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Sloane Viola (SBC), The Role of Disturbance, Larval Supply, and Native Community on the Establishment of a Non-Native Species on Oil Platforms in the Santa Barbara Channel.
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Sometimes surveying coral is shallow enough to just snorkel.
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The author with cinderblocks “planted” with young coral.
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The author motoring out to the reefs.
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A vibrant coral reef ecosystem in Moorea.
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Another example of what my pitfall traps look like after a bear encounter.
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Mom and two cubs crossing the road near one of my field sites.
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The bears pull my traps out of the ground and then eat and/or spill the contents before tossing the cups aside. (Normally the white plate would be held over the pitfall trap with the plastic nails to act as a rain cover).
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Students working hard and testing out those salad containers.
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Students working hard and testing out those salad containers.
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