In the News
Here are some of the things people are writing about us:
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2016
This article by Amy Heemsoth (KSLOF Education Director) about Living Oceans Foundation Mangrove Restoration and Education Program in Jamaica and The Bahamas is recently featured in Seven Seas Magazine.
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2016
Living Oceans Foundation Partners with Mission Blue for Marine Science Education Platform
The Khaled bin Sultan Living Oceans Foundation is partnering with Mission Blue (Syliva Earle Alliance) to bring marine science education to students around the world through our new Coral Reef Ecology Curriculum. Here is Mission Blue's announcement of the partnership.
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2016
Reviving Mangrove Wetlands in the Bahamas
This article featured in Tribune 242 highlights the Foundation's Bahamas Awareness of Mangroves (B.A.M.) program along with its phases, goals, and hopes for the future of reviving mangrove wetlands and inspiring stewardship of this vital ecosystem through out the Bahamas.
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2016
Putting Preservation on the Map: Living Oceans Foundation Restoring the World’s Oceans thru Science
This article, published in What's Up Magazine of Annapolis (Maryland), discusses the Foundation's headquarters relocation to Annapolis along with their charter and mission to preserve and restore the world's oceans through scientific research.
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2016
El Niño’s warmth devastates reefs worldwide
This article on how El Nino devastates reefs worldwide, published in Science magazine, references Living Oceans Foundation Coral Reef Ecologist Alex Dempsey and focuses on the impact to the Great Barrier Reef (GBR) which the Foundation surveyed as part of the Global Reef Expedition in 2014.
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2016
Earth Matters January Puzzler: Palau's Coral Reefs
Each month, NASA Earth Observatory's Earth Matters blog offers a puzzling satellite image for its readers to 'solve'... or weigh in on what part of the earth the satellite image depicts and why it is of interest. The January 2016 Puzzler image was of Palau's coral reefs, where the Living Oceans Foundation recently conducted a research mission as part of the Global Reef Expedition... and highlighted in the answer article below.
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2016
Back in the summer of 2013, while conducting the Global Reef Expedition mission to French Polynesia, a team of cinematographers and researchers from Khaled bin Sultan Living Oceans Foundation were documenting shark feeding without the use of bait or other attractants. This article in Sierra summarizes that effort along with the resulting Emmy award winning film, Sharks of the Coral Canyon.
