2001 PADI FOUNDATION GRANT RECIPIENTS
Req. No. |
Recipient Name |
Project Funded |
Grant Amount |
3 |
Pusat Pendidikan Lingkungan Hidup Bali Bali, Indonesia |
Marine Education Programme | $2,500 |
19 |
Robert W. Gotshall, Ph.D., FACSM Fort Collins, Colorado |
Improved Safety for Asthmatics by Improved Pulmonary Function | $8,847 |
21 |
Robert C. Carpenter, Ph.D. California State University Northridge, California |
Effects of Hydrodynamic Forces on Kelp Forest Organisms | $3,600 |
22 |
Gujarat Ecological Society Gujarat, India |
Assessment of Reef Associated Biota Along the Gulf of Kachchh Marine National Park, Gujarat, A Special Reference to Threatened Species | $6,000 |
26 |
Stephen C. Landers, Ph.D. Troy, Alabama |
Symbiotic Protozoa of Invertebrates from the Northern Gulf of Mexico | $2,926 |
27 |
Cabrillo Marine Aquarium San Pedro, California |
Cabrillo Marine Aquarium Research Intern Program | $3,230 |
33 |
Prof. Alexander Sh. Khabidov Russian Academy of Sciences
Siberian Division Barnaul, Russia |
Sunken Chemical Weapon Impact on the Aquatic Environment of the Baltic Sea | $5,814 |
36 |
Dr. Mike Bingham Stanley, Falkland Islands |
Investigation into the Causes of Magellanic Penguin Declines in the Falkland Islands | $3,000 |
38 |
Kathleen L. Moran Gainesville, Florida |
Green Turtle Grazing: Effects of Biodiversity, Structure, and Productivity in Caribbean Seagrass Beds | $3,820 |
39 |
Douglas E. Kesling Wilmington, North Carolina |
Recommendations, Guidelines and Procedures for the Use of Advanced, Untethered, Self-Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus in Staged Decompression Diving for Scientific Research | $4,250 |
40 |
Suchana Chavanich, Ph.D. Durham, New Hampshire | Species Diversity of Marine Invertebrates in Coral Reefs, Andaman Sea, Thailand | $6,000 |
41 |
San Diego Oceans Foundation San Diego, California | Artificial and Natural Reef Monitoring Project | $2,680 |
46 |
Malene Felsing, M.Sc. Fisheries Western Australia Mariculture Research Group Fremantle, Western Australia |
Environmental Fate of Cage Aquaculture Nutrients -- A Stable Isotope Study | $6,776.55 |
60 |
Lizard Island Research Station Cairns, Queensland, Australia
|
Supporting Research and Educational Programs on Coral Reefs at the Lizard Island Research Station, Great Barrier Reef, Australia | $3,420 |
63 |
Lawrence M. Dill Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada |
Behavioral Interactions Between Keystone Species in a Relatively Undisturbed Seagrass Ecosystem, Shark Bay, Western Australia | $4,800 |
65 |
Cynthia Riginos, Ph.D. Durham, North Carolina |
Evolution of Reproductive Isolation in Mussels | $1,500 |
67 |
Jon Anderson High Springs, Florida |
Bringing the Wildlife of Florida's Lakes, Rivers, and Springs into the Classroom | $2,600 |
70 |
Caretta Research Project Savannah, Georgia |
Caretta Research Project | $1,910 |
72 |
Guido Parra Townsville, Queensland, Australia |
Ecology and Conservation Biology of Irrawaddy, Orcaella brevirostris and Humpback, Sousa chinensis, dolphins in Cleveland Bay, North Queensland, Australia: A Comparative Approach | $3,500 |
77 |
Nancy L. Hilbun Dauphin Island, Alabama |
Mass Mortality of Acropora Cervicornis, A Paleoecological Investigation of the Holocene Reefs of the Alacran Reef Complex, Yucatan, Mexico | $4,820 |
78 |
Jamie MacMahan Gainesville, Florida |
Rip Currents -- Scuba Diver's Friend or Foe? | $14,000 |
80 |
Point Reyes Bird Observatory Stinson Beach, California |
Long-Term Movements and Preferred Physical Oceanographic Parameters by the White Shark (Carcharodon carcharias) off California | $4,100 |
82 |
Brian K. Mealey Miami, Florida |
The Bimini Turtle Quest Project | $5,000 |
96 |
INRECOSMAR San José, Costa Rica |
Connecting Underwater Science Experiences to Classroom Environmental Learning | $5,000 |
101 |
Malania M. Wilson Melbourne, Florida |
Genetic Diversity in the Brooding Sea Cucumber Synaptula Hydriformis (Echinodermata: Holothuroidea: Apodida) Using Randomly Amplified Polymorphic DNA (RAPD) Analysis: Implication for Method of Fertilization | $2,258 |
102 |
Sean J. Lyman Dr. Gil Rilov Duke University Beaufort, North Carolina |
Is What Fish See Really What They Get? The Rules of Visual and Chemical Cues in the Mating System of a Coral Reef Fish | $1,800 |
103 |
Shark Research Institute Princeton, New Jersey |
Whale Shark Research Project | $5,000 |
112 |
Larry C. Boles Chapel Hill, North Carolina |
Localization of Magnetoreceptors in the Caribbean Spiny Lobster, Panulirus argus | $3,500 |
115 |
Dr. Clay Harris Murfreesboro, Tennessee |
Baseline Assessment of Newfound Reef, Big Pine Key, Florida | $9,628 |
116 |
Naomi Sanderson Calgary, Alberta Canada |
The Drafting of a Community-Based Coastal Resources Management Plan for Olango Island, Philippines | $4,982 |
119 |
Longin Kaczmarsky New York, New York
|
Quantitative Analysis of the Impact of a Chronic Sewage Problem on a Caribbean Coral Reef: Short-Term Coral Disease Analysis and Long-Term Monitoring of Coral Disease, Recruitment, and Community Structure | $3,610 |
121 |
Jonathan D. Allen University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Chapel Hill, North Carolina |
Larval Ecology and Egg Size Evolution in Coral Reef Brittlestars | $3,999 |
130 |
Matthew D. Levey Ichthyology Laboratory Moss Landing Marine Laboratories Moss Landing, California |
Reef Fish Habitat Associations in the Gulf of California | $6,837 |
133 |
Jason M. Cope Moss Landing Marine Laboratories Moss Landing, California |
Comparative Population Biology of the Blue Rockfish (Sebastes mystinus) from California to Washington Using Population Genetics and Demographic Analyses | $4,501.83 |
135 |
Michael and Nora Ross Coastal Dynamics Foundation, Inc. Buyong Beach, Maribago Mactan Island, Lapu-Lapu City Cebu, Philippines |
Establish an "Urban" Marine Protected Area Within Lapu-Lapu City (Cebu, Philippines) to Improve Management and Economic Benefits of Critical Reef Resources | $5,000 |
140 |
Joel L. Carlin, Doctoral Candidate Department of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences Gainesville, Florida |
Molecular and Biogeographic Approaches to the Conservation of Groupers | $5,000 |
145 |
Alessandro Catenazzi Department of Biological Sciences Florida International University Miami, Florida |
Marine Productivity and Coastal Lizard Populations: The Importance of Food Subsidies from the Sea | $4,300.80 |
153 |
Lars Bejder, Ph.D. Candidate Monkey Mia Dolphin Resort Western Australia |
A Comprehensive and Systematic Approach to Assessing Impacts of Boating Activities on Coastal Whales and Dolphins (Cetaceans) | $6,390 |