resources A video of the exploitation of Sierra Leone's mineral and marine resources. |
 | Perspectives on Ocean Science: Marine Science The largest of the 30 National Sea Grant programs, California Sea Grant draws on the talents of scientists and engineers at public and private universities throughout the state. Join Dr. Russ Moll as he describes how the program contributes to the growing body of knowledge about coastal and marine resources and helps solve contemporary marine-related problems. Series: Perspectives on Ocean Science [7/2006] [Science] [Show ID: 11501] |
 | Molting Horseshoe Crab This video was taken at the 2008 Virginia State Fair. It shows a horseshoe crab shedding it's shell. Video provided by the Virginia Marine Resources Commission. |
 | Wageningen UR, for quality of life IMARES -- the Institute for Marine Resources and Ecosystem Studies -- is a part of Wageningen University & Research. Wageningen IMARES specializes in strategic and applied marine ecological research. The institute was established in mid 2006, the result of a cooperation between RIVO (the Netherlands Institute for Fisheries Research), elements of Alterra and the Department of Ecological Risks within the TNO. Products and services include field studies, real-life scale experiments, exploratory studies at the laboratory level, data management and modelling. The institute has modern research facilities at its disposal, is ISO certified and accredited for chemical and ecotoxicological research. Clients include the government and national and international businesses. The field of work compromises: Environment, Marine fisheries, Ecology and Aquaculture |
 | Buck Island Reef National Monument The National Park Service's Buck Island Reef National Monument in St. Croix, USVI and the NOAA Center for Coastal Monitoring and Assessment -- Biogeography Branch have produced a video documenting the scientific work underway between the two agencies and its partners to produce data and information to support the management of marine resources found within and around the Monument. This video illustrates the agency partnership and showcases cutting-edge technologies to map and monitor the marine environment in an effort to evaluate the effectiveness of the marine protected areas (MPAs). Buck Island Reef National Monument is one of the few fully protected marine protected areas in the National Park System, and is "one of the finest marine gardens in the Caribbean Sea." For more information and the full version please visit: http://ccma.nos.noaa.gov/products/biogeography/buck_island/welcome.html |
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