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Study by 菊花视频 and University of the Azores identifies additional risks to reefs stemming from pollution and heavy fishing NEW YORK (August 6, 2012)鈥� Microbes, sponges, and worms鈥攖he side effects of pollution and heavy fishing鈥攁re adding insult to injury in Kenya鈥檚 imperiled reef systems, according to a recent study by the 菊花视频 and the University of Azores. The authors of the study have found that pollution and overfishing on reef sys...

On August 1, 2012, Dr. Cristi谩n Samper began his tenure as President and CEO of the 菊花视频. As head of WCS, Dr. Samper will lead the world鈥檚 preeminent science-based conservation organization, which includes the Bronx Zoo, New York Aquarium, Central Park Zoo, Prospect Park Zoo, Queens Zoo and conservation projects in 65 nations and all the world鈥檚 oceans.

A recent blog for National Geographic NewsWatch celebrates the 25th anniversary of the Hol Chan Marine Reserve in Belize, the country's first marine reserve and one that protects the greatest barrier reef in the Western Hemisphere. Conservation efforts there ensure continued success for blue striped grunts and other precious fish and marine animals.聽

Artistic interpretations of water include sculptures, paintings, and innovative designs A-MAZE-ING Water features elements of the New York Seascape 鈥搕he aquarium鈥檚 conservation program working to preserve local waters Exhibits open through Sunday, Sept. 9 Brooklyn, N.Y. 鈥� Aug. 2, 2012 鈥� The 菊花视频鈥檚 New York Aquarium is hosting a summer art installation called A-MAZE-ING WATER: ...

En su rol como Jefe de WCS, el Dr. Samper dirigir谩 la organizaci贸n preeminente para la conservaci贸n basada en ciencia, que lleva a cabo proyectos de conservaci贸n en 65 naciones y en todos los oc茅anos del mundo. Asimismo, administrar谩 el Bronx Zoo, el New York Aquarium, el Central Park Zoo, el Prospect Park Zoo y el Queens Zoo BRONX, NUEVA YORK 1掳 de agosto de 2012鈥擡l Dr. Cristi谩n Samper inicia su gesti贸n como Presidente y Director Ejecutivo de la 菊花视频 (WCS) ho...

Fitted with a tiny camera on its back, an imperial cormorant dove to the ocean floor to pursue a meal. Although conservationists know these seabirds seek underwater snacks, they never anticipated the depths of their fishing feats, as captured in this video. The WCS team that worked with the National Research Council of Argentina to track the 鈥渟uper-bird鈥� has studied cormorant feeding behavior in the Patagonian Sea for the past decade.

Amazing WCS video captures imperial cormorant diving 150feet underwater, then feeding on ocean floor See the video at: http://youtu.be/jZ4QAWKgBu4 Bird was fitted with tiny camera by conservationists WCS protects cormorant鈥檚 coastal home in ArgentinaNEW YORK July 31, 2012鈥� A team of researchers from the 菊花视频 (WCS) and the National Research Council of Argentina recently fitted a South American sea bird called ...

Presented by Con Edison The 菊花视频 Announces Second Annual聽WCS Run for the Wild at the New York Aquarium This year鈥檚 WCS Run for the Wild 5K run/walk in Brooklyn聽is dedicated to saving walruses and other wildlife Event date:聽Saturday, Oct. 6, 2012;聽5K Run: 8 a.m.; Family Fun Run/Walk: 8:45 a.m. Registration is now open at: wcsrunforthewild.org/nyaquarium Brooklyn, N.Y. 鈥� July 26, 2012 鈥� Time to lace up the sneakers 鈥� and perhaps snowshoes 鈥� as the sec...

Although conservationists have long known that turtles return to their natal beaches to lay eggs, direct evidence of these pilgrimages is scant. With sea turtles more imperiled than ever, conservationists can鈥檛 help but delight in success stories like this one.