ResourceMean circulation and high-frequency flow amplification in the Sable Gully
"The Sable Gully, a broad, shelf break submarine canyon approximately 40 km east of Sable Island on the eastern Scotian Shelf, separates Banquereau and Sable Island Banks. Unique among canyons on the eastern Canadian continental shelf because of its depth...
ResourceLobster trap impact on coral reefs: effects of wind-driven trap movement
"Commercial fishers report finding their lobster traps often great distances from their original location following major hurricanes. But traps also move during lesser wind events, such as during winter cold fronts. To assess trap impact on coral communit...
ResourceRe-creating missing population baselines for Pacific reef sharks
"Sharks and other large predators are scarce on most coral reefs, but studies of their historical ecology provide qualitative evidence that predators were once numerous in these ecosystems. Quantifying density of sharks in the absence of humans (baseline)...
ResourceUse of sucralose and caffeine as tracers of human waste in a coral reef ecosystem
Over the past ten years, divers have noted a decrease in healthy coral cover and an increase in benthic algae in Vatia Bay, on the island of Tutuila, American Samoa. The cause for this is unknown, but one hypothesis is that nutrient pollution from the loc...
ResourceImproving Pacific coral restoration through a coordinated experimental restoration network
Restoration efforts are constrained by time and resource availability, necessitating improvements in restoration efficiency or success of interventions to keep pace with the rates of reef decline. Major improvements in coral restoration have been driven p...