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The @OceansWB team installing a passive acoustic microphone on the edge of a 500 metre drop near Vamizi Island, Mozambique. This will help us to monitor the health of the reef systems around northern Mozambique. Image @Mark_Zie Photography #andbeyondtravel#marineconservation
Our new feature article on protecting Africa's coral reefs & sustainable development with a focus on Mozambique has just been published online @Oceano_mag. Access at https://t.co/4fZERYh4jw @TessHempson@andbeyondtravel@Africa_Found
A great article by @CinematicSci collaborator & marine biologist @TessHempson on her work protecting Africa's coral reefs and the need for scientists to coommunicate effectively at multiple levels #scicomm#oceanoptimism
"Like oceans, we need to transcend political, social, cultural, & economic boundaries, forging meaningful collaborations and powerful alliances to catalyse positive change. Our very survival depends on it." @TessHempson, @OceansWB / @andbeyondtravel https://t.co/r60YLkkxRA
Explore tools to help journalists report & visualize environmental stories, including projects from @globalforests & @GlobalFishWatch, on a new section of the @GoogleNewsInit Training Centre website: https://t.co/mkMcqzOSkq #NISBHX
"Remote, pristine locations of the world's oceans are the last bastions of what normal looks like" - sobering opening remarks by Dr Mark Spalding on state of our oceans at this year's #OceanTalks at Royal Geographic Society @boatint@OceansWB
#KAUST is pleased to announce an opportunity for international BS/BSc and MS students to study #MarineScience in the Red Sea in the summer of 2019. Complete applications must be submitted by March 15, 2019. https://t.co/f8k266Vvho @RSRC_KAUST #redsea#genomics#oceanography
These trees at the Coral Restoration Foundation nursery at Key Largo in Florida grow fragments of staghorn and elkhorn coral to be outplanted on local denuded reefs. This is endangered species management as these habitat-forming species are now so rare. @coralcrf
Join us for @Bluemarinef first seminar in the 'Resilient Reefs for Maldives' series hosted at @MNUedu. World seagrass expert @drpyork from @TropWATER at @jcuWe will be leading the panel. We look forwarding to seeing you there to launch #ProtectMaldivesSeagrass.
Congratulations to all the teams at this year's 'Science of Storytelling' workshop - part of @KAUST_News#WEP2019 - for all their great videos promoting science! Well done to the winners of the best overall prize for their 'Story of Time' video #scicomm#videomaking#sciart
Efforts to protect sharks and rays using MPAs may benefit from a stronger focus on social outcomes. New research by @tmackeracher @AmyDiedrich_JCU & I. https://t.co/zYAKrrfRCH
Video abstract: https://t.co/3vzlhb268T
#SharkRayMPA@SharkRayFund@JCU @CSTFA_JCU #sharkscience
Over last few weeks Ive had the privilege of photographing a shark tagging project aimed at setting up marine protected areas in the most diverse & healthy marine ecosystems in EastAftica. Follow @OceansWB & @oceanswithoutborders on Instagram for more on this important initiative
Love photography? Love capturing stories in visual form? Combine your creativity to celebrate science, technology, engineering & maths in your community. Enter our Photography Competition today! @JoannaAKhan @davidchang#photography#Competition#STEM
A great example of what can be achieved when collaboration between local communities-scientists-politics-environmental managers happens with beautiful footage! https://t.co/rVKhX2sLqW via @YouTube@CinematicSci@JCU@ACIARAustralia#NFA
Sportsfishing & ecotourism has great potential for developing sustainable livelihoods in PNG. A research collaboration bw local communities, #NFA@JCU & @ACIARAustralia aims to develop best practice guidelines for this growing industry. Full video at https://t.co/usD4xlPiOA
Beyond the 'virtual reality' side of 3D reefs, there is incredible scientific potential. When we color the reef by taxonomy, we can find new spatial patterns across the reefscape. Turning coral species 'on' and 'off' is fascinating and beautiful. #100IC@Scripps_Ocean@QI_UCSD