Expert Panel: Sharks Off Our Shores
Expert panel discussion on blacktip sharks and their annual migration along South Florida's coast. The event purpose is to educate marine science students and the public about sharks at Florida beaches.
ANGARI Foundation to Premiere ‘Generation Ocean: Sharks’ 360 Film
West Palm Beach, Florida (January 25, 2021) – ANGARI Foundation is excited to announce the release of its 360 film “Generation Ocean: Sharks,” premiering on January 27, 2021. The second of the “Generation Ocean” series, this short film follows Florida…
Generation Ocean 360 Film Series
Experience the migration of thousands of blacktip sharks along the Florida coast or explore coral reefs in the Florida Keys in ANGARI's 360 films.
Shark Toxicology
Laura García Barcia shares her field and laboratory research on sharks and its impacts on conservation and policy work, including that tied to the shark fin trade.
Great Hammerhead Shark Nemesis
Meet Nemesis, one of the many endangered great hammerhead sharks that spends her winters in Bimini, The Bahamas.
Hurricane Dorian: Impacts Below the Surface
Expert panel discussion on Hurricane Dorian's impacts on nearshore habitats like coral reefs and seagrass beds and other marine life in The Bahamas.
Using Tech to Advance Reef Science
Will Greene will discuss how Perry Institute for Marine Science uses photogrammetry and 3D modeling to advance coral conservation, monitoring and restoration.
ANGARI Deep Dive – Moon Jellyfish
November's #ANGARIDeepDive topic is the moon jellyfish (Genus: Aurelia)! Growing up to 24 inches in diameter, these jellyfish are almost entirely translucent. Moon jellies aren't strong swimmers and are only capable of limited motion so wind, waves and current often…
Mangrove Research & Conservation
Casey Sapp shares his experience developing cutting-edge underwater cameras, including 360, VR and 3D systems, in support of ocean science, awareness and conservation.
ANGARI Deep Dive – Spiny Lobster
In October's ANGARI Deep Dive topic we're covering the spiny lobster, sometimes also called the Florida lobster. As you might have guessed, the name spiny lobster comes from the forward-pointing spines on their bodies. This species enjoys living in the…