Grabbing Tigers By the Tail — A Return to Bermuda —Part II
Guy Harvey Ocean Foundation Expedition: Bermuda – Part II The 2010 expedition to Challenger Bank began on July 24, just a couple of weeks earlier in the year than last year’s trip. Much of the crew...
View ArticleSHARKS — Do We Really Need Them?
For the longest time after the 1975 blockbuster “JAWS” gave us a spine-tingling ride, there was an often used saying that “the only good shark is a dead shark”. This man- against-beast thriller and...
View ArticleGuy Harvey Gulf Fund Raising Effort Featured on CNN
We were honored to be featured on CNN recently for our Save Our Gulf fund raising effort. Guy Harvey and AFTCO Bluewater are dedicated to keeping our oceans and waterways clean and safe for marine...
View ArticleThe Misunderstood Tiger Shark Shows Remarkable Migratory Behavior
The stripy and pug-nosed tiger shark gets little coverage or respect in the world of media shark stories compared to the idolizing attention showered on species such white sharks and whale sharks. And...
View ArticleOF SHIPS AND TIGERS
It was a beautiful winter day with a light north easterly wind, providing for calm conditions in the protection of West Bay, anticipating the deployment and sinking of the USS Kittiwake here in Grand...
View ArticleGuy Harvey Ocean Foundation Donates $100,000 to Guy Harvey Research Institute...
The Guy Harvey Ocean Foundation recently presented a $100,000 donation to the Guy Harvey Research Institute (GHRI) at Nova Southeastern University during a ceremony at the new Guy Harvey Inc. world...
View ArticleCayman Island Creates New Artificial Reef with Sinking of the ex-USS Kittiwake
The Cayman Islands’ newest artificial reef – the ex-USS Kittiwake – now rests 64ft. below the surface of Grand Cayman’s Seven Mile Beach. The sinking of the ship was an 8 year project and was sponsored...
View ArticleLionfish: Guy Harvey Outpost Turning a Problem Into Profits — and Savoring...
Historic Big Game Club Introduces Lionfish Nuggets ALICE TOWN, BIMINI – OCTOBER 17, 2011 – With more than 400 servings of a new menu item last month, Bimini Big Game Club‘s General Manager Michael...
View ArticleSailfish Mecca; Isla Mujeres Tagging Project
“Hold it, hold it….steady…OK… GO! GO! GO NOW!” Captain Anthony Mendillo gave us our marching orders and we dropped into the big blue swells of the western Caribbean swimming hard and looking up at the...
View ArticleStingray Census, Grand Cayman, July 2012
The annual census of the stingray population in Grand Cayman was conducted the week of July 10 – 13, 2012. The research work was done by personnel from the Guy Harvey Research Institute in...
View ArticleGrabbing Tigers By the Tail — A Return to Bermuda —Part I
With the dramatic declines in shark populations caused by shark-finning and other forms of commercial fishing, the need for protection of shark species worldwide has reached a critical point. To this...
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