Drawing board to reality: Full-tilt forward on a “BioBank” of all reefbuilding coral species
Imagine an aquarium with colonies of every reefbuilding coral species on Earth. Imagine it as a repository to be drawn upon for reef restoration and research efforts, as many oceanographers are forecasting mounting climatic assaults on coral reefs as we know them.
USARK: Lacey Act Amendments Headed to Reconciliation
The latest updates from the United States Association of Reptile Keepers encourage engagement with your representatives as Lacey Act Amendments appear clearly destined for the reconciliation process.
PIJAC Celebrates its 50th Anniversary with a Name Change to Pet Advocacy Network
PIJAC Celebrates its 50th Anniversary with a name change to Pet Advocacy Network, unveiling a new website and logo as part of its rebranding.
"Tropicalization" Will Bring Reef Fishes into Northern Waters
Clownfish and marine butterflyfish, among other warm-water tropical fish species, will be spreading northward in the coming years as sea temperatures rise, according to a new study from scientists at Japan’s Hokkaido University.
Stunning new-to-science fairy wrasse is first-ever fish described by a Maldivian scientist
A familiar fish for some reef aquarists has a new species name. Named after Maldives’ national flower, the species is added to the tree of life as part of California Academy of Sciences’s global Hope for Reefs initiative/
VIDEO Inside Look: AMAZONAS Magazine “FRESHWATER STING says:
[…] That’s right, you can now get Inside Look, your exclusive sneak peek at the brand new issue of the aquarium magazine AMAZONAS, in video format! Host Alex Rose walks you through the latest issue, FRESHWATER STINGRAYS, the September/October 2023 edition. You can still get the FRESHWATER STINGRAYS Inside Look in a readable format as well! […]