Seatle Aquarium Analysis

I have always been passionate about the environment and especially conservation. I would love to learn about more ways to put conservation into action. I am a PADI Open Water Certified Scuba Diver, and am completing my Advanced Open Water Certification

Everyone forges their own path, backed by their passions, hopes, and aspirations, and for now, my academic goal is to gain knowledge, further passion, and cultivate care. Looking back, I know that my childhood has impacted how I see the world. I grew up with the natural world at my fingertips, spending most summers outside. As I’ve grown, so has my love of the natural world. I have learned about a few of the countless injustices happening around the world, and if I could to anything to better conditions either domestically or internationally, that would be enough. The constant news reports and media coverage of terrible outcomes, people getting injured or killed, thousands of acres of land getting destroyed, all because we humans indirectly or directly caused a natural disaster are no longer shocking because of their frequency. We need more people studying our impacts in every possible way, small scale and large scale. Environmental issues are becoming one of the largest problems of our generation, and I’m not going to sit out for this battle. I want to pick up a sword and fight for what I

Two things I learned was from Turtle pond lab was what B.O.D means for the ponds water quality and how to calculate it. To answer question number two I chose to explain the B.O.D results. I didn´t know much about the Biochemical oxygen demand so, I had to do a little bit of research on it. I find out that a high B.O.D measurement is actually bad because it means that the water is polluted and that B.O.D is used to measure a number of dissolved oxygen that an organism needs to break down organic material in a water sample. During this lab, I also learned how to measure BOD. When we were at the pond my job was to take a sample of the water in a black bottle and then 5 days later we would measure the dissolved oxygen in the sample. To find the

I deem that the association between humankind and the sea is minimal. Nonetheless, I occupy the belief that people are breath taken and astounded by the view of survival in the ocean. To start

As a kid, I loved arguing and debating; whenever I went to summer camp, I played a game called 'Fish Bowl'. We had to debate on any given topic. My points of argument were unrelenting, and I became filled with joy as the game went on. My love developed into a passion, and years later, I aimed to attend law school. My goal is to one-day work in family law.

I currently help service the community by giving back time through volunteering at different non-profit organizations as well as being involved with MSU Tutoring in the Office of Community Service at Morgan State University. I currently help the environment by recycling and volunteering at the Howard Peters Rawlings Conservatory and Botanic Gardens of Baltimore once a month. Before I graduate from Morgan State University I would like to create an Environmental Organization that focuses on consumption, recycle, and disposal issues within the Black Community. Once I am stationed on a Naval base I would get involved with the local community by empowering, and educating youth on STEM majors, especially minority females. I want future generations to know there are diverse career opportunities that differ from the standard teacher, doctor, and lawyer responses usually heard in school. I would also always recycle and become involved in organizations that focus on keeping Earth sustainable for all of

As far as I can remember, I was always attracted to the idea of infinite possibilities. The idea of having so many things out in the world waiting for someone to seize them always intrigued me. This may explain my unwavering attraction to the ocean, where the waves stretch across the far horizon. The ocean is vast, vicious, versatile and can consume a variety of victims in one go. However, despite the known danger, I can't seem to ignore the unlimited beauty and possibilities connected to it. Perhaps it's this paradoxical connection attached to the ocean that draws me to it. I remember my first introduction to the ocean was through Finding Nemo and although a bit exaggerated and inaccurate of the portrayal of fish anatomy, it still managed to bring my childish wonder to its full potential. This led to the purchase of a blue tang for an ever-growing fish tank collection and despite the routine checkup it never failed to captivate my attention as a child. To this day, I believe that movie was the catalyst of my interest of the ocean as it showed a new world

Adding an aquarium to your home is the perfect way to bring vivid color and life to your surroundings. Observing and interacting with your aquatic pets can help lower your blood pressure and reduce everyday life stress. This step-by-step instruction set will guide you on how to set up an aquarium specifically the Fluval Chi 19L Aquarium that comes from Fluval, a reputable brand in providing quality aquatic products. The major steps that are listed and briefly described below:

The one thing on Earth that we hardly know nothing about is the ocean. Since the Ocean is very deep and some lakes are too, so there could be places undiscovered by man that this beautiful

Through working with clubs within my school and community I have volunteered at a number of river and road cleanups. The pollution in my town is overwhelming when you are the one cleaning up the environment and it makes one stop and think about why their community would not take better care of the earth. As an ambassador for the National Society of High School Scholars I would be able to inspire my generation to take better care of the earth by recycling and not littering. By educating my generation I believe we could start a serious movement which would tackle the problem of pollution not only in my community but in all communities in America and

One of the most family-friendly things to do in the area, the Key West Aquarium has delighted visitors of all ages since 1934. Open for business during the Great Depression, the Aquarium was Key West’s first attraction. Today, it remains a popular destination, showcasing marine life indigenous to the Florida

I want to participate in the EcoAmbassador program because it is the combination of my two passions, environmental science and community service. With my intended double major in environmental science and business this internship will provide me the opportunity to further expand my knowledge in the field. It will provide me with the much needed field experience that is necessary to every successful environmental scientist. Also, I want the opportunity apply all the knowledge I’ve learned from high school geology, chemistry, biology, and my senior capstone project. The program will also give me another opportunity to give back to the community by improving the environment, functionally and aesthetically. In Virginia Beach, I was part of Project

Setting up an aquarium at home, the hardest decision is to choose between freshwater and saltwater. There are many facts to consider for both sides depending on what fish best suits my taste. There are many different variables involved when choosing between freshwater and saltwater home aquariums such as cost, size, maintenance, lighting, color, and equipment.

I have always felt that I want to help the sea animals that cannot defend themselves from others. I especially want to teach the effects on over fishing and pollution to the younger generations. Through my research I found that being a Marine Biologist takes many

I studied Oceanography for a reason. I love the ocean and everything about it. I enjoy swimming and watching the waves crash on the beach. Whenever I get a chance to hop on a boat I do just so I could feel the rocking of the waves.