Published: Nov 2nd, 2016
On November 1st, the ACCSTR hosted Clayton Pollock, National Park Service Biologist from St. Croix, USVI. Clayton’s presentation included topics ranging from lion fish management to acoustic telemetry studies at Buck… Read More
Published: Oct 28th, 2016
We are excited to announce that funds from the Sea Turtle Grants Program were awarded to the Archie Carr Center for Sea Turtle Research (ACCSTR) to support our Reclaim Our… Read More
Published: Oct 19th, 2016
Robert and Alexandra have recently returned from a successful four-month field season at the Central Caribbean Marine Institute’s field station on Little Cayman Island, conducting research for their dissertations. Together… Read More
Published: Apr 25th, 2016
Please join us on June 5th at Fort De Soto Park, St Petersburg, to help sea turtles and other marine life by cleaning up the beaches and shallow backwater areas… Read More
Published: Feb 2nd, 2016
Cynthia Lagueux and Cathi Campbell represented the ACCSTR this past weekend (January 29-30th) at the 19th Annual Florida Marine Turtle Permit Holder’s meeting in Jacksonville. Cynthia presented a talk on, “Progress and Projects: An… Read More
Published: Feb 1st, 2016
Joe and lead author Michael Gil have published a paper investigating the role that oceanic barnacles play as foundation species on plastic Tsunami debris in the Pacific Ocean. This paper… Read More
Published: Jan 11th, 2016
Joe received an award from The Crustacean Society for best oral presentation for his talk titled “Hitchhiking the high seas: global genomics of rafting crabs”, a central topic of his Ph.D.… Read More
Published: Dec 23rd, 2015
Leslie is a member of the ACCSTR Development Board and was instrumental in organizing the airlift to save cold stunned sea turtles last year. Tune in to Sea Rescue on… Read More
Published: Dec 23rd, 2015
Congratulations to Mariela who has completed her PhD. Her dissertation title is: The foraging ecology of loggerhead turtles in the North Atlantic: Evidence from stable isotope values.
Published: Dec 23rd, 2015
Jose was the Coordinator for Flora and Fauna International (FFI) on the Pacific coast of Nicaragua and was instrumental in turning around leatherback and hawksbill conservation there. Currently Jose is… Read More