Cholorophyll bloom...in the BVI

Friday, April 24. 2009

The most recent information from Conservation and Fisheries on the Bloom. It is giving us some very pretty colors!

"Here's the most recent sat image from NOAA of the chlorophyll bloom. This occurs every year but rarely does it make it this far north from South America so to say how long it will last here is not something I can really say. It all depends on what the water currents, waves and wind do throughout the region over the next couple of weeks"

Posted by BVI Captains Log Blog in Reef Conservation at 23:09 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0)

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