Webinar featuring TNC experts on research, mapping and partnerships to control invasive lionfish in the Gulf of Mexico, Bahamas and wider Caribbean.
- Presenters: Dr. Jorge Brenner (Associate Director of Marine Science, Texas Program, The Nature Conservancy) and Agnessa Lundy (Conservation Coordinator, TNC Bahamas)
- Focus on TNC-led research, mapping, and management efforts to control invasive lionfish populations
- Session co-hosted with the TNC Invasive Species Learning Network and covers Gulf of Mexico, Bahamas, and Caribbean efforts
Dr. Jorge Brenner, Associate Director of Marine Science, Texas Program at The Nature Conservancy (TNC) discusses research and management being conducted by TNC to control invasive lionfish in the Gulf of Mexico. Agnessa Lundy, Conservation Coordinator at TNC Bahamas, speaks about efforts to control lionfish in Bahamas and the Caribbean. This webinar was co-hosted with TNC Invasive Species Learning Network.
