Advancing marine conservation
2020 has been a strange year, to say the least, not exactly what we were hoping for, but here it is. There was so much to look forward to and many of our plans have been disrupted, like everyone else around the world. Our colleagues at the Chinese Academy of Sciences were working so incredibly … Read more Talking syngnathids – (early) morning, noon and (late) night
Amanda Vincent has a newly discovered pipefish species named after her! Story originally posted by UBC’s Institute for the Oceans and Fisheries A new species of pipefish found in Patagonia, Argentina, in the south‐west Atlantic Ocean has been named after IOF Professor Amanda Vincent. Prof Vincent has long led conservation efforts for pipefishes, seahorses and … Read more Happiness is… your very own pipefish
“The estuarine pipefish, has been playing a frightening game of hide-and-seek for decades. Not only was this pipefish thought to be extinct once, it was feared to have disappeared from the world a second time… only to be discovered yet again by scientists. You may wonder, just as we did, why this species has been … Read more Now you see it, now you don’t: the troubled tale of the estuarine pipefish
Gell, F. (2017, November 17) A moment that changed me: seeing my first moth fish . The Guardian. Retrieved from https://www.theguardian.com… Read more
SyngBIO 2017, the third meeting of researchers and other professionals working to understand the unique biology and conservation of Syngnathid fishes (seahorses, pipefishes, pipehorses, and seadragons) will be held May 14-19, 2017 in Tampa, Florida (USA) (hosted by The University of Tampa and co-hosted by Project Seahorse). Find out more and also register here “Fantastical … Read more Fantastical Fishes: Seahorses, Pipefishes and Seadragons into the Future
