1. OCEAN NEWS

    Cod, via wikimedia commonsHow will climate change affect the life cycles of fish?
    Image via WikiMedia commonsFatal Attraction: Debris and Sea Turtles
    A great white shark caught in the Florida Keys on 5/13/13. Photo credit: Virginia Ansaldi, RJ Dunlap Marine Conservation Program internUniversity of Miami scientists catch great white shark in Florida Keys
  2. RJD NEWS

    An Atlantic Sharpnose Shark is released back into the waters of the Florida Keys after a brief sampling and tagging procedure aboard the R/V Ensley with the RJD research team.Photo of the Week: Atlantic Sharpnose Shark
    Sarasota Military Academy students pose for a photo after a great day on the water.Shark tagging with the Sarasota Military Academy
    One of our guests uses a YoYo to reel in a drumlineShark Tagging with the University of Miami Citizens’ Board
  3. MEDIA

    An Atlantic Sharpnose Shark is released back into the waters of the Florida Keys after a brief sampling and tagging procedure aboard the R/V Ensley with the RJD research team.Photo of the Week: Atlantic Sharpnose Shark
    tiger-shark-featuredPhoto (video) of the week: Swimming with a tiger shark
    shark-cage-featuredPhoto of the week: Cage diving in the Bahamas