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Eric Angel Ramos, a respected marine conservationist and scientist, has passed away at the age of 37.
The cause of his death has not been made public.
Ramos, known for his dedication to marine life and his engaging personality, was a key figure in several research initiatives.
His work left an indelible mark on the scientific community and inspired many young scientists.
Tributes Pour In
The news of Ramos’ passing has shocked the marine conservation community.
Important Marine Mammal Areas (IMMAs) shared a heartfelt tribute on Facebook, recognizing his significant contributions and his vibrant spirit.
Joëlle DW, a fellow researcher, expressed her sorrow in a social media post, recalling how Ramos helped her publish her first scientific paper. “He was always smiling, kind, and eager to help,” she wrote. “Eric was more than a colleague; he was a friend to all of us.”
A Legacy of Passion and Research
Ramos joined Gotham Whale expeditions 15 years ago with unmatched energy and enthusiasm.
His collaborative efforts included projects with notable figures like Dr. Joy Reidenberg and dolphin researcher Kristi Ashley Collom.
Over the years, Ramos became a mentor to high school students involved in the Rockaway Initiative for Sustainability and Equity (RISE), guiding them in projects on marine life distribution, bioacoustics, and morphometrics.
His colleagues describe him as a brilliant scientist, a witty conversationalist, and a tireless advocate for marine conservation.
He was deeply committed to preserving marine life, often seen leading efforts to study ocean giants like dolphins and whales.
