Project Baseline Wellington – The big sea urchin count
Large numbers of sea urchins pose a threat to kelp forests in coastal waters around the world. In New Zealand, healthy kelp forests can sustain high numbers of the endemic
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Join us at Rock The Ocean’s Tortuga Music Festival in Conservation Village as we
find ways to #RockTheOcean in 2022!
As a two-time winner of Festival of the Year at Academy of Country Music Awards (ACM Awards), saving the oceans and shifting to more sustainable habits is something we all
Project Baseline Bergse Diepsluis into the Film Business
When we wanted to start our Cuttlefish project for this year, the film-crew of DMP, Dutch Maritime Productions, asked us if we were interested to be part of their new
Project Baseline Mission 2021 – Eyemouth
Overview
In July 2021 Project Baseline UK divers organised the group’s first collaborative mission. GUE and PB divers from across the UK came together for 5 days of citizen science in
Citizen Science First Impressions – Project Baseline UK
I don't know how many articles on carbon sequestration I’ve read during the past year’s lock-downs (clue - it’s a few…) but sometimes, as a non-scientist, it can be quite
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
Finding Yourself Underwater…
Finding yourself – literally not figuratively – underwater is a central aspect of Project Baseline documentation. Our whole database structure is predicated on the assignment of spatial locations, i.e. latitude,