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The Untamed, Cool Tropical Islands of French Polynesia

Our final Expedition to French Polynesia takes us to the Austral Islands, the southernmost group of islands located from 500-750 km from Tahiti.  We are exploring four small high islands: Raivavae (16 sq. km), Rimatara (8.6 sq. km), Tubuai (45

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Aerial Reconn of the Tuamotus

Our coral reef research in the Tuamotu archipelago began with an aerial survey, at an elevation of 500-1000 feet above sea level, using the Golden Eye seaplane. The Tuamotu islands constitute the largest archipelago in French Polynesia, spanning an area

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Exploring Andros and Abaco By Air

In preparation for the next leg of the Global Reef Expedition, Dr. Sam Purkis, Jeremy Kerr, Captain Steve Breen and Dr. Andy Bruckner  flew over Andros and Abaco Islands, Bahamas  on the Golden Eye seaplane. Their goal was to identify

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