This is what #seagrass restoration at scale looks like! We’re out on the boat today - ready to deploy a few thousand sandbags to facilitate seagrass seedling recruitment along the coast just north of Adelaide 🌱 🌊
#GenerationRestoration#BlueCarbon#MarineEcology
'Sea Stars' Event #2 is just under a week away!
On Thursday 14 September, join AMSA-SA for a special tour of the Flinders University Animal House. Learn about clownfish, rainbowfish, Port Jackson sharks, skinks and more!
Tickets and event details: https://t.co/3udWIAhN37
Our work is featured in National Geographic Magazine this month! Take a look! Why protecting mangroves is key to mitigating climate change https://t.co/dUqsxNA5ja via @NatGeo
Our new paper in @NatureComms uses a multi-species, multi-heatwave framework to model MHW impacts on marine predators.
We find a surprising diversity of impacts across species and MHWs, signaling a need for ecosystem-based investigations of MHW impacts.
https://t.co/sNrLhxMVyR
We're looking for a Dive Coordinator for Seeds For Snapper. 6-week paid role: work with dive volunteers & project partners to ensure a positive & safe experience for all. More info & to apply: https://t.co/xmZXDJGJuH #SeedsForSnapper#SeagrassRestoration
Protecting #mangroves will help replenish the seas! 🐠🦈🦐🦀🌳
They are important breeding grounds and nurseries for many types of fish, shark, crocodile, shrimp & crabs. They also ensure food security for local #communities and provide livelihoods for coastal populations
Looking for 3 PhD students to join exciting new #seagrass#restoration project (starting July 2024) focusing on #Indigenous knowledge, #genetics & scaling up solutions. Deadline for scholarship applications: 22 Sept 2023 - get in touch if interested
https://t.co/a6XZnczhE3
We’re hiring two postdoc positions!
Modelling/remote sensing of mangroves and blue carbon: https://t.co/fLp5wKgyIr
Blue carbon stocks & fluxes OR blue carbon social science: https://t.co/sqyl4FWyFt
2 yr positions and possibly extension. Come join us in New Orleans!
🌿🎨 Tomorrow is the final day to submit your artwork to our Children's Mangrove Art Contest🌏✨
We're excited to see all your amazing artwork for this year's competition!
Find out more here: https://t.co/UJaJJq4xXh
Delighted to see this new paper out in @Trends_Ecol_Evo "Opportunities and challenges for microbiomics in ecosystem restoration" https://t.co/eF9Vtw76FW
Great lead @_jake_robinson and another stellar collaborative effort 🌳🧬🌄
Just in time for @SERestoration#SER2023 in Darwin
🚨New paper’s out! We used COIII, SNPs, & morphometrics to examine populations of holobenthic octopuses and found genetic structuring in these southeast Australian species. Avail Open Access: https://t.co/hS58qD57ZF Here’s an O.pallidus I found literally hanging out underwater😄
Two important recent papers go hand in hand. The first shows that forest-based carbon offsets are not working. The authors seems to suggest ways to fix them, but after 35 years of failures, maybe its time to move on. https://t.co/5FsJNBbzjZ
We’ve been seeing a catastrophic summer season across many places in the northern hemisphere - and are set to experience the same here in the south over the next few months. We need urgent action on climate change now! 🌏 🌊
#ClimateActionNow#ClimateCrisis#Heatwave
Short story about the photo-ID catalogue of white sharks from the Neptune Islands using photos from Andrew Fox. This catalogue was used for a couple of studies incl. one looking at sociality and associations https://t.co/wgKB0Woxof
Nobody is to blame for a shark bite, but it is the responsibility of elected leaders to have evidence-based & effective means of safety in place - shark nets fail this test.
@ChrisMinnsMP@TaraMoriarty@PennySharpemlc the nets must be retired for good.
🎥 https://t.co/hFcKQcLvTJ