Applications are now open for our Pre-college Ocean Discovery and Science Program (PODS) for grade 11-12 students from The Bahamas
Click the link below for more details and please help spread the word! https://t.co/V7z0qnnS5I
#precollege#outreach#education#Bahamas
🍽 COURSE ALERT 🍽
Dr. Allgeier's (@AllgeierLab) undergraduate course will explore how changing environmental and biological factors interact to influence their sustainability. Offered Fall semester 2023. Full food systems course listings on our website:
https://t.co/WIWl1AIv7J
We have 3 folks from the lab presenting at #ESA2023!
1. PhD Bridget Shayka - seagrass ecosystem services D138 10:45am Tues
2. PhD @ks_munsterman - fish behavior and production B112 4pm Tues
3. Undergrad Sean Richards - fish species diversity and production B113 1:30pm Wed
1/2 🌿🐟=💥New paper alert! Just published my latest (https://t.co/gT8yvr7qKH) w/ the amazing @AllgeierLab! 🎉 Turns out, seagrass love fish pee. It's a goldmine of nutrients that boost their growth, even under fishing pressure & human nutrient influence.
Michigan News: Caribbean seagrasses provide services worth $255B annually, including vast carbon storage. The findings show that seagrass ecosystems deserve to be at the forefront of the global conservation agenda. @AllgeierLab#EEB#conservation#seagrass https://t.co/4TVwiT88Je
Caribbean seagrasses provide services worth $255B annually
New Biology Letters paper led by @AllgeierLab PhD student Bridget Shayka @umichLSA@umichgradschool@UMichEEB
Link to paper: https://t.co/W3F6PbMVwN
Link to news article: https://t.co/3HZbyDbqbR
New paper in @ESAEcology that investigates the contribution of fish feces as nutrients for reefs.
Coastal Ecology and Conservation Lab PhD student @ks_munsterman included as an author in this one.
@UMichEEB@umichgradschool@umichLSA
Water column contributions to coral reef productivity
New paper out now in Biological Reviews by MS grad student Anjali Shakya and PI Jake Allgeier
https://t.co/UaDaB1RXxm
Interested in ecosystem ecology, global change ecology, fisheries, and sustainability?
Our lab is hiring a research technician! Please share!
https://t.co/ygw3hzMoKc
Jake and Katrina spent the last few weeks catching, tagging, and collecting fin clips from fish in Abaco.
Fun fact - grunt fin clips look like sushi grass! 🍣
Thank you @BahaNick for joining in our virtual marine research course for Bahamian high school students. We all enjoyed learning about the major fisheries in The Bahamas! 🦞
Nate Sanders, @UMichEEB professor, co-authored a study examining how coral bleaching leaves some species of reef fish struggling to identify and respond appropriately to competitors. https://t.co/bxxte99xab
We have a postdoc position opening in the lab to develop ecosystem-scale models that integrate bioenergetics, nutrient dynamics, and consumer movement to predict ecosystem production in tropical coastal ecosystems. Please share!
https://t.co/5XmgkapLI9