Point Lobos, USA
Point Lobos State Natural Reserve located in California, USA is known for its spectacular beauty both onshore and offshore. The Reserve is considered “the crown jewel of the State Park
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Fireworks Anemone Monitoring Project, United Kingdom
The Fireworks Anemone, Pachycerianthus multiplicatus, is a spectacular, tube dwelling sea anemone with a tentacle span that can be almost half a metre across. It is an uncommon species and
Aotearoa Lakes, New Zealand
Lake Tomarata Project
Lake Tomarata is a high value recreationally used lake surrounded by an extensive wetland and is the only one of its kind in the Auckland region. It is
Hunsfels, Germany
Our project deals with a lake that is only 4 years old.
It is an old quarry, which has filled up after unsuccessful blasting works. We want to observe the
An Earth Day Message from Our Executive Director Dr. Todd Kincaid
Happy Earth Day Project Baseliners!Spring has sprung here in Nevada. It’s warm again – mostly. And, stuck at home, like I’m guessing so many of you are as well, I
Project Baseline Lake Pupuke
I have always tried to document observations in an attempt
to better understand environmental changes. The biggest challenge I have faced
was getting my observations to organizations that are able to use
Project Baseline Loch Long
Project Baseline Loch Long was established by a small group of dedicated divers in the relatively remote West Coast of Scotland. After setting up their initial visibility monitoring
Project Baseline Haarlemmermeerse
Project Baseline Haarlemmermeer, The Netherlands is active since 2011. We started with only two underwater stations, but soon after, the need for more stations evolved as time progressed. Up until
Fall-2019 Engagement Drive
In November, our Director engaged the public with Project
Baseline’s mission and call to action at four events centered around the 20th
anniversary GUE conference that was held in Gainesville Florida.
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Preserving Florida’s Springs: The Bottled Spring Water Problem
Florida’s Springs are imperiled.
Most are flowing 30% to 50% less now than their historical average. Some don’t flow at all except after big storms or abnormally wet periods. Nearly