Examples of using Manta trust in English and their translations into German
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The Manta Trust team have an exciting new project!
Prodivers interviewed Lisa Bauer,Resident Marine Biologist and Olive Ridley Project/ Manta Trust Member.
A resident Manta Trust marine biologist is on site to share our passion with you.
The Prodivers snokelling andscuba diving team have been feeding into the Manta Trust's research since 2008 from the neighbouring islands of Komandoo and Kuredu.
Hurawalhi, Manta Trust, Prodivers- and the resident manta ray population- look forward to welcoming you soon!
Global manta ray tourism alone is estimated to be worth $140 million each year, accordingto a recent study by Mary O'Malley and Katie Lee-Brooks of Manta Trust.
Lisa, a Manta Trust researcher and the resort's resident marine biologist, recently observed that Fran is expecting a baby!
Prodivers is working very closely with The Shark Trust and the Manta Trust to help monitor and track populations around the Maldives.
Our Manta Trust representative based on Hurawalhi, Kirsty, also frequents these sites to conductmanta surveys and observe interactions.
Through the hard work of hundreds of different organisations and people,spearheaded by the Manta Trust, today Manta Rays were successfully added to the list of protected creatures by….
Manta Trust started to collect data on mobula ray sightings too, and Hurawalhi's Marine Biology Center now monitors the Lhaviyani Atoll mobula ray population.
From a research perspective, this is important as it will allow Manta Trust an even easier field work and encourage further understanding of the Lhaviyani Atoll's big manta ray population.
The Manta Trust have put together a very useful guide about how to safely swim with mantas without posing a threat to their well-being, please follow these guidelines during your encounters.
The excursion will encompass a presentation by Lisa Bauer,Hurawalhi's resident marine biologist and Manta Trust researcher, snorkelling on a coral reef and a visit to an uninhabited island where the group will collect any debris that ocean currents may have washed upon the beach.
Lisa Bauer, Manta Trust researcher and resident marine biologist at Hurawalhi Island Resort, brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the resort's Marine Biology Center.
Hurawalhi Maldives is proud toannounce that the resort's Marine Biology Center, a Manta Trust research facility, is set to host a Marine Science Workshop, the first of its kind in Lhaviyani Atoll.
Venture out with the experts from The Manta Trust and swim with gentle sea giants; snorkel our underwater coral gardens and‘plant' your own coral reef; dive the deep-sea ridges and help collect valuable data; assist our resident Marine Biologists to hand rear injured sea turtles in the Rehabilitation Centre and feed the juveniles in the Fish Lab. We look forward to welcoming you.
Another exciting piece of news is also that we have teamed up with Manta Trust that will help us run a fantastic marine biology center for guests to get insights into the treasures that lie below the ocean surface.
Kirsty, on behalf of the Manta Trust, uses photo and video identification taken during excursions to recognise and record individual manta rays.
Using the footage captured on the dives, Manta Trust have been able to identify and log two of them, all three are believed to be new to their database.
I am therefore delighted that the Manta Trust, Hurawalhi Maldives Resort and Prodivers have come together to aid the conservation of Lhaviyani's megafauna, working together to research, educate and raise awareness of the wonders within the underwater world.