Matt, Brenda, and Maggie

get certified to breath air with more 02 in it.

Jeremy, Ben and Chelsea

in front of the Hilma Hooker shipwreck in Bonaire.

James, Jacob and Austin

conduct fish habitat use surveys on the LA Habor breakwater.

James stereo-videos

a 4m high relief module on the Palos Verdes Restoration Reef.

Matt, Maggie, Brenda & Daniel

got their dive on off Catalina.

Jacob records

Garibaldi gut contents data for his thesis research on spatial and habitat variation in their diets.

Gabby holds

a large clam

Maggie holds

a piece of paper and is excited

Whitney holds

a delicious live prawn when working for her CSU COAST summer internship.

Brenda drives

the boat with intensity.

Chelsea injects tetracycline

as part of her study to validate annual ring formation in Garibaldi otoliths (inner ear bones used for aging).

Matt

multitasks

Whitney and Brenda

explore Hawaiian history

Round Stingrays

(Urolophus halleri) can be (carefully) held by their spines.

James and Austin

return from doing stereo-video surveys of fish on the PVR

Gabby does advanced

open water scuba maneuvers in her course through the CPP BRIC

Brenda

dives down

Ben carefully lifts

a Pacific ELECTRIC Ray (Tetronarce californica) caught in a trawl during BIO4820L Biology of FIshes.

Austin heads out

to the LA Harbor breakwater to collect data for his thesis research.

James and Austin

are masked-up doing field work during the pandemic.

Gabby processes

a Garibaldi stomach (pre-COVID - they smell bad) under the watchful eye of Jacob, while John watches and learns.

Jeremy holds a

Pacific Seahorse (Hippocampus ingens) caught as part of a Vantuna Research Group fisheries inventory survey of San Deigo Bay.

James

stereo-DOV surveys the PVR

We crouched awkwardly

to not block Akaka Falls.

Lab door

is decorated