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Guy Harvey's Monthly Bite

Guy Harvey's Monthly Bite, April 2020 View this email in your browser

Happy Earth Day!
Although the world is stressed, the Earth is taking a much needed break. Let's look at the positives of our situation.
We are all in this together.
Times are tough right now. Whether you are having ocean withdrawls, struggling to keep the kids educated and entertained or looking to learn something new, we are feeling the pressure and GHOF is here for you.
Stay safe and best wishes from all of us.

Dr. Guy Harvey is creating Facebook Lives, posting documentaries, and providing educational activities for educators, students and families. Students will be able to “dive” into learning science through Dr. Harvey’s art. The sessions are recorded so students may enjoy at their conveniences and teachers may assign them through their technology platform. Sessions are built around environmental topics and address Florida state standards.

See the Schedule or Tune In

GHOF hosts educational initiatives aimed at conserving our marine environment. Visit our educational webpage for Guy Harvey Magazine downloads, Jessica Harvey's Expedition Notebook video series, activities and more.

Take me there!

Coming Soon! An exciting new documentary, Shark School, will be available on Amazon Prime in the coming weeks … in the meantime, dive into another Guy Harvey expedition. All Guy Harvey documentaries are available on Amazon Prime.

Watch Now!

In Other News
World news is being dominated by the COVID-19 pandemic at the moment.
Here is a breath of fresh air.

What's happening at the Guy Harvey Research Institute?

A blue marlin, named Susan by sponsors, was tagged out of Tropic Star Lodge in Panama as part of the Easter Tropical Pacific Seascape Project in November 2018. Susan was at liberty for 85 days before her tag popped off North West of Galapagos Islands. She travelled over 1,650 miles through the EEZs of at least 3 countries, showing scientists how international coordination will be imperative to managing such a fast moving, highly migratory species.

Whale shark 'Rio Lady' was tagged off of Isla Mujeres in August 2018 and has since made and incredible cyclic journey, returning to the Yucatan aggregation in the summer of 2019. She recently disappeared for 2 months and while scientists thought her tags battery had died, she was still hanging out in the Gulf of Mexico. Will she return to Isla Mujeres in summer 2020? Follow her here to find out!

UPCOMING EVENTS

Facebook Live with Guy and Jessica Harvey

Tuesday 21st April - 3pm
Learn about invasive species
Saturday 25th April - 11am
Watch 'Tiger Shark Express' and have your questions answered
Tuesday 28th April - 3pm
Learn about inshore habitats (mangroves and seagrass)
Saturday 2nd May - 11am
Watch 'This is Your Ocean: Sharks Part 2' and have your questions answered

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