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Interviews with Fish

Using low-cost approaches to expand underwater sound libraries

Locations

Zanzibar, Tanzania

St. Croix, USVI

Funding

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Sound Ocean Science

Years

2022-present

Partners

Thriving Islands

For the first time in Zanzibar, this ambitious project documents coral spawning patterns for dominant reef-builders, using multiple complementary approaches. In collaboration with local community and conservation partners, we aim to:

  • Document mass coral spawning in situ for 8-10 dominant species of reef-building hard corals.

  • Create a spawning calendar for hard corals in Tanzania, in relation to seasonal/celestial cycles (lunar phase, sunset, moonrise), and environmental factors (e.g., temp, light).

  • Provide baseline data to empower relevant communities, resource managers, NGOs and scientists to propagate coral for restoration efforts, access coral larvae for research, and to better manage human activities that affect coral reproduction.

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Results: Watch and listen to newly described fish sounds

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Sound Ocean Science Foundation is an globally-focused collective of marine scientists, guided by the principle of advancing marine ecology and conservation through rigorous application of the scientific method. We are a non-profit organization and registered Canadian charity, working across ocean basins and borders with community partners.

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