Category: Citizen Science

Eco Diving: Five Tips to Become an Eco-Friendly Diver

Post author By Gregory
Categories Citizen Science, Conservation
Post date 2021-04-16
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By Gregory on April 16th, 2021 in Citizen Science, Conservation

While Earth Day officially falls on 22nd April, we believe that everyday should be a celebration of our planet and the need for its conservation. As divers, we can all act more environmentally responsible, as to quote legendary ocean explorer Dr Sylvia Earle, with “no water, no life. No blue, no green.” But don’t worry, […]

Diving Medical Courses For Doctors

Post author By Nautilus Staff
Categories Baja West Coast, Citizen Science, Socorro
Post date 2021-02-05
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By Nautilus Staff on February 5th, 2021 in Baja West Coast, Citizen Science, Socorro

When it comes to scuba diving, there is always something new and exciting to learn. Whether expanding your portfolio of specialties, mastering underwater photography, or even diving medicine courses for doctors, otherwise known as dive medicine cme. While we’re on the topic of diving medicine, we’re excited to host Dr. Gary Rose on a series […]

Giant Manta Identification, Photo by Miguel Ortiz

Giant Manta Identification in the Revillagigedo Archipelago

Post author By Nautilus Guests
Categories Citizen Science, Guests, Socorro
Post date 2018-07-23
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By Nautilus Guests on July 23rd, 2018 in Citizen Science, Guests, Socorro

I worked with giant manta identification to differentiate each individual, and thus evaluate their population. This helps to obtain important information including how many individuals are in the biosphere reserve, how many mantas are present every season and if there are new mantas every season. It also includes which islands attract more mantas, how many females and males are there, and how the mantas move between the islands.