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Bio-images
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Marine,
Underwater, Wildlife, Cultures and Environment Photography and Video
by Colin Munro
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RRemote video surveys, Biological and Environmental surveys, Diver surveys, Environmental Impact Assesment |
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Lyme
Bay reefs and Eunicella verrucosa (pink seafan) research programme
- earlier RR reports now online.
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| Seafan & reef ecology research programme, mobile fishing gear & scallop dredging impacts | New-basking shark video added 6th July | Benthic surveys, environmental impact assessment, biological diving, drop-video, towed video, spatial mapping |
| New-Great white shark video clip 30th Nov | ||
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copyright Colin Munro ____________
Site maintained by Colin Munro. Last update: 12th
March 2008
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| Marine, Underwater, Wildlife, Cultures and environment Stock Photography & Video. Our underwater, travel & wildlife photographic library holds over 10,000 photographs of marine scenes and marine species from all oceans. We specialise in British and Atlantic Ocean species, particularly marine invertebrates. Our photographic library also holds a great many species from the Indo-Pacific and Mediterranean. We are not only underwater photographers, but also professional marine biologists with considerable taxonomic expertise. Our stock library is perhaps unique in the care taken to ensure correct identification of species and description of behaviour depicted. We run underwater photography, video and survey courses. New Great white images Nov 2006 | ||
| Marine Bio-images Environmental survey and consultancy is a specialist consultancy providing EIA, survey, monitoring and consultancy services for industries and agencies who operate in the marine environment. Established as Marine Biological Surveys in 1993, we are among the most experienced marine biological consultants in the U.K. | ||
| Lyme Bay Reefs and Eunicella verrucosa (pink seafan) research programme is a not-for-profit organisation conducting research on the ecology of the pink seafan Eunicella verrucosa on temperate reefs. Our research focusses on the seafan population on the East Tennants Reef in Lyme Bay, SW England. Specifically, our work addresses the population dynamics and reproductive ecology of Eunicella verrucosa. The study also looks at conservation management of the reefs and human impacts, in particular scallop dredging. | ||