Cruise ship induced sediment resuspension characteristics in Charlotte Amalie Harbor and the West Gregerie Channel, St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands   Creator:   Kisabeth, Jennifer K. Publisher:   University of the Virgin Islands ( St. Thomas, Virgin Islands ) Publication Date:   2014 Type:   Mixed Material Format:   1 online resource (59 pages) Source Institution:   University of the Virgin Islands Holding Location:   University of the Virgin Islands Subject Keyword:   sediment resuspension cruise ship ports St. Thomas -- United States Language:   english Cruise ship induced sediment resuspension characteristics in Charlotte Amalie Harbor and the West Gregerie Channel, St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands	A descriptive cross-sectional research study of the U.S. and British Virgin Islands: a closer look at the local participation, experiential social learning, and survey participant demographics relating to attitudes about coral reefs and nature after visits to coral reefs with local ecotourism businesses.   Creator:   Kobrinski, Elena Publisher:   University of the Virgin Islands ( St. Thomas, Virgin Islands ) Publication Date:   2013 Type:   Mixed Material Format:   1 online resource (91 pages) Source Institution:   University of the Virgin Islands Holding Location:   University of the Virgin Islands Subject Keyword:   ecotourism visits -- coral reefs -- United States Virgin Islands ecotourism visits -- coral reefs -- British Virgin Islands Spatial Coverage:   United States Virgin Islands British Virgin Islands Language:   english A descriptive cross-sectional research study of the U.S. and British Virgin Islands: a closer look at the local participation, experiential social learning, and survey participant demographics relating to attitudes about coral reefs and nature after visits to coral reefs with local ecotourism businesses.	The Effects of Invasive Seagrass Halophila stipulacea on the Habitat Persistence and Condition of Juvenile Nassau Grouper Epinephelus striatus   Creator:   Green, Damon B. Publisher:   University of the Virgin Islands ( St. Thomas, Virgin Islands ) Publication Date:   2017 Type:   Mixed Material Format:   1 online resource (58 pages) Source Institution:   University of the Virgin Islands Holding Location:   University of the Virgin Islands Subject Keyword:   Halophila stipulacea -- United States Virgin Islands Epinephelus striatus -- United States Virgin Islands Language:   english The Effects of Invasive Seagrass Halophila stipulacea on the Habitat Persistence and Condition of Juvenile Nassau Grouper Epinephelus striatus	Modeling a Yellowfin Grouper (Mycteroperca venenosa) spawning aggregation with passive acoustic telemetry on the Grammanik Bank, St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands   Creator:   Jossart, Jonathan Publisher:   University of the Virgin Islands ( St. Thomas, Virgin Islands ) Publication Date:   2014 Type:   Mixed Material Format:   1 online resource (95 pages) Source Institution:   University of the Virgin Islands Holding Location:   University of the Virgin Islands Subject Keyword:   yellowfin grouper -- United States Virgin Islands spawning aggregations -- United States Virgin Islands Grammanik bank -- United States Virgin Islands St. Thomas -- United States Virgin Islands Spatial Coverage:   United States Virgin Islands Language:   english Modeling a Yellowfin Grouper (Mycteroperca venenosa) spawning aggregation with passive acoustic telemetry on the Grammanik Bank, St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands
The social structure of the USVI fishing community: a basis for reducing fishery ecosystem and resource vulnerablilities, while improving chances for sustainability   Creator:   Ortiz, Lia A. Publisher:   University of the Virgin Islands ( St. Thomas, Virgin Islands ) Publication Date:   2013 Type:   Mixed Material Format:   1 online resource (240 pages) Source Institution:   University of the Virgin Islands Holding Location:   University of the Virgin Islands Subject Keyword:   sustainable management -- United States Virgin Islands fishery -- United States Virgin Islands Spatial Coverage:   United States Virgin Islands Genre:   Fisheries and Ecosystem thesis, M.S. -- theses-- Electronic Thesis Language:   english The social structure of the USVI fishing community: a basis for reducing fishery ecosystem and resource vulnerablilities, while improving chances for sustainability