A Nudibranch Life List
Check out Friday Harbor Lab’s May 2025 Tide Bite newsletter, featuring my piece on nudibranchs. Click here to read the whole piece.
Author: drewharvell
Finding Sponges on Yucatan Dives
Come join us on a dive to see sponge diversity on a dive to Yucatan Reefs. We saw yellow boring sponges that grow inside corals and giant barrel sponges and red ropey bottom growing sponges. IN the OCean’s Menagerie, I… Read moreFinding Sponges on Yucatan Dives
Finding Seastars in Tidepools
Finding Sea Slugs in Tidepools
Come along as Cali the dog and I search at low tide in Deadman’s Bay on San Juan Island for our pacific west coast nudibranchs and show the two beautiful ones I find. Let’s talk about how they attack and… Read moreFinding Sea Slugs in Tidepools
An Intertidal Treasure Hunt with Dr. Drew Harvell
Enjoy this new film: an exploration of the amazing marine invertebrate biodiversity at False Bay on the San Juan Islands!
Ocean Conservation Researcher Award
Check out the Seattle Aquarium website for more information about Dr. Drew Harvell’s recent recognition for her long-term commitment to coral reef conservation and marine ecosystem health!
Seattle’s Morning News Interviews Drew on Ocean Outbreak
In this exciting Seattle’s Morning News interview, Dave Ross talks with Drew about her recent book, Ocean Outbreak: Confronting the Rising Tide of Marine Disease.
There’s a Plague in Our Oceans. Can Ecosystem Services Help?
This blog post is published in Cool Green Science, The Nature Conservancy’s conservation science blog.
Tiny Monsters in the Sea
This post, an excerpt from Ocean Outbreak, is published in Hakai Magazine.
Ocean Outbreaks: From Seagrasses to Seastars
This post is published in the TIDEBITE SERIES from Friday Harbor Labs.
