Understanding Panama’s blue carbon stock
Sundance
for Science
New nature documentary follows Smithsonian scientists underwater
October 19, 2020
Klein Curaçao
Deep reefs may represent one of the most diverse, underexplored ecosystems on the planet.
The Smithsonian recently premiered At the Edge of Light: a short film that follows Smithsonian marine scientists into the largely unexplored deep ocean reefs surrounding the uninhabited island of Klein Curaçao. Come explore with the adventurers and scientists as they seek to increase knowledge about ocean health and coral resilience in order to improve conservation.
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