#WorldOceansDay2020 Don't forget to tune in to 'Ocean Autopsy: The Secret Story of Seas' at 9 pm this evening on @BBCFOUR
Featuring our very own @AlistairBoxall
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#Seychelles, a baseline for a #BlueEconomy: “In a country like Seychelles, having an assessment of the health of #fish populations is critical for #fisheries management.” https://t.co/jn2BrjTfRa
NEW: With its lone case fully recovered and no new cases since April 6, Seychelles is declared COVID-19 FREE. 4 African nations are now free of the virus.
Seychelles currently has 11 total cases with 11 recoveries.
Source: https://t.co/M0uXDIUkRX
Emerging infectious diseases originate predominantly from #wildlife & have ⬆️in number over the last few decades. #Covid19 is thought to have mutated from several #wild animals then to humans. But why? 1/4
Fancy a bit of #OceanOptimism? You can now watch and listen to my full 'Ask the Author: Marine Conservation Begins at Home' webinar here: https://t.co/MZSTvzykCq I tell the story of how a local community & protection of a small bay sent waves of change around the UK & beyond
If you go for a meal at Swedish restaurant Table For One, you'll sit at a single table and chair in a lush meadow, you won't meet any other diners or waitstaff, and you can choose how much you want to pay for the three-course meal: https://t.co/fkdswmcCGT
Fancy a bit of #oceanoptimism over lunchtime? Join the @YESIUoY "Ask the author" event at 12:30 pm BST on Thursday 7th May (tomorrow) where I'll be presenting & discussing findings from our recent paper "Marine conservation begins at home" https://t.co/yO52tTB12R @EventbriteUK
Goooood morning! We hope you're all staying safe and well - the April @MarSocSci newsletter is winging its way across the airwaves and into your inboxes! Remember to check your junk/ clutter files if you can't see it :)
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Have you had time to read the latest WIOMSA newsbrief yet?
Among other interesting articles you will find a special message from WIOMSAs new Executive Secretary, Dr Arthur Tuda, in the newsbrief.
Read the full newsbrief here: https://t.co/92RCzlmWqn
What goes up must come down. Within 3 minutes of take off this Chinese lantern flew over an area of Gorse heathland and landed in the sea. Fire averted but it's now marine debris. Seabirds were overhead within minutes. Don't launch balloons or lanterns. Stick to clapping!
What effects your attitude towards #seafood? Please help my undergraduate student Courtney Livesey by filling out this short survey. It should only take 10 minutes! https://t.co/Pvry0wBG4j Pls RT