Marine Science Club Bama

07/17/2018

Student Murals Highlight the Problems of Plastic Posted on: July 17th, 2018 From the July 2018 Desktop News | Dr. Ryan Earley, an associate professor of biological sciences, has been collecting bottle caps for the last three years. He has hundreds of thousands of them, and though the caps have virtu...

05/03/2018

Bottle caps illustrate the impact plastic can have on marine animals. Created by the The University of Alabama Marine Science Club. ow.ly/ofel30jOMZR

12/11/2017

Scientists did a CT scan on a pinecone fish, and this is the horror show they saw inside.

09/11/2017

Trash has infiltrated all reaches of our ocean from our coastlines to the deepest depths. That sucks. Luckily, there are 10 easy ways we can stop sucking and start helping.

01/06/2017

As crazy as it sounds, summer is coming up fast; that means it's time to register for awesome classes at the Dauphin Island Sea Lab!

09/20/2016

Some of the most beautiful shells are no bigger than grains of sand. The creatures responsible for them are even smaller, and they're super old, too.

08/30/2016

Official trailer for Mission Blue, a Netflix original documentary. Mission Blue tells the story of world-renowned oceanographer Sylvia Earle as she travels t...

08/24/2016

Hey fish friends; it's that time of year again for Get On Board Day! Our table will be in the Ferg Plaza (Ice Palace) from 5-9. Come say hi, get some free stuff and sign up for a chance to win a free shirt! See y'all on Thursday!

07/27/2016

It's official! The Marine Science Club has been renewed for the 2016-2017 school year. The officer board has some really awesome ideas for meetings and trips this year, so get excited! Also, if you know any incoming marine science students or friends that are interested in the club, tell them to check out our page on The Source and email us at [email protected]. Get On Board Day details will be coming soon!

07/02/2016

Marine Science Club represent!

Roll Tide Roll - literally!! Big Al took to the high seas with geology students studying at the Dauphin Island Sea Lab this summer via University Programs.

01/25/2016

01/01/2016

In 2015, there were a number of positive developments from the ocean world. Here are some of our favorites.