Database for Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary

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Bogie

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The best database that I have found for the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary is at SIMoN (Sanctuary Integrated Monitoring Network).

Their basic purpose is to research the whole ecosystem in the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary (300 miles long and extends 25 miles offshore) including mapping and coordinate all this data with everyone who is interested so duplication of effort and full utilization of the data can be best used for everyone.

It has an incredible website. Sanctuary Integrated Monitoring Network -- SIMoN --

The database to photo library: SIMoN -- Photo Library

I have met with Dr. Steve Lonhart, a Marine Scientist, at a presentation at our dive club. He is an extremely knowledgeable scientist and very helpful.

I encourage everyone who has questions on creature identification or want more information on the Monterey Bay Marine Sanctuary to check out this website. The photo database has over 3000 images with species, location and comments.

Warning!

It can be a bit addictive cruising through all 389 pictures of fish and over 1000 pictures of invertebrates.
 
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