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Really
Cool Links
Pacific
NW Fish and Critter Identification
- REEF
- Fish and Invertebrate
Database, Gallery and Quizzes, online store and more!
- REEF
Basic PNW Fish ID course photo gallery - Fish taught in the
basic fish course
- REEF
PNW Invertebrate ID course photo gallery -
Invertebrates taught in the basic inverts course
- REEF
Advanced PNW Fish ID course photo gallery - Fish taught in the
Advanced PNW fish course
- Emerald
Diving
- Keith Clements' stunning new website with PNW
Species, colorful underwater photography and local dive site reviews.
- The
Marine Life Index - Keith and Jon's old
site
- Pelagia
Scuba's Critter Fish ID pages - Mischi
Carter does a great job of combining great photos with lots of information
about each of these Pacific NW fish.
- Pelagia
Scuba's Critter Invertebrate ID pages - She
does it again! This time with spineless Pacific NW critters.
- Monterey
Bay Aquarium's Fishes -
List of species at the aquarium. Great info!
- Monterey
Bay Aquarium's Invertebrates - Species
list for the aquarium
- The
Love Lab - Dr. Milton Love's zany website
about Rockfish and marine biology
- The
Slug Site - Nudibranchs galore! Complete
info on our slimy underwater friends.
- The
Sea Slug Forum
- even more of the same! Contributors from the NW Diving community even!
- Fishbase
- Comprehensive guide to fishes of the world. 28,300 species and extensive
search tools. Janna is a collaborator for this project!
- Rockfishes
of the Northeast Pacific Ocean - Alaska
Fisheries Science Center - Lots of DEAD FISH pictures here.
- Invertebrate
Listing with photos - Alaska Fisheries
Science Center
- King
County Marine Photos - Puget Sound Marine
Life - Fish, Invertebrates, Mammals and Vegetation
- Sponge
Gardens - A site dedicated to Pacific
NW Cloud Sponges, along with other types found in our area.
- Metridium
Fields - Photos, video and trip reports
from the Monterey area and other destinations. Monterey has much the
same marine life as we have here in the Pacific NW.
- Intertidal
Marine Invertebrates of South Puget Sound - Jennifer
Telnack describes some of the area's spineless wonders, with photos
by Melissa Phipps.
- Why
are flounder funny looking? - Probably
more than you wanted to know but were afraid to ask.
- Pinto
(Northern) Abalone - This critter is in
dire straits, having been harvested to critically low levels in the
Northwest. See what's being done and how you can help.
Dive
Site Reviews
Dive
Planning Tools
Organizations
Magazines
and Online Forums
Dive
Clubs in Washington and Oregon
Pacific
NW Dive Shops (north to south,
sort of)
Washington
Dive Shops
Oregon
Dive Shops
Pacific
NW Dive Charters
Pacific
NW Instruction
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