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Independent international recognition of Warren Baverstock’s work in aquarium design, marine conservation and zoological consultancy.

Three decades of work.
Independent recognition.
 

INDUSTRY RECOGNITION AND PRESS

FEATURED. RECOGNISED. VERIFIED

Independent recognition from respected publications, industry platforms, and international media.

Warren Baverstock recognised in Blooloop’s Top 50 Zoo and Aquarium Influencer list.

BLOOLOOP

The blooloop 50 Zoo & Aquarium
Influencer List 2022

Red Sea Global announcement of the immersive Marine Life Institute concept developed for AMAALA.

RED SEA GLOBAL

RSG Reveals Designs of the world’s First Fully Immersive Experiential Marine Life Center

Foster + Partners unveiling the Marine Life Institute concept for the Red Sea coastline.

FOSTER & PARTNERS

Designs for a marine life institute on the Red Sea coastline revealed​

The National featuring the Red Sea Marine Life Institute project.

THE NATIONAL

Designs for giant coral reef-like marine institute unveiled for Saudi Arabia

Esquire Middle East article exploring Saudi Arabia’s hidden Red Sea.

ESQUIRE MIDDLE EAST

24 hours on ‘The Island’, Saudi Arabia’s hidden Red Sea gem

Travel and Tourism feature highlighting the biodiversity of Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea.

TRAVEL & TOURISM 

The extraordinary depths of Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea coast

Elite Traveler article covering the Blue Economy and marine conservation initiatives.

ELITE TRAVELER 

The Blue Economy

Bringing New Life to the Red Sea

Architects Projects publication featuring the world’s first immersive marine life centre.

ARCHITECTS PROJECTS

A look inside the world’s first fully immersive experiential marine life center

Blooloop interview discussing aquarium conservation and marine life programmes at Burj Al Arab.

BLOOLOOP

Burj Al Arab - Dubai

Warren Baverstock on Turtles, Conservation and Tennis.

Middle East Construction News featuring the Red Sea Marine Life Institute development.

MIDDLE EAST CONSTRUCTION

TRSDC unveils design for Red Sea Marine Life Institute at AMAALA

The National reporting on the opening of the Burj Al Arab aquarium.

THE NATIONAL

Jaws drop at Burj Al Arab aquarium's virgin birth

Dubai Tourism highlighting the Sea Turtle Rehabilitation Project at Burj Al Arab

DUBAI TOURISM

Dubai Tourism Extends Its Support to Local Turtle Rehabilitation Project.

"Independently recognised, repeatedly. Not once, by chance, but consistently, by the names that matter."

Peer-reviewed scientific research and biological investigation.

Beyond the headlines and the press

Recognition is one measure. Peer reviewed evidence is another.

The following research has been formally reviewed, published, and accepted by the international scientific community.

Marine conservation leadership and professional publications.

Recognised by the press. 

Validated by science. 

Let's talk confidentially about your project and how that experience can help.

PEER REVIEWED RESEARCH

SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS

Sea turtle conservation research.
Sea turtle conservation research.
Aquarium fish health and husbandry research.
Shark biology and breeding research.
Sea turtle conservation research.
Sea turtle conservation research.
Sea turtle conservation research.
Research into chemical-free fish quarantine using hyposalinity therapy.
First satellite-tracked release of a rehabilitated sea turtle in the Arabian Gulf.
Scientific research into satellite tracking of rehabilitated sea turtles.
Published research mapping green turtle migration across the Arabian Gulf.
Published scientific research documenting the world’s first confirmed zebra shark parthenogenesis.
Clinical rehabilitation research involving juvenile hawksbill turtles.
Wildlife rehabilitation research describing orthopaedic treatment of an injured sea turtle.

Repair of a fractured plastron in a green turtle, Chelonia mydas. Hampel MR, Robinson DP, Baverstock W, Hyland K (2008). Wildlife Middle East, Volume 3, Issue 3, page 5.

Plasma biochemistry and haematology values in juvenile hawksbill turtles, Eretmochelys imbricata, undergoing rehabilitation. Caliendo V, Mckinney P, Med CZ, Robinson DP, Baverstock W, et al. (2010), pages 117 to 121.

Satellite tracking of rehabilitated sea turtles display a high rate of post-release survival. Robinson DP, Baverstock W, Jabado RW, Rohner CA, Pierce SJ, Hyland KP (2021)

Satellite tagging of green turtles, Chelonia mydas, in the United Arab Emirates. Robinson DP, Baverstock W, Jabado RW, Rohner CA, Pierce SJ, Hyland KP (2017)

Annually recurring parthenogenesis in a zebra shark, Stegostoma fasciatum. Robinson DP, Baverstock W, Al-Jaru A, Hyland K, Khazanehdari K (2011). Journal of Fish Biology 79: 1376 to 1382.

Pioneering orthopaedic care for a sea turtle

Proof rehabilitation works in the wild

Mapping the migration nobody had recorded

A world-first reproductive discovery

Setting the clinical baseline for hawksbill turtles

Rehabilitation and satellite-tracked release of a green turtle, Chelonia mydas. Baverstock WB, Robinson DP, Hyland K (2008). Wildlife Middle East, Volume 3, Issue 2, page 6.

The first satellite-tracked sea turtle release in the Gulf

Quarantining fish the sustainable way: a comparative study of hyposalinity therapy against traditional chemical prophylaxis in marine aquaria. Baverstock W (2017). MSc Thesis, University of St Andrews.

A chemical free quarantine breakthrough

"Recognition in the press is one thing. Recognition by the scientific community is another. ArcVigil has earned both."

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