Thanks again to all of the Canadian Coast Guard Crew aboard the Hudson and DFO Science Staff for all of their effort during our mission.
I've compiled 3 video clips, 1 for each of the 3 study locations:
Emerald Basin,
Laurentian Channel & the
Gully MPA. Each video shows the highlights at each location. Enjoy!!!
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| Large sponge (Vazella pourtalesi) dominated in Emerald Basin. The world's largest known concentration of this sponge. |
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| Sea pens (Anthoptilum sp.) are present in the Laurentian Channel in concentrations not yet observed anywhere else on Earth. |
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| Dense aggregations of bamboo coral (Keratoisis ornata) were observed along the "Southwest Prong" of the Gully MPA. The diversity of this area was astounding. |
Hi there,
ReplyDeleteI can't find any contact information, but I would be very interested in using some of the images on this blog in a marine species identification app I am developing. Please let me know if this would be OK.
Jarrett Corke (jcorke@wwfcanada.org)
Hi there,
ReplyDeleteI can't find any contact information, but I would be very interested in using some of the images on this blog in a marine species identification app I am developing. Please let me know if this would be OK.
Jarrett Corke (jcorke@wwfcanada.org)