Sentences with phrase «james cook»

Fly north over reefs and cays to Endeavour Reef and on past Hope Islands to Cooktown, see James Cook Museum, Grassy Hill lookout.

James Cook University is three and a half kilometres approximately as is the General and Mater hospitals.

Global FinPrint is a three - year survey of reef sharks and rays throughout the world and is led by researchers from FIU in collaboration with Australia's James Cook University, Curtin University and the Australian Institute of Marine Science, as well as Canada's Dalhousie University.

During 1770's, Captain James Cook became stuck when he round aground on what later became known as «Endeavour Reef».

Captain James Cook in 1779 as a gesture of goodwill, has returned to Hawaii from New Zealand on long - term loan.

Of particular interest in Hawaiian Hall, the «ahu «ula (feathered cloak) and mahiole (helmet) of Kalani`opu «u, the chief of Hawaii Island and given to... MORE Captain James Cook in 1779 as a gesture of goodwill, has returned to Hawaii from New Zealand on long - term loan.

Walk the path of famous circumnavigator & explorer James Cook & visit site of historic Ka`awaloa village and Hawaiian Royalty.

This is a unique and very pretty beach where James Cook in 1768 almost sunk his ship.

Cooktown is not only known as the location that the English sailor Captain James Cook set foot on this land in 1770 but it is also known as the first white settlement location for new Australian's and also for the gold and tin mining booms that were thriving here between 1872 and 1907.

The Cairns Campus of James Cook University is located 15 minutes north of Cairns.

TOWNSVILLE SCENIC FLIGHT: Taking off on the waters adjacent to the Strand, you will see the vibrant Port and the Townsville CBD and follow the Ross River up towards James Cook University.

I received my Bachelor of Science degree in Marine Biology from UCSB, and received my Masters of Science degree at the School of Marine and Tropical Biology at James Cook University in Townsville, Queensland, Australia.

It was discovered back in 1770 by James Cook.

In January 1778, Captain James Cook and his crew spent two weeks provisioning their ship in Kauai, their first stop in the archipelago he named the Sandwich Islands.

Reef Eco Tours was developed by Doctor Andy Lewis, a graduate of the department of marine biology at James Cook University.

It stands on the site where, in 1770, Captain James Cook spent 48 days repairing his damaged barque, «The Endeavour».

On May 15, 1770, English explorer Captain James Cook passed the Cape Byron Headland.

Here you will see where the famous Captain James Cook met his end.

The underwater state park at Kealakekua Bay not only has technicolor coral and colorful fish, but it a good dose of history, too, as it marks the spot where Captain James Cook landed on the island.

It was the transportation of the breadfruit to the West Indies that sent Captain Bligh (with the encouragement of Capt. James Cook) on his ill fated voyage on the HMS Bounty (1789).

Before the arrival of European settlers in 1864 to the Townsville area, Cleveland Bay and Magnetic Island had been charted by Captain James Cook on 6th June 1770 during his northern journey along Australia's eastern coastline.

On Sunday 4 June which happened to be Whit Sunday (the seventh Sunday after easter), Lieutenant James Cook sailed through the passage between Cape Conway and the islands which he named the Whitsunday Passage.

The first European to explore the area was Captain James Cook who navigated his way through some 150 tropical islands as he journeyed up the eastern coast of Australia in 1770.

In June 1770 on Whit Sunday, Lieutenant James Cook sailed through the passage between Cape Conway and the islands which he named the Whitsunday Passage.

A tour of Yorkshire would not be complete without a visit to the seaside town of Whitby, which lies on the North Yorkshire coastline and is famous as the home town of Captain James Cook.

As well as attracting many famous visitors, Whitby has produced its own famous sons, not least Captain James Cook, and also the outstanding father and son whaling masters of the Scoresby family.

This award - winning museum is set in the seventeenth - century house in which the famous explorer James Cook lived as an apprentice seaman in Whitby.

HMS Endeavour, in which explorer Captain James Cook voyaged to the South Pacific in 1768, was built in Whitby.

The earliest references about surfing are from the 15th century and were found in the notebooks of James Cook during his explorations of Tahiti and the Islands.

Very popular but only accessible by a long downhill hike, via kayak or boat cruise is at the Captain Cook monument at Kealakekua bay, it's definitely a unique and beautiful area to snorkel and visit the monument for the famous British Captain, James Cook who was killed here in 1779.

The really adventurous might then keep on travelling all the way to the Cook Islands, which look much the same as they did when Captain James Cook, their namesake, sailed past 300 years ago.

Its unusual name is actually the year explorer Captain James Cook and the crew of HM Bark Endeavour landed here.

Each year we run Nautilus Expeditions, including a capture and release program for the James Cook University research department.

James Cook, an English Sea Captain, reached Kauai in January 1778, replenished his ship, and returned in early 1779 after being forced back by winter storms, to anchor in Kealakekua Bay, Kona.

Discover the unique history of Cooktown and enjoy a stroll down Charlotte Street and visit the nearby James Cook Museum, Botanic Gardens, and enjoy the stunning panoramic views from Grassy Hill.

Cooktown offers a range of activities including the James Cook Museum which is housed in a stunning 19th Century convent building and only a short walk from the Sovereign Resort.

The art collection and architecture of the Hotel Captain Cook helps tell the story of the hotel's namesake, British explorer and cartographer Captain James Cook.

Australia's Great Barrier Reef has been hiding what scientists have discovered to be a massive reef in its nearby waters.Scientists from James Cook... Read More

It's also where Captain James Cook, the first Westerner to visit Hawaii, was killed in a skirmish with Native Hawaiians.

Captain James Cook sailed by these islands in the Coral Sea (Great Barrier Reef) on Pentecost, June 3, 1770.

En route to our beach lodge in Port Douglas, stop at James Cook University to meet with National Geographic grantee Dr. Adam Barnett, a renowned shark researcher.

James Cook University Professor Damien Burrows said: «As coral cover across the Great Barrier Reef continues to decline, additional management approaches are required to assist the recovery of corals.»

Researchers from James Cook University's TropWATER and Reef Ecologic, supported though funding provided by the Australian Government's National Environmental Science Program, will be monitoring the performance of the coral nursery with support by volunteers from the Fitzroy Island Resort, Cairns Turtle Rehabilitation Centre, Cairns Dive Centre and other skilled individuals, most of whom work in the tropical north marine tourism industry.

Researchers from James Cook University's TropWATER and Reef Ecologic will be monitoring the performance of the coral nursery.

The area called Hervey Bay - pronounced Harvey Bay, was originally named and discovered by Captain James Cook in 1770.

«As coral cover across the Great Barrier Reef continues to decline, additional management approaches are required to assist the recovery of corals», advised Professor Damien Burrows, James Cook University.

At that present time, James Cook did not realize that Fraser Island in Australia was a separate piece of land to that of Australia.

Degrees Diplomate: American Board of Veterinary Practitioners (Dairy) Board certification, Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists (Dairy Medicine Member) M.V.M., Massey University, New Zealand B.V.Sc., James Cook Univeristy, Australia

Head of Veterinary Clinical Sciences, School of Veterinary and Biomedical Sciences, James Cook University, Townsville, Australia

Four veterinary professionals, including last year's prize - winner Dr. James Cook, director of the Comparative Orthopaedic Laboratory at the University of Missouri - Columbia Veterinary School, judge the contest entries.