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1. Egypt and Ethiopia Reach Deal on Nile River Dispute (NPR, July 2020) This article reports on a deal between Ethiopia and Egypt to resolve a decades-long dispute over the usage of the Nile river. The deal establishes a unified approach to the management of the river and allows for the construction of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, a massive hydropower project. It also includes provisions for a binding agreement on the rules and regulations for the use of the river’s water. 2. The Nile River: A Natural Wonder Of The World (National Geographic, May 2018) This article provides an overview of the Nile River, including its geography, history and impact on the people and cultures living near its banks. It also explores the river’s importance to the region, its environmental challenges and the efforts to protect and preserve it. 3. How Ancient Egypt Depended on the Nile (History.com, April 2020) This article examines how ancient Egyptians relied on the Nile River for their survival. It explores how the river was used for transportation, how its annual floods provided fertile soil for farming and how it was used for irrigation, fishing and other everyday activities. 4. Video: The Nile:
Monday Archives: Larval Rearing of the Purple Masked Angelfish (Paracentropyge venusta) Using Only Cultured Food
Figure 1. 25 day post hatch Purple Masked Angelfish larva. Over the past year while working on our Rising Tide project, the larval rearing work has focused on the Purple Masked Angelfish Paracentropyge venusta. We had success on our fifth rearing trial in getting the larvae to the juvenile stage. That larval trial started in November of 2013 and the success was most likely brought about through the use of wild plankton collected from Kaneohe Bay. Plankton was collected almost daily in an effort to provide the larval fish with the necessary nutrients to get them through the larval phases, past metamorphosis and into the juvenile stage. Although we were happy with this accomplishment it meant that larval rearing of this species might be dependent and only possible in areas near a source of wild plankton.