Study as she goes
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Myron King looks at some plankton through a discovery scope, a magnifying tool attached to a container of collected seawater and tiny organisms.
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Plankton tow
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Capt. Jan Negrijn (right) rinses the collection net with the help of student Myron King after the plankton tow.
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Amy Bradbury (right) and Vanessa Martin look at a jar full of plankton samples before they examine their catch.
Myron King looks at some plankton through a discovery scope, a magnifying tool attached to a container of collected seawater and tiny organisms.
Plankton tow
Capt. Jan Negrijn (right) rinses the collection net with the help of student Myron King after the plankton tow.
Amy Bradbury (right) and Vanessa Martin look at a jar full of plankton samples before they examine their catch.
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Students and instructor wait on deck for the plankton tow to finish to collect their samples.
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The Coastal Explorer cruises Conception Bay collecting plankton samples.
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An enlarged image of a fish larva seen by a microscope is brought up on a flat screen television.
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A diagram showing the different types of plankton is shown to the students before the plankton tow.
Students and instructor wait on deck for the plankton tow to finish to collect their samples.
The Coastal Explorer cruises Conception Bay collecting plankton samples.
An enlarged image of a fish larva seen by a microscope is brought up on a flat screen television.
A diagram showing the different types of plankton is shown to the students before the plankton tow.
Capt. Jan Negrijn (right) shows students (left to right) Hannah Jones, Megan Myers and Jaime Hutton how to tie a knot in the collection net.
Instructor Joy Blundon drops the collection net over the side of the Coastal Explorer before starting the plankton tow.
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