Tag: Canary Islands

• Canaria: Cyanobacteria

  

  Among many factors, the increase of temperature above 23℃ has contributed to the blooming.

  Aja Trebec

  October 12, 2020

  Algae & Marine Plants, Canary Archipelago, Climate change, oceanography, Processes

  Canary Islands, Climate change, global warming, HABs, harmful algal blooms, Lyngbya majuscula, Trichodesmium erythraeum

• Canaria: Mareas de Pino

  

  The reason for this phenomena are the Sun and the Moon interacting forcefully with the Earth.

  Aja Trebec

  September 20, 2020

  Canary Archipelago

  Canary Islands, equinox tides, Gran Canaria, king tide, Mareas de Pino, neap tide, tidal ranges

• Canaria: Calima

  

  The wind holds a power beyond imaginable – it can shape the surface of the Earth through what is called sandblasting.

  Aja Trebec

  September 6, 2020

  Algae & Marine Plants, Canary Archipelago, Processes

  Calima, Canary Islands, iron, nitrogen, phosphorus, Saharan dust

• Canarias: Black Coral

  

  Tenerife is surrounded by coral formations, which differ compared to the coral reefs found on the Australian coasts, in the Indian Ocean and the Carribean.

  Aja Trebec

  August 9, 2020

  Canary Archipelago, Reproduction

  Antipathella wollastoni, black coral, Canary Islands, Tenerife

• Canarias: Intro

  

  A few days living in Macronesia (Canary Islands), I already feel at home.

  Aja Trebec

  August 2, 2020

  Diving Adventures

  Canary Islands, exploring, Gran Canaria, Playa de Las Canteras, Playa de Taurito, Playa de Tiritana, Playa de Tufia, Playa del Cabron