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Meet two winners of the 2023 Prime Ministers Science Prizes. In the wake of the 2019 Whakaari eruption, Professor Ben Kennedy engaged communities with the science of volcano hazards – mahi that earns him the 2023 Science Communication Prize. Meanwhile, Future Scientist prizewinner 17-year-old Sunny Perry has developed a helpful soil map.  

The award recognises pioneering research about The Bahamas coastal seagrass ecosystem and its carbon mitigation potential. (Heerbrugg, Switzerland) Hexagon today announced that it has received the Geospatial World Leadership Award with its partner Beneath The Waves for advancing sustainability with the Blue Carbon initiative in The Bahamas. The award recognises and celebrates individuals and organisations

Divers exploring waters off the coast of Honduras came across a nurse shark with incredible, speckled skin caused by a genetic condition.

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Hexagon AB, a global leader in digital reality solutions combining sensor, software and autonomous technologies, today announced that R-evolution, the sustainable innovation and green-tech investment... | November 25, 2022

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Instrument-equipped sharks went where divers couldn’t to survey the Bahama Banks seagrass ecosystem.

Scientists from King Abdullah University of Science and Technology studying tiger sharks have leveraged their far-roaming tendencies to map out the largest seagrass system in the world, by using cameras attached to their backs.

Instrument-equipped sharks led scientists to a large seagrass ecosystem that can fix more carbon than you can ever imagine.

Researchers attached cameras on tiger sharks to map the world's largest seagrass ecosystem. The sharks did not fail them.