From 30 May – 1 June 2013 the deep reef of Bonaire, Caribbean Netherlands, was explored with the aid of the “Curasub” submarine of Substation Curaçao. The shallow reefs of the Caribbean are considered a biodiversity-hotspot, an area with exceptional diversity of plants, animals and ecosystems yet surprisingly little is known about the flora and fauna of the deeper reefs. Particularly the deep reefs of Bonaire, St. Eustatius and Saba have hardly been explored. This represents a critical knowledge gap for developing future reef policies and management practices. In order to adequately protect the ecosystem and construct sustainable management plans it is essential to document the biodiversity and to gain an understanding of what processes kee...
The benthic habitats of Saba Bank (17°259N, 63°309W) are at risk from maritime traffic, especially o...
Saba Bank Atoll, Netherlands Antilles, is one of the three largest atolls on Earth and provides habi...
A collection of samples containing algae from the salines of Bonaire was brought home by Mr P. Wagen...
From 30 May – 1 June 2013 the deep reef of Bonaire, Caribbean Netherlands, was explored with the aid...
Arthur C. TrembanisCoral reefs are some of the most economically valuable and biologically diverse e...
Bonaire and Curacao are oceanic islands surrounded by coral reefs on their leeward sides extending s...
The coral reefs of Bonaire, providing resources and environmental services, are often ranked among t...
Bonaire and Curaçao are oceanic islands surrounded by coral reefs on their leeward sides extending s...
We assessed the status of coral reef benthic communities at Bonaire, Netherlands Antilles, in Decemb...
Coral reefs throughout the Caribbean have suffered the effects of human activities, including overfi...
The health and abundance of coral reefs are declining worldwide. Coastal development, terrestrial ru...
The benthic habitats of Saba Bank (17 degrees 25'N, 63 degrees 30'W) are at risk from maritime traff...
Although the corals and reefs of Curaçao are fairly well known (VAN DER HORST 1927, Roos 1964, 1967)...
Up till now the only description of submarine localities with regard to stony corals in the Netherla...
Lac is a semi-enclosed lagoon located on the south-eastern side of Bonaire, and contains a diversity...
The benthic habitats of Saba Bank (17°259N, 63°309W) are at risk from maritime traffic, especially o...
Saba Bank Atoll, Netherlands Antilles, is one of the three largest atolls on Earth and provides habi...
A collection of samples containing algae from the salines of Bonaire was brought home by Mr P. Wagen...
From 30 May – 1 June 2013 the deep reef of Bonaire, Caribbean Netherlands, was explored with the aid...
Arthur C. TrembanisCoral reefs are some of the most economically valuable and biologically diverse e...
Bonaire and Curacao are oceanic islands surrounded by coral reefs on their leeward sides extending s...
The coral reefs of Bonaire, providing resources and environmental services, are often ranked among t...
Bonaire and Curaçao are oceanic islands surrounded by coral reefs on their leeward sides extending s...
We assessed the status of coral reef benthic communities at Bonaire, Netherlands Antilles, in Decemb...
Coral reefs throughout the Caribbean have suffered the effects of human activities, including overfi...
The health and abundance of coral reefs are declining worldwide. Coastal development, terrestrial ru...
The benthic habitats of Saba Bank (17 degrees 25'N, 63 degrees 30'W) are at risk from maritime traff...
Although the corals and reefs of Curaçao are fairly well known (VAN DER HORST 1927, Roos 1964, 1967)...
Up till now the only description of submarine localities with regard to stony corals in the Netherla...
Lac is a semi-enclosed lagoon located on the south-eastern side of Bonaire, and contains a diversity...
The benthic habitats of Saba Bank (17°259N, 63°309W) are at risk from maritime traffic, especially o...
Saba Bank Atoll, Netherlands Antilles, is one of the three largest atolls on Earth and provides habi...
A collection of samples containing algae from the salines of Bonaire was brought home by Mr P. Wagen...