Dr. John Ogden Caribbean and Coral Reef Collection
 

Dr. John Ogden Caribbean and Coral Reef Collection

This collection consists of over 30 years of data from USF marine science professor, Dr. John Ogden’s research excursions throughout the Caribbean. Dr. Ogden's extensive fieldwork documents changes in coral reef condition and the flora and fauna that depend on this fragile underwater ecosystem. The content includes field diaries and notes, illustrations, maps, charts, and photographs of reef, seagrass and mangrove habitats that support a wide range of marine species, including grey and yellowtail snapper, grunts, parrotfish, sea turtles, starfish and sea urchins.


Note: This is a work in progress with new binders being added periodically. You can also browse via location on the map below (Beta).

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Binder 01: General Caribbean Reefs – Reconnaissance Visits 1971-1991

Binder 02: Turtles, Coral Bleaching, Diadema, Keys/Caribbean Lectures, Reef Growth and Development, Global Change

Binder 03: Caribbean Studies – Caribbean Reef Fishes

Binder 04: Miskito Bank Expedition, Nicaragua, October-November 1977

Binder 05: Sombrero Island, June 1979, and Tobago, 1997-1998

Binder 07: Hydrolab and St. Croix, 1978-1981

Binder 09: Panama

Binder 10: Anegada Patch Reefs, 1977 - 1998

Binder 12: Roatán and Cayos Cochinos, April-May 1995, 1995-1998

Binder 13: Belize Field Trips: June 1996, May 1999, 1996 - 2001

Binder 18: Florida Keys, Florida Bay, West Florida Shelf, Everglades, Tampa Bay, 1976 - 2010

Binder 19: Sustained Ecological Research Related to Management of the Florida Keys Seascape (SEAKEYS), 1989-2002

Binder 20: Sustainable Seas Expedition Field Notes and Slides, 1999

Binder 23: Level I No-Take Zone Monitoring Program: Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary , 1995 - 2003