Search MarineBio

Get Involved!
Join MarineBio
Partners & Sponsors
Frontline Marine Conservation
Volunteers!
Help Make a Difference
MarineBio Gear
Plankton Forums
MarineBio Blog
Spread the Word
Suggest a Site
For Funders
For Scientists
For Students

Marine Conservation
Home
A Sea Ethic
Marine Conservation Biology
Climate Change/Global Warming
Sustainable Fisheries (Overfishing)
Biodiversity
Threatened & Endangered Species
Habitat Conservation
Alien Species
Ocean Dumping Grounds
Ocean Resources
Eco-Tourism
Marine Conservation Organizations
Essays on Wildlife Conservation
Marine Conservation Forum
The Future

The Oceans
Home
Marine Life 101
Tools & Methods
Relevant Journals
MarineBio Media/Downloads

Marine Biology Education and Careers
Home
U.S. Colleges
International
Institutes & Labs
Career Resources

Explore & Discover
Aquariums
Creature Quiz
MarineBio Kids
Fun Ocean Facts
Ocean Mysteries
Scuba Diving
Submarines/Tech

Deep Resources
MarineBio Blog
Marine Life News
MarineBio Resource Directory
Books & DVDs+

About MarineBio
About Us
What's New?
Press Room
Partners & Sponsors
MarineBio Projects
Expeditions
Contributors
Contact MarineBio
FAQs

Become a MarineBio Member!


MarineBio Home

France

Equipe CousteauEquipe Cousteau
L'Équipe Cousteau continues the mission of world renowned Captain Jacques-Yves Cousteau: to protect the blue planet to make life better for future generations. http://www.cousteau.org/

Institut Oceanografique
Institut Oceanografique
Comprehensive site covering the Oceanographic Institure in Paris, the Oceanograhic Museum in Monaco and the Center for the Oceans. http://www.oceano.org/

The Site of the famous "Institut Français de Recherche pour l'Exploitation de la Mer" or French Institute for Exploration of the Sea
Institut Français de Recherche pour l'Exploitation de la Mer
To ensure better knowledge, assessment, value enhancement and streamlining in the exploitation of marine resources.

International Commission for the Scientific Exploration of the Mediterranean Sea (CIESM)
Launched in 1910, CIESM is one of the oldest and most enduring scientific intergovernmental organisations in the world. The Commission is currently funded by 22 Member States which support the work of a large scientific network - some 500 institutes and over 2500 researchers - united by a commitment to promote marine science for the lasting protection of the Mediterranean Sea and for the well-being of its coastal populations.

CIESM was created early in this century to promote international research in the Mediterranean Sea. The Commission acts as a focus for the exchange of ideas, the communication of scientific information and the development of scientific standards across the Basin. http://www.ciesm.org/

Planet Ecologie
Planet Ecologie
Environmental topics with emphasis on the the oceans. http://www.planetecologie.org/

Educational Institutions
The University of Corsica
The Institut Fédératif d’Etude et de Valorisation de la Biodiversité Insulaire Méditerranéenne (I.F.E.V.) of the University of Corsica.

The research themes proposed are in accordance with a unique goal: to study marine and lagoonal coastal ecosystems containing phanerogams. This approach involves (i) fundamental research whose aim it is to increase our understanding of coastal Mediterranean ecosystems and which is made possible through a number of international research programs, and (ii) applied research allowing the development of tools to be used in the protection and valorization of the Corsican coasts, thus answering the demands of local government officials. http://www.univ-corse.fr

Aquarium La RochelleThe Aquariums
Aquarium La Rochelle
Great Site with cool pictures of critters, especially tropical shrimps, videos and more. With more than 65 aquariums that cover the Atlantic, the Mediterranean and Tropical Waters, this aquarium is a place to dream, understand and teach about our Oceans. http://www.aquarium-larochelle.com/

Cite de la Mer
Cite de la Mer Very cool site of the "La Cite de la Mer" aquarium. Tagline is "the emotion of the deep explorers." A visit to this aquarium is based on the emotions felt by the great deep water explorers. "It's cold, it's dark, it's hungry and it's deep" said Théodore Monod when he went down in the bathyscaph for a deep dive.

There is a section that shows the visitors the underwater scenes of the North Pole and an area where you can "immerse" and find out for yourself what it is like to "explore" the oceans.
http://www.cite-de-la-mer.com/

Oceanopolis
Oceanopolis
Cool aquarium in Brest, on the Pacific Ocean with 10,000 animals of 1,000 different species. The aquarium consists of 42 tanks with 3.7 million liters of water. There are polar, temperate and tropical divisions.



Site Map Squid!

Join MarineBio | Partners & Sponsors | Frontline Marine Conservation | Volunteers | Help Make a Difference | MarineBio Blog | For Funders | For Scientists | For Students | The Plankton Forums

Marine Conservation: A Sea Ethic | Marine Conservation Biology | Global Warming/Climate Change | Sustainable Fisheries | Biodiversity | Threatened & Endangered Species
Habitat Conservation | Alien Species | Ocean Dumping Grounds | Ocean Resources | Sustainable/Eco-Tourism | Marine Conservation Organizations
Essays on Wildlife Conservation | Marine Conservation Forum | The Future

The Ocean/Marine Science: Marine Life 101 | Tools & Methods | Relevant Journals | MarineBio Downloads

Aquariums | Creature Quiz | MarineBio Kids | Fun Ocean Facts | Ocean Mysteries | Scuba Diving | Submarines/Tech | Marine Life News | MarineBio Resource Directory | Books & DVDs+

Education Resources | U.S. Colleges | International | Institutes & Labs | Career Resources
About Us | What's New? | Press | MarineBio Projects | Expeditions | Contributors | Contact MarineBio | FAQs

MarineBio.org Blog

Marine Biology, Ocean life

MarineBio~ Sharing the wonders of the ocean to inspire education, research and a sea ethic ~
MarineBio.org, Inc. is a US 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization.
All memberships and contributions are fully tax deductible in the United States.
© 1998-2008 Copyright & Terms of Use. All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy.
Chain Catshark in logo copyright © Richard Ellis.

~~~~~~~~~~ Get FireFox 3! ~~~~~~~~~~

 

Become a MarineBio Member!
Blue sea styleAqua styleDeep blue styleDeep sea styleTraditional purple
263 Most Common & Endangered Marine Species
[~3,000 in review]
Birds | Fishes | Reptiles
Seals & Sea lions+
Sharks & Rays
Squid & Octopuses
Whales & Dolphins

What's New @ MarineBio
» 06/08 - Global Warming/Climate Change, what it really is, what very likely will happen, and what we can/should really do about it: Global Climate Destabilization: How It All Ends - post your thoughts, suggestions, and questions today. Now is the time for action.

» 02/08 - Indonesian Expeditions to Help Save the Pacific Leatherback (July 15th – July 25th and July 27 – August 06, 2008)

» 01/08 – MarineBio marine life video library updated.

Newsletters, ocean updates & action alerts...

MarineBio Blog »
» Good news and great advice about the plight of corals

» Tuna: A Love Story

» Why corals need urgent protection

» No offshore drilling... stop oil speculation

» Penguins = canaries in a coal mine

» Is climate change for real? NASA website says yes!

» Bluefin tuna finally extinct: "Well worth it," say sushi fans

» Caribbean Monk Seal Declared Extinct

» Health alert - "Eating shark fin is tantamount to self-poisoning"

» Buy a green camera and be carbon neutral for one month...

» Sharkwater now on DVD

MarineBio Advertising

July 2008:
447,871 visitors
1,172,762 page views
6.1 million hits

The Plankton Forums
The Plankton Forums

1,402 members
52,275 posts/5,462 topics

MarineBio Newsletter
12,358 subscribers

Highly Recommended:
Marine Conservation Biology: The Science of Maintaining the Sea's Biodiversity