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Sneak peak behind the scenes of Cape RADD’s film shoot…

Recently we have been working on a little film with Splitshot TV to document some of our projects and work we do, and what the Cape RADD Marine science field course entails as a student with us. We look forwards to showing you the finished film, but we had a Read more…

By Mike Barron, 5 yearsOctober 9, 2020 ago
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Snorkel and SCUBA trips Cape Town – Trip Advisor Reviews

Trip advisor reviews are important, but not as important as our guests. We are very lucky here at Cape RADD that we seem to get the most amazing, friendly and eager to learn guests who are as passionate and excited about the marine world as we are. Recently we have Read more…

By Mike Barron, 5 yearsSeptember 21, 2020 ago
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4 Reasons to Join a Marine Conservation Internship

So, you’re looking for a marine conservation internship? Maybe you’re a biological sciences student, or perhaps a recently qualified SCUBA dive professional. Having a degree is a fantastic step towards your future career in the field of marine conservation or being a qualified diver. BUT, it’s not everything. As I Read more…

By Mike Barron, 5 yearsAugust 27, 2020 ago
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Marine Conservation The Marine Diaries Interview

Interview by ROSE BOARDMAN Want to learn more about the marine environment and conservation gain hands-on experience of research? Cape RADD has you covered! Based in Cape Town, South Africa, this research facility will teach you everything you need to know about our amazing oceans. This week on Into The Read more…

By Mike Barron, 5 yearsAugust 25, 2020 ago
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Daily Diary of a Marine Biology Student…

So, what do marine biology students on the Cape RADD field course ACTUALLY do? We here you ask. Well, we have compiled this daily diary blog to give an example of what a two week field course might look like. The course is jam packed with workshops, presentations, and practical Read more…

By Mike Barron, 5 yearsJuly 20, 2020 ago
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The huge impact of tiny plastics

A bright morning after a big cape winter storm, I thought I would take Cassie (the dog) for an early morning stroll down the beach. The cold sand under my feet, the cool ocean washing over my ankles. The tide was slowly falling down the sand exposing this conjuncture between Read more…

By Mike Barron, 5 yearsJuly 15, 2020 ago
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GPU in WSL2! Machine Learning, AI, new projects and other nerding out.

Machine Learning in action for real-time underwater species idnetification!

By Dylan Irion, 5 yearsJune 24, 2020 ago
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How to choose the right Marine Biology internship for YOU!

It can be daunting searching through the hundreds of different options online; gap years, voluntary trips, internships, field courses and committing your time and money. You probably have many questions, like which company should I choose? What will I learn? Which country should I choose? How much should I spend? Read more…

By Mike Barron, 5 yearsMay 28, 2020 ago
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A Day In The Field With Cape RADD Marine Biologists.

Hello Cape RADDicals! We obviously can’t get out into the field at the moment due to the Covid – 19 outbreak and South Africa being in a complete Lock-down. Times are strange and its tough for many not being able to get out and about in nature, exploring and diving Read more…

By Mike Barron, 5 yearsApril 23, 2020 ago
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The African Sea Forests of the Cape Peninsula!

Here is a short video to give you a taster of the marine ecosystems and the inhabitants in the area of False Bay which Cape RADD biologists and student scientists explore and run the research projects in. These kelp forests, also known as the ‘African sea forests’ are beautiful 3 Read more…

By Mike Barron, 5 yearsApril 18, 2020 ago

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