Simon Hoyle

I count fish

[Simon Hoyle @SimonDHoyle]

Moving to Bluesky: @simondhoyle.bsky.social

[Mark Dickey-Collas 🏳️‍🌈 @DickeyCollas]

Considering stock assessment methods of yellowfin & bigeye tuna in eastern Pacific Ocean - with a great team @maunderCAPAM @iattc_ciat @SimonDHoyle @cminte @HaikunXu https://t.co/izfwvucsLw

[Simon Hoyle @SimonDHoyle]

Here's a free download link for our new review of catch per unit effort modeling for fish stock assessment: a summary of good practices. https://t.co/JX2TSW5WLY

[Megan Amram @meganamram]

Today was the day Donald trump finally became president

[andrewboylan @boykinboylan]

Oh to be a local fish in a great mood today

[Mark Maunder @maunderCAPAM]

The #CAPAM Tuna Stock Assessment Good Practices was a great success. Thanks to all the presenters and participants, both in person and virtual. Look for the recordings of the presentations and discussions to be posted in the next week or two. The report will take a bit longer.

[Mark Maunder @maunderCAPAM]

Initial #Tuna #StockAssessment Good Practices outlined by the chair of the #CAPAM Workshop and associated discussions. Most recommendations are appropriate to any stock assessment. See the recording of the session

@ISSF @FAOfish @UW_SAFS @ICES_ASC

https://t.co/1JoQWr1OHi

[New Scientist @newscientist]

A device worn on the arm that uses a pom-pom to softly stroke a person’s skin has been shown to reduce anxiety during stressful situations https://t.co/YwUerPdb3m

[Mark Maunder @maunderCAPAM]

This is why more funding is needed for fisheries stock assessment. Like funding continuation of the joint USA/New Zealand spatial modelling project

https://t.co/YLMR1hw70Z

Or the IATTC spatial tagging analysis

https://t.co/4gSDzJoU8k

[OceaniaSharks @OceaniaSharks]

New #sharkscience alert👀

Here is a paper on: Post-release survival of shortfin mako (Isurus oxyrinchus) and silky (Carcharhinus falciformis) sharks released from pelagic tuna longlines in the Pacific Ocean

Full article https://t.co/BbsFxVarxL

@BritFinucci

[John Schwartz @jswatz]

My sustainability class just finished a module about disinformation. I had them write me a letter assuming they were flunking and arguing that they deserve an A, using the techniques of disinformation we discussed, like cherry picking, false experts and ad hominem. HOO-boy. 1/n

[Brit Finucci @BritFinucci]

Very happy (and relieved!) to finally see this #sharkscience publication out: Post-release survival estimates for Pacific mako and silky #shark

https://t.co/3YJ2wNh6tz

[Simon Hoyle @SimonDHoyle]

@Emily_M_Lane Sorry to hear this Emily, thinking of you guys.

[Simon Hoyle @SimonDHoyle]

Are profits the main thing driving inflation in other countries as well, including NZ?

[Team Katie @TeamKatiePorter]

Bigger corporate profits account for *over half* of the higher prices people are paying.

[Kim Friedman @kimfriedmans]

Fisheries environmental impacts — comparison across food producers

I'll keep adding new rows.... & welcome your thoughtful insights & critiques

[Prof. Devi Sridhar @devisridhar]

Academics agreeing to exciting new papers & projects…

[Adam Grant @AdamMGrant]

The evidence is clear: open offices are bad for people and organizations.
-27% more sick days
-14% lower cognitive performance
-70% less face-to-face interaction

For the sake of health, productivity, and collaboration, let's design spaces with doors.

https://t.co/i9aR3VPZHh

[David Gelles @dgelles]

🌎🔥 Today I asked World Bank president @DavidMalpassWBG if he believed in the scientific consensus that the man made burning of fossil fuels is rapidly and dangerously warming the planet.

“I’m not a scientist,” he said.

Here’s a thread about the remarkable exchange. 🧵 1/