Investigation in Images
Browse the ALL NEW Environmental Snapshots
for a visual tour of Haerereticus Environmental Laboratory in action! See coral reefs, landscapes, divers and more!.
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ENVIRONMENTAL SNAPSHOTS
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APRIL 24, 2012
Threat Assessment Workshop slated for first week of June, 2012
In a continued effort to equip resource managers with tools to mitigate and conserve coral health, the Coral Disease and Health Consortium (CDHC) is hosting a training workshop: Practical Methods for Conducting Threat Assessment for Reef Managers. The workshop will be held June 3-7, 2012 in St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands.
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ABOUT THE WORKSHOP
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APRIL 14, 2012
Nine Environmental Investigations
Read feature stories on many important topics such as the state of Southeast Florida Sea Turtles.
Travel to coral reefs around the world through our look at locations such as Puerto Rico, Micronesia, Aqaba and Hawaii!
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ENVIRONMENTAL INVESTIGATIONS
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APRIL 14, 2012
Redesigned Haereticus website goes live
It's finally here ... Browse, read and grab a PDF of your favorite stories! Grab a wonderful glimpse of coral reefs from around the world. Which reefs are thriving? Which ones are declining or even in detrimental states?
Each one of our assays and investigations are inspired by our commitment desire to improve awareness of the state of natural environmental habitats, in order to conserve and restore threatened habitats and resources.
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Our Mission
Haereticus Environmental Laboratory (HEL) is a non-profit scientific organization dedicated to increasing the scientific, social and economic knowledge of natural environmental habitats in order to better conserve and restore threatened environmental habitats and resources.
Our Vision
Many ecosystems across the globe are in a challenged or declining condition. This ecological degradation has adverse consequences to human health and community stability. While steps have been made in trying to understand the nature of these changes in order to mitigate adverse impacts, there are few concerted and focused efforts that couple basic scientific research with environmental forensic methods. Information generated from this synergistic approach, coupled with collaboration between governments, community groups, institutions and private businesses can lead to better management policies and practices for restoration and conservation efforts, thereby improving the condition of ecosystems and public health.
Haereticus Environmental Laboratory is a U.S. 501(c)(3) tax-exempt, non-profit organization.
