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Cultivating Marine Researchers
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Mapping the Hecate Strait Glass Sponge Reefs
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Mini But Mighty: Micro AUVs
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Deep-Sea Corals & Cold Seeps: Unraveling a Mysterious Relationship
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Artificial Reef Survey Supports Coastal Infrastructure & Ecosystem Protection
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Modeling Technology Improves Seagrass Restoration
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Time to Listen: Underwater Noise in the Marine Environment
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Repairing Coral Reefs After Damage Post Bleaching and Storms
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International Consensus for a Sustainable Future for the Marine Environment and Better Management of Fisheries and Aquaculture
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Longshore Drift Drives Innovative Management
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