Video footage of Day 2: The Baths and Ginger Island
Footage of the guys during their second full day here with the Dive BVI Marine Biology Program.
Doc
Fourth and fifth day. I learn to replant coral at Jesuit Reef, and i...
Well, these last two days were very eventful and exciting! We woke up on saturday and headed out to jesuit reef, which is located off of virgin Gorda. We were then debriefed on our project and instructed to find fragments of coral and healthy specimens that we could break fragments off of. We then headed back to the boats...
Seeing a Turtle is Like Hugging Them with Your Eyes
So I think yesterday was my sisters birthday, and before I write my blog, I need to say Happy Birthday! Hope I got the day right this time, even if I was late in saying anything.
Now back to me.
Waking up this morning went way better than yesterday, since I know everyone reading was waiting to find out. But...
CHAAAAAD!
Today we woke up and pretty immediately made our way down to the Internet cafe for a breakfast of massive donuts and an introduction to turtle snagging from Dr. Gore. We learned about their migration patterns as well as some of the history of "turtleology" (I'm told that's the technical term). After that, the group split up into our...
Day Two: “Fun in the Sun”
Fun in the Sun
Day 2...
We had another tasty breakfast consisting of three types of bread, cereal, yogurt and a granola bar that I found in my backpack. I am enjoying my third day without braces by eating granola bars and starburst.
After breakfast we walked to an amazing rock formation called the baths. The baths is basically a huge area...
Too Much Blog, Not Enough Space!
So I guess this would be two days worth of blogging mushed into one, but remembering things is difficult. So we woke up yesterday morning, got all our stuff together and headed to the taxi which took us to breakfast at the marina. After a nice breakfast filled with basking in the sun and talking, we put our...
David Davis-Ibancovichi
The reason I chose this class was because I liked the idea of going to the BVI. Learning about marine life, diving, and actually helping with research while going there seemed like the best possible way to spend time while in the BVI. As to my diving experience, I have none besides the diving required to earn...
Sam Wyand
1.) Why this class?
I have always been fascinated with the ocean. Spending time at near the ocean and in the ocean is my favorite thing without a doubt. I want to be a marine biologist more than anything and because I know it is a very hard field to be successful in and get in, I wish to...
Video footage from Day 1 of Marine Bio Group 2
Footage from our first Day on the island. The guys had a great day and have a great week planned ahead of them full of learning about the marine life found here and how we can use science to help conserve, protect, and rebuild it!








