National Geographic Explorer & marine ecologist Salome Buglass is pioneering studies to explore the twilight zone ecosystem on seamounts
Please be respectful of copyright. Unauthorized use is prohibited.She is engaged in several research projects that support the management of the Galápagos Marine Reserve, where she lived for nearly four years.Buglass’ passion for conservation has taken her around the globe. She has worked across a wide array of natural environments in the United Kingdom, the Dominican Republic, Trinidad and Tobago, Canada, and Ecuador.
Currently, Buglass is part of the first comprehensive characterization of deep-sea ecosystems, focusing particularly on underwater mountain systems called seamounts. She also supports the ecological monitoring project that assesses coastal reef health. Salome Buglass speaks at the 2019 Explorers Festival, National Geographic headquarters, Washington, D.C.
In 2018, Buglass received a National Geographic Early Career Grant, which she is using to lead a pioneer study on exploring the twilight zone ecosystem on seamounts using remotely operated vehicles. With her background in biogeography and experience working in areas threatened by climate change, Buglass is focused on finding solutions that will protect natural environments through conservation and sustainable use, while enhancing the resilience of nearby communities.
Argentina Últimas Noticias, Argentina Titulares
Similar News:También puedes leer noticias similares a ésta que hemos recopilado de otras fuentes de noticias.
Going deep to save the ocean with biologist, explorer Sylvia EarleMeet the woman who lived underwater for two whole weeks.
Leer más »
The stock market selloff still has another 20% to go, says the godfather of liquidityThe financial system is much less a new financing system than it is in reality a refinancing system, says the godfather of liquidity.
Leer más »
Brush fire briefly threatened museum at Presidio ParkBrush fire briefly threatened museum at Presidio Park [Breaking]
Leer más »
Airlines should be fined for refund delays, MPs sayPassengers hit by international travel disruption should be better protected, a report concludes.
Leer más »
Digging deep on Mars could protect future astronauts from radiationBurrowing a few feet into Mars could protect future visitors, a new study reveals.
Leer más »
What is a hypersonic missile and how does it work? An aerospace engineer explainsAn aerospace engineer who studies space and defense systems, including hypersonic systems, explains how hypersonic missiles work.
Leer más »