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What Happens When A Species Disappears?
VI-EPSCoR Elisa Lacatena 2/6/17 VI-EPSCoR Elisa Lacatena 2/6/17

What Happens When A Species Disappears?

In the US Virgin Islands, large species parrotfish have been removed from the ecosystem and indeed the marine food chain. The consequence of this loss is unknown.

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There Is Hope For The Nassau Grouper
VI-EPSCoR Elisa Lacatena 1/26/17 VI-EPSCoR Elisa Lacatena 1/26/17

There Is Hope For The Nassau Grouper

With vigilance, education and regulations, Nassau grouper stocks may once again be plentiful.

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More Than $26,000 Awarded to Teachers for Marine Debris Prevention and Education
VI-EPSCoR Elisa Lacatena 12/14/16 VI-EPSCoR Elisa Lacatena 12/14/16

More Than $26,000 Awarded to Teachers for Marine Debris Prevention and Education

The NOAA Marine Debris Prevention Grant through UVI provides the opportunity for teachers and students to develop projects to engage and educate the greater USVI community about marine debris problems and solutions.

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Zooplankton Abundance & Distribution in the Territory Has Never Been Studied, Until Now.
VI-EPSCoR Elisa Lacatena 12/9/16 VI-EPSCoR Elisa Lacatena 12/9/16

Zooplankton Abundance & Distribution in the Territory Has Never Been Studied, Until Now.

UVI graduate Mara Duke is studying plankton in Brewers Bay. The purpose of her study is to gain unique insight into how environmental conditions impact all levels of the ecosystem within a small coastal bay with highly diverse habitat types.

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This material is based upon work supported by the U.S. National Science Foundation under Grant No. OIA-1946412.

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