News 2008
Census Highlighted on Canadian Television
The Census has been featured in a half hour television segment on the Canadian Broadcasting Coporation’s show “Land and Sea.” The show visited the Fundy Isles in the Gulf of Maine to film NaGISA researchers as they sampled the intertidal and subtidal zone. The segment provides an overview of the Census as a whole and a detailed look at NaGISA research in the Gulf of Maine, which is led by Peter Lawton, Centre for Marine Biodiversity and Gerhard Pohle, Huntsman Marine Science Centre. The full video, which features both above and underwater footage and interviews, is available online at the CBC Land and Sea website (requires Real Player to view): Land and Sea.
World Conference on Marine Biodiversity an Enormous Success
At the November 11-15, 2008, World Conference on Marine Biodiversity in Valencia, Spain, a large number of Census of Marine Life projects and scientists presented their latest research results in a five-day meeting that clearly demonstrated the enormous progress in the field over the last few years.