Jan 25 Monthly Speaker Chad King "Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary - Discoveries & Surprises" скачать в хорошем качестве

Jan 25 Monthly Speaker Chad King "Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary - Discoveries & Surprises"

Please join us to kickoff 2025 with Chad King, Research Ecologist at the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary, who will treat us to his many years exploring the Sanctuary. We will celebrate ocean protection with Chad as he leads us into the deep sea and shares his observations and discoveries, covering flora and fauna, including human impact on ocean ecosystems. Bio: Chad King is a NOAA Research Ecologist with the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary (since 2002), and for the last many years has been in charge of the Sanctuary’s deep sea research. He is also responsible for the collection, analyses and dissemination of spatial data for the Sanctuary Integrated Monitoring Network (SIMoN) and MBNMS. These data help integrate past and present monitoring programs within the Sanctuary and are the foundation of decision making tools such as interactive maps that are made available to the general public. He is also a NOAA Divemaster and an active participant in subtidal research, including kelp forest and invasive species monitoring and underwater photography and videography. Additionally, he produces short outreach films and has produced significant content for the Sanctuary Exploration Center. Chad was instrumental in developing “SeaPhoto”, an iOS app that features imagery and life history content of the MBNMS. Chad earned a Bachelor of Science in Marine Biology at the University of California, Santa Cruz, and a Master of Science in Marine Science from Moss Landing Marine Laboratories. His academic research focused on kelp forest ecology and subtropical ecological dynamics and genetics in the Gulf of California.