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The Philippines are a country with amazing scuba diving, especially when it comes to rare and small critters like nudibranchs,

Pacificklaus News January 23

“Sweet are the uses of adversity” – Shakespeare, Macbeth My creative endeavors have shifted, not ended after the recent perishing

Earlier this month I had the pleasure of joining my friend and colleague Dr. Rene Abesamis of Silliman University during

Recently images of a thresher shark, Alopias pelagicus, which had been killed by a fisherman in Maasin in the Philippines,

I just came across a nice article in Reef Builders Magazine about the bright yellow goby Lubricogobius tunicatus: Lubricogobius tunicatus

Just today I read this really interesting article on science education in the Boston Review: The Inflated Promise of Science

Online Extras below! What will you see when you go diving in the future? That depends on the type of

What is a Kulturfolger? Kultur is “culture” in German, but culture in a wide sense, not just opera and painting,

The department of tourism of the Philippines (region VII) set up a workshop for dive guides to teach them about

I am a nature photographer, and love to share my work online. It’s a good idea in terms of science