For all the ways turtles can inspire interest, passion, protection, care, and provide insight to make our world a better place. Happy #worldturtleday🐢 ! https://t.co/VuLQAJH7NR
I am so incredibly thankful to have worked with several beautiful species in a few corners of the world, and I hope it's only the beginning! Perhaps it's the little scaly heads and… https://t.co/PHJ4WVnCMQ
Limited thermal profile revealed for #Kempsridley nesting range. Shift in nesting distribution unlikely to mitigate #climatechange. Find out more @ESR_IR https://t.co/6fLMhKcj4i
Delighted that @nature_org has just released a new piece featuring my conversation on communicating #climatechange alongside internationally acclaimed climate scientist @KHayhoe. Check it out and share widely!
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Drew Gentry, Biology PhD Candidate, is a recipient of the Alabama Geological Society's (AGS) 2019 Newton/Winefordner Scholarship. Drew's research investigates the evolutionary history of sea turtles and examines how that history has been influenced by changes in climate.
Thanks to #lumbar thelumbar in Bham for inviting me to come talk about #oceanconservation and celebrate #sharkweek2019 . Looking for space where science can blossom? Check out thelumbar… https://t.co/hJeVEDdpuB
Happy July everybody! Great night for a turtle nest! Great work West Beach team @alabamacoastal#sharethebeach
All photos obtained by Share the Beach Sea Turtle Program during activities… https://t.co/5IFj8QoZaD
Beautiful day for a sea turtle release! Great job #sharethebeach member, John Butterick, NOAA AL Sea Turtle Stranding Coordinator, Lyndsey Howell, and @gulfarium staff for giving this… https://t.co/P7CDq9dEbT
Beautiful day for a sea turtle release! Great job #sharethebeach member, John Butterick, NOAA AL Sea Turtle Stranding Coordinator, Lyndsey Howell, and @gulfarium staff for giving this… https://t.co/caRbfmrJHe
You can help protect nesting sea turtles during your byway stop in Gulf Shores and Orange Beach: https://t.co/Cb1z78uQSD
#ShareTheBeach#ALCoastalConnection
Chew on this: what if most items in your fridge were inedible plastic? You'd probably take a bite, thinking and hoping it was food. For creatures like fish and sea turtles, their "fridge"… https://t.co/gM8GOdcD4E
"I searched the ocean looking for any discolored oblong patches of water that might reveal the location of a grazing sea turtle." On researching sea turtles from the sky: https://t.co/9fAsf184gG @TEDxBirmingham@Bevan84E#WorldTurtleDay