Ecological monitoring
20 years of ecological monitoring in the Gulf of California
The Long Term Ecological Monitoring Program (LTEMP) began in 1998 as a collaborative effort between…
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Marine habitat distributions in the Gulf of California
The value of nature and its contribution to human well-being and development is being increasingly…
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Finding fish with sound at Cabo Pulmo National Park
Counting fish is not an easy task and traditionally requires dive teams to spend many…
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Recovering fishery resources in the Gulf of California
Ocean reefs are a source of food and income for many coastal communities that extract…
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Mangroves are snapper generators
Juvenile yellow snapper (Lutjanus argentiventris) depend on estuary habitats in their first year of life….
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How distance between mangroves and reefs could affect snapper populations
Several species of snappers are dependent on mangrove forests during their first year of life…
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Richness, density and biomass as measures of health
There is a huge difference between the rocky reefs in the Gulf of California that…
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Mexico’s reefs and underwater data
For the last 15 years GCMP scientists have been surveying many of the rocky reefs…
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