Melbournites! Come say hello! 🏙️ 🥰 👋🏻
It's all about how technology can help foster good research today. 👩🏼🔬 📊
Find team members Caitlin and Kylie at the 2024 eResearch conference at the Pullman (Albert Park), booth #29. 🔎 🧭
@BotJLinnSoc@StanislawWawrz2@Dr_Rob_Davis I saw this shared on Instagram a couple days ago, how very interesting! Really broadens the scope of what a pollinator can be, innit!
Wouldja look at that, @Sean4Sea is back at it again! This time, they’re taking a look at how crucial it is to get governments and broader society involved to make positive environmental change.
Read the open-access paper here! 👇
https://t.co/ubZe2zsPef
🤔 Are you a researcher struggling to get your work out there? Ryba, Doubleday, and @Sean4Sea Connell have some open-access advice!
How can we boost the impact of publications? Try better writing | PNAS https://t.co/Ym9BmQK0oY
It’s real easy to lose hope & feel like eco restoration isn’t happening fast enough, but there really is value in marine restoration beyond the ‘too small and too expensive’!
Learn about that & human psychology plays a role in restoration with this paper
https://t.co/bXmeyOO2P2
🦪🪸Did you know that oyster reefs play a huge role in filtering seawater? They also help reduce harmful algal blooms, which is why need our protection!
You can learn about that in this open-access paper 👇
https://t.co/ypzs7ibKpM @Sean4Sea
🏖️Looks like South Australia’s ban on soft plastics has already had an effect on beach litter! Still, a big portion found was plastic food wrappers, and toxic things like cigarettes :/
Here’s your reminder to always dispose of waste responsibly! @Sean4Sea#marineecologyiii2023
Restoring West Beach sand dunes: Tackling litter with community driven clean ups, data driven insights and renewed hope for our coastal ecosystems! 🌊🏖️🐚 @Sean4Sea#MarineecologyIII2023
This thread is the reason that posts and conversations about biodiversity and conservation are so important: 13,000 people liked a thread that is celebrating species extinction and environmental destruction. It’s just so disappointing.
A Wolf #Spider (subfamily Lycosinae) holds a June #Beetle (subfamily Melolonthinae) in its chelicerae, and the beetle holds an #Ant (genus Solenopsis) in *its* mandibles - it's our more-than-#TwoferTuesday Observation of the Day!