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SA News: Lowry interns at Oceans Research in South Africa

17 July 2017 By admin

Lowry interns at Oceans Research in South Africa: SALEM — After graduating with a bachelor’s degree in marine biology and conservation biology from Bowling Green State University this past December, Kate Lowry of Salem, shown above, was accepted for an internship in South Africa at Oceans Research. Source: "South Africa" - BingNews England and South Africa clash in … [Read more...] about SA News: Lowry interns at Oceans Research in South Africa

How African countries can harness the huge potential of their oceans | The Conversation

29 May 2017 By admin

How African countries can harness the huge potential of their oceans: ShutterstockOver the past decade there’s been a steady rise across Africa in the attention given to the responsible use of the oceans to contribute to economic growth – or what’s known as the Blue Economy. The opportunities around Africa’s blue economies are enormous with … [Read more...] about How African countries can harness the huge potential of their oceans | The Conversation

Seychelles a voice for oceans and youth at climate conference

23 November 2016 By admin

Seychelles a voice for oceans and youth at climate conference: Seychelles was a prominent voice for the oceans at the United Nations climate change conference (COP22) that ended in Marrakech, Morocco, last Friday with Ambassador Ronny Jumeau being chosen to report on the oceans to a high-level plenary meeting. He spoke at several other oceans events and was also in demand at … [Read more...] about Seychelles a voice for oceans and youth at climate conference

Why the Indian Ocean’s little-known humpback dolphins need protection | The Conversation

19 April 2016 By admin

Bridget Susan JamesWhen discussing my research on humpback dolphins people often think I mean the humpback whale. The humpback dolphin is probably the least-known marine mammal of Africa. It lives close to shore, just behind the breakers in waters up to about 20m deep. Humpback dolphins are very shy. They regularly swim in small groups and, as a result, they are not easy to … [Read more...] about Why the Indian Ocean’s little-known humpback dolphins need protection | The Conversation

Openfield appointed to do sponsored marketing for Two Oceans Mrarathon

1 January 2016 By admin

Openfield has been appointed by the Two Oceans Marathon NPC to evaluate the brand equity and event assets of the Old Mutual Two Oceans Marathon.  As part of this partnership, Openfield will assist with developing a commercial model to allow increased and sustainable growth of the world’s most beautiful marathon. Read more on: Media Update Submit your own Press Release … [Read more...] about Openfield appointed to do sponsored marketing for Two Oceans Mrarathon

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