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WASP WELCOMES YOU!

WASP  NEWS

WASP at the WA Homecoming Fair

October 7, 2023

WASP Makes A Splash At This Year's Warwick Academy Homecoming

What is WASP?

 

Our mission is to conserve and restore Bermuda’s seahorse population working in collaboration with Government organizations, sponsors, and the community at large.

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Our Goals

1. Aid in

CONSERVATION

Survey Key Habitats 

known to support seahorses

 

Find Population Baseline

to monitor population

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Abiotic Testing

for habitat assessment

2. Participate in RESTORATION

Follow Bermuda’s 

Seahorse Recovery Plan

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Temporary Sanctuaries

in areas decaying habitats

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Sustain Healthy Habitats 

via systematic monitoring

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3. Engage in COLLABORATION

Partner with Marine & Environmental Groups

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Increase Educational 

Opportunities

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Generate Community Involvement

WASP Partnerships

The WA Seahorse Project is a collaborative effort with the Bermuda Department of Environmental & Natural Resources and the Bermuda Zoological Society, along with the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum & Zoo. 

The WASP acts under the direct guidance of the Recovery Plan for Bermuda's Seahorses, DENR along with the Seahorse & Pipefish Action Plan, Bermuda Diversity Project © 2007.

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