🦈The 2023 Cod Grounds trip was four years in the making, but finally this year the team headed out for some epic surveys, recording 98 grey nurse sharks across 18 transects, as well the highest biomass for a single transect in Australia.
Read more 👉 https://t.co/kO6bNj23Xk
🔎In the largest assessment of marine species population trends to date, RLS cofounder Graham Edgar and a team of fellow researchers draw attention to alarming species declines on Australia's Great Southern Reef
Read the paper👇 https://t.co/KsP4pUQR4K
📷 @AntoniaCooper
Australia’s Great Southern Reef is suffering more from heatwaves than the GBR
@ReefLifeSurvey volunteer divers, worked with @IMASUTAS and @aims_gov_au on the world's first comprehensive audit of shallow marine life, writes @gedgar33 for @ConversationEDU
https://t.co/8hgjSqojnZ
New study published today reveals marine heatwaves are damaging reefs around Australia and species of the #greatsouthernreef are declining more rapidly than tropical species.
Read the conversation article: https://t.co/QNBhluHWM5
Read the paper: https://t.co/BkzTmG68Js
Almost a degree of coastal warming over 27-years is causing ongoing impacts to #Tasmania’s #reef#ecosystems@IMASUTAS@CSIRO
➡️ Here’s how things are changing:
https://t.co/755OK15sQS
Remote marine life on Australia’s offshore reefs showcased for the first time via visually colourful book. 'Living offshore reefs of Australian Marine Parks' draws over a decade of data, analysis & images collected by RLS divers, from over 2000 sites.
https://t.co/POLBK0AerZ
A new book by @ReefLifeSurvey researchers at IMAS has detailed the ecological health and diversity of shallow reefs in @ausmarineparks.
Dive in🤿https://t.co/EqyFCJj5i6
This Our Marine Parks Grants project received funding from the Aus Government.
@UTAS_@Parks_Australia
We are excited to announce the launch of our coffee table book, showcasing over a decade of RLS images and data from Australia's offshore marine parks & made possible by 2000 RLS surveys! 🤿
This Our Marine Parks Grants project received funding from the Australian Government.
In a newly published paper, Reef Life Survey’s co-founder, Rick Stuart-Smith and a team of researchers identify effects of climate change on Australia’s reef fishes. Read more about what a warming climate means for Australia’s reef systems👇
https://t.co/hE87JfWqbR
Our paper with 348 co-authors quantifying responses in wildlife is finally out in Biological Conservation! I am so proud of all these authors, working as a team, to present a global view of nature and conservation during the initial lockdown.
https://t.co/aFZXARAfdg
The RLS team in Tasmania is looking for a postdoc with solid stats skills & knowledge of reef ecology. Initially a one-year full time position, based at Taroona, IMAS, UTAS. More at:
https://t.co/SHgh4BPQDf
Enquiries: [email protected]@utas.edu.au
Closing date: Sunday 18 July
JOB ALERT: Great opportunity for a science communicator to join the RLS team at @IMASUTAS@UTAS_, in Hobart, Tasmania.
Applications close July 11th.
Please RT to all your #scicomm friends!
Scientific Engagement Officer - Reef Life Survey https://t.co/QGRNEygYd3
This week is National Volunteers Week. RLS is an organisation that operates almost entirely through the time and effort of our dedicated volunteers. So, a huge THANK YOU to you! RLS has grown to be what it is today because of the time and effort you all put in.
NEW BLOG - Norfolk 2021 by Sallyann Gudge
In less-than-ideal weather, the team faced the swell and completed all core sites plus extra transects. Supported by @ausmarineparks, 2021 was the third RLS Norfolk trip and continues this important dataset.
Blog: https://t.co/HXvpiVFf4r