Come explore the rocky intertidal with me tomorrow morning at 8AM pacific here: m.youtube.com/watch?v=1i9dBa… thanks to National Geographic Society and ExploringByTheSeat - Find us on BlueSky

Reminder to join the live stream in 10 minutes! You don’t want to miss this intertidal action! youtu.be/1i9dBaGLkkk

We are excited to learn about oceans and biodiversity during Nat Geo Education ExploringByTheSeat - Find us on BlueSky with Joseph Cutler and #explorerclassroom Mr. Bennett #brownbaglunchwebcast

Great hangout today with Joseph Cutler at the Intertidal Pools in California. We googled so many new words! 😁 #ExplorerClassroom Nat Geo Education ExploringByTheSeat - Find us on BlueSky St. John Bosco School #SJBStrong

Inspiring the next generation of Explorers! One classroom at a time!

Our latest Strategy Share blog post by Kimberly Waite discusses pairing California's #EEI with real-world scientists! Introducing students to local heroes makes learning exciting and concepts more tangible. onnatgeo.org/RN

National Geographic is full of believers. Everyone pushes and empowers one another.

I’m buried somewhere in this photo! Amazing week #natgeofest

Published today! Checklist.pensoft.net/article/36362/ Results from our survey of the Chutes de Mboungou Badouma et de Doume Ramsar site in Gabon. High resolution photos of 97 freshwater fish species included! #Ramsar #Gabon Agence Nationale des Parcs Nationaux

A new study from osu_fw OSU Ag Sciences UC Santa Cruz researchers finds that proposed hydropower dams in Gabon pose a substantial threat to the African nation’s most culturally and economically important fishes. beav.es/44Y

The 40 proposed dams will impact at least 350 fish species, blocking access to much of their freshwater habitat, shows new study by alumnus Joseph Cutler (Joseph Cutler) in Ecosphere sci.ucsc.edu/2OzqloO

We’re finally back in Gabon for the #ogoouemegatransect ! On our first beach walk, we tagged along with some fishermen pulling beach seines. They caught lots of fish, including this Lookdown and a baby Hammerhead… instagram.com/p/CDcHT5-pO8q/…

Gabon is one of the last strongholds for forest elephants. #WorldElephantDay

The Ogooue has been good to me so far! #ogoouemegatransect @insidenatgeo 📸 megansixt @ Lastoursville instagram.com/p/CEbqsupJpf6/…

Cast netting the Ogooue on the #ogoouemegatransect Thus far we have sampled 4 proposed dam sites on the Ogooué and we are collecting critical baseline data to inform conservation in the region. @insidenatgeo

We’ve spent a week on the river. Lots of rowing through still water but a few good rapids to test out our equipment and bravery!

We’ve already paddled over 400km on the Ogooue Megatransect! This was at the confluence of the Ivindo and the Ogooue! @insidenatgeo

Join us in 20 minutes for a live stream from Lope National Park in Gabon! facebook.com/ebtsoyp/videos…

This one put up a good fight! These Chrysichthys catfishes are a preferred food fish here in Gabon, but I was happy to release this monster. #ogoouemegatransect #catchandrelease #trustedtough @coastportland

How is speaking French valuable as an Ictheologist and NatGeo Research Scientist in Gabon, Africa? Just ask our G4 French students following their live Zoom with Joe Cutler GEMS World Academy africaslastwildriver.com pic.x.com/F7s4ux8zC5