SCIENTIFIC JOURNALIST
Tara Expeditions is an oceanographic vessel dedicated to international research.
During the expedition Tara Pacific, the interdisciplinary team of scientists aboard will examine in a new way the biodiversity of coral reefs and their evolution in response to climate change and human activities.
Through radio reports, logs and photographic stills, I described the job of scientists while they are working on board the schooner.
ARTICLE
A SCIENTIFIC LABORATORY
Even though Tara Pacific is focussed on coral reefs, Tara also embarked equipment to collect plankton, atmospheric particles and plastic. This additional data, from the infinitely small to global scale (thanks to satellite images) will help us better understand interactions between organisms and the influence of their environment…
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JOHN MORALES | CHIEF METEOROLOGIST | INTERVIEW | MIAMI
VIDEO
FIRST CORAL SAMPLING IN PANAMA
During a brief stopover in Panama City, coral reef scientists arrive on board: the first Tara Pacific expedition sampling can begin. Between dives, photographs, coral and surrounding water sampling and processing, discover the first moments of the expedition in the Pacific Ocean.
RADIO REPORT
“DANS LE GOLFE DE PANAMA”
A 20 minutes radio report, broadcast on RFI (International French Radio) – show “C’est pas du vent” – the 30th of July 2016. This radio show tells the story of the first coral samplings in the Gulf of Panama.
