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Monthly Archives: September 2015
Using Data to Shape the Future of a Sustainable Global Marine Aquarium Trade [Excerpt]
A Philippine collaboration with New England Aquarium on Marine Aquarium Data could be a game-changer. The following article was published at The Fish Channel. This is an excerpt from that article. In March of 2015, Philippine Undersecretary for Fisheries Asis … Continue reading
Data Collection Tool for Aquarium Trade is Finalist in Wildlife Crime Tech Challenge
The New England Aquarium was selected as one of forty-four finalists in the Wildlife Crime Tech Challenge with a project that aims to improve the identification of illegal trade in marine aquarium animals. The project is titled “Live digital invoices for real-time data analytics … Continue reading
Posted in Ornamental Fisheries
Tagged for the fishes, Marine Aquarium Biodiversity and Trade Flow database, National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, National Geographic Society, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, New England Aquarium, noaa, roger williams university, Smithsonian Institution, Tank Watch--The Good Fish/Bad Fish Tool for Saltwater Aquariums, TRAFFIC, USAID, Wildlife Crime Tech Challenge
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Marine Aquarium Trade Data and Why It Matters [Excerpt]
When it comes to the marine aquarium trade, there are precious few indisputable realities quantified—the trade has almost no data. [The following is an excerpt from a piece I published at The Fish Channel.] I had a high school science … Continue reading
Data Resources for Marine Aquarium Trade
Today I will present a talk at the Marine Aquarium Conference of North America in Washington, D.C., titled “The Devil is in the Data; Why Data Matter.” During the talk I will mention several resources audience members may want to … Continue reading
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