NEW PAPER Ectoparasites of the Critically Endangered green sawfish and sympatric elasmobranchs in Western Australia by Ingelbrecht et al. https://t.co/xGy1gjYp6D
Pictured: the fate of a newly discovered monogenean parasite might be intrinsically linked to that of its host.
NEW STUDY: Effects of coastal development on sawfish movements - Need for marine animal crossing solutions
Lear et al. compared catch rates & movement behaviour (via acoustic telemetry) of juvenile sawfish before/after construction in a nursery habitat.
https://t.co/GS9emO9IEf
We just came across a de-sawed Freshwater Sawfish in the Fitzroy River, Western Australia. The fish was skinny as a result, and is likely to starve in time. Not only cruel, it is an offence to take the saw.
https://t.co/PaFVKY8UNm
Check out our recent publication on "The Pouched Lamprey (Geotria australis Gray, 1851) in Mediterranean streams of the Southern Hemisphere"
https://t.co/Ia4DCvtMUf
@MUniResearch@FishFisheries
A 2.2 m Freshwater Sawfish we tagged last week (July 2023) in the Fitzroy River, Kimberley, Western Australia following the largest wet season discharge ever recorded. One of three over 2 m in length captured. @FishFisheries@MurdochUni#sawfish https://t.co/sqCs9KB4HY
This is Exmouth Gulf, Ningaloo.
It’s incredible. It’s also under threat.
Add your name to our letter to let the Federal Environment Minister, Tanya Plibersek know Exmouth Gulf needs protection https://t.co/PqBT4X7aRI
🎥 Andre Rerekura and Nush Freedman
We are making inroads into the invasive Carp population in one of Perth’s most well-loved wetlands, Herdsman Lake. 347 kg of Carp removed in two days. Thanks to DBCA for supporting this restoration initiative. @MurdochUni@FishFisheries
A new paper published by our team on the 'Growth and morphology of Critically Endangered green sawfish Pristis zijsron in globally important nursery habitats'
https://t.co/qg4uwseV7b
@KarissaLear@Recesito@FishFisheries@MurdochUni@MUniResearch
New paper out! Two decades of sampling fish communities in the dynamic dryland Fitzroy River, Western Australia. @FreshFishMurd Drawing by Brendon Ebner: main channel pool vs floodplain creek aquatic communities
https://t.co/6rxfZxywno
We are excited to offer a series of post-graduate Accelerated Masters Projects
1. UAVs to detect endangered sawfish
2. Freshwater Sawfish wet season movements in the Kimberley’s Fitzroy River
3. Estuarine Pilbara fish fauna
@MurdochUni email: [email protected]@KarissaLear
Next year, @AustSocFishBiol's annual conference will be held in conjunction with the 2023 Indo-Pacific Fish Conference in Auckland, New Zealand. This is the first time since 2013 that our annual conference has been held across the pond in New Zealand.
https://t.co/Wdv3wvFKCi
And with that the shark and ray proposals at #CITESCoP19 have been finalised in plenary. The requiem sharks, the rest of the hammerhead sharks, guitarfishes and some freshwater stingrays will be placed on Appendix II (to regulate international trade). #CITES4Sharks
61 baby southwestern snake-necked turtles 🐢 have been released into Bibra Lake as part of a significant incubation project in conjunction with @MurdochUni#HarryButlerInstitute researchers & @CityOfCockburn aiming to boost up waning numbers. Find out more https://t.co/YfgJIXpJZw
Photography by @brookepykephoto who writes:
‘This is the Exmouth Gulf, lesser known than the Ningaloo reef yet one cannot survive without the other. Research has shown just how interconnected both ecosystems are.’