Negaprion, phase 4

Marking a juvenile shark

Océane Beaufort completed a fourth mission in Saint Martin on November 16-21, in continued collaboration with the scientific office of the Réserve Naturelle, as part of the Negaprion mission.

This shark specialist had recently returned from Panama, where she participated in a scientific conference organized by the Gulf and Caribbean Fishing Institute, during which a session was dedicated to the scientific study of sharks and rays. In Saint Martin, a tour was made of sites already identified as nurseries for lemon sharks, to especially observe the presence of juvenile sharks in a zone that had previously been observed, as well as the presence of young leopard rays,

All articles from: Newsletter-25

Better Knowledge About Protected Areas And Protected Species

1 : Edito Newsletter 25
2 : From dream to reality
3 : «Save our sharks» on both sides of the island
4 : Negaprion, phase 4
5 : Caves: a well-kept secret
6 : Reefs and herbariums under the microscope
7 : Cactus and gaïacs at the heart of a scientific mission
8 : A dead sea turtle washed up on the beach
9 : Get rid of sargassum, but respect the turtles
10 : Manage the herbarium in favor of green turtles
11 : BioHab presented in Saint Barth
12 : Kite surfing: up to a 1500 € fine
13 : 78 patrouilles en 3 mois
14 : Forbidden from the Réserve for 15 days
15 : An inter-service mission
16 : Bye-Bye ruins at Galion
17 : Babit Point 100% nature
18 : Chevrise: the birds await you
19 : Students learn about the importance of wetlands
20 : Students face the impacts of climate change
21 : Welcome Julie !
22 : All about coastal wading birds
23 : Whale watching: yes but...
24 : Agoa: update on marine mammals
25 : Yarari, the new dutch sanctuary
26 : Key points of the second management council
27 : Cooperate and share for better management
28 : The Heineken Regatta, friend to whales
29 : BEST: Europe Overseas
30 : The Réserve represented in Brest
31 : BEST: the Réserve represented in Brussels
32 : BEST & CEPF: identical goals
33 : Six birds with one stone, at the DCNA
34 : BEST 2.0: four top projects selected
35 : BEST 3: close to goal
36 : Mazda helps protect turtles

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