Ecological Interactions Research Program @ VIU Centre for Shellfish Research. Shellfish Aquaculture, First Nations Clam Gardens, Microplastics, Biodiversity
Next Wednesday is our 5th anniversary! Join our live event with editor in chief, Jude Isabella. It will be casual, chatty, and interactive, so chime in with some questions & comments.
1 pm Pacific, 4 pm Eastern, 9 pm BST, Wednesday April 22nd. (Earth Day!)
Find out what's up with this #fish's face this afternoon at 2:30 PDT during our #BMSCLive: Fishy Fun livestream! We'll do a fish feed and talk about all of the weird & wacky fish at #BMSC
Zoom link:
https://t.co/uIMBdlwbR2
YouTube channel:
https://t.co/whi4dmKQHD
STUDENTS: UVic has created a COVID-19 Emergency Bursary to provide for students’ urgent and emerging needs and enable them to continue their academic programs in this rapidly shifting learning environment.
Application information: https://t.co/32QmM9O6iX
[Job Posting]
@HakaiGeospatial is hiring a Junior Geomatics Technician for a 4 to 6 month contract to help with marine habitat mapping
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Ancient Ecology: The Quadra Island Clam Gardens, a collaborative article highlighting the work of many ecologists and archaeologists, has been published in Fisheries. Thanks to @KHinc@marcohatch@Clamgardeners@HakaiInstitute @sea_goin @AnneKSalomon
https://t.co/TbefJshHWT
Taking 'Temperate freshwater soundscapes: A cacophony of undescribed biological sounds now threatened by anthropogenic noise' by @RodneyAlanRoun1, Dr. Juanes, and @MartaBolgan into the sunshine for some #selfisolation@PLOSONE@uvic@UVicResearch https://t.co/M5Wam1YmQe
This is the eye of a porcupine pufferfish (Diodon). Corneal iridescence is not uncommon in many fishes, but I think this is one of the most stunning example yet.
Hakai Magazine has covered our research outlining the species that transfer shellfish-derived nutrients into coastal ecosystems, and the responses within forest communities. Check it out to learn more about how vital shellfish are for coastal ecosystems
Hello friends! Looking for a great grad school opportunity? I have funding in my lab for a grad student to work on the #evolutionaryEcology/ #genomics of beautiful sagebrush and/or #invasivespecies! Final deadline to apply April 1. https://t.co/OfXSa4cVlq for more info. Pls RT!
@baumlab@uvic @gjosgood @Scuba_Timmer Media coverage of the original story can be found here:
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Thanks to @CTVNews@nationalpost@VictoriaNews@cheknews@cbcnewsbc for covering the story
If you are interested in ecology, cultures, & conservation of the BC Coast, check out the @OuterShores 3rd Annual Symposium, this weekend in Victoria, BC.
https://t.co/N1Vk2QQc2j
Last yr a bluntnose sixgill washed up. The @baumlab and Juanes lab from @uvic completed the necropsy. Using this opportunity to learn, @gjosgood led a study that is now published. Thanks to @Scuba_Timmer for organizing #sharkgate and congrats on ur 1st pub https://t.co/Y5IFLFEuGj
Our recent review of how shellfish subsidies enter and influence coastal ecosystems. Based on observations from Calvert Is, this inquiry builds on the work of many admirable researchers. Supported by @HakaiInstitute@uvic@NSERC_CRSNG@EcographyJourna
https://t.co/4iH0RrzIYj
Calling BC commercial fishers⚓️ @Archipelago and @TBuckSuzuki are gathering data on derelict fishing gear hotspots. Workshops: Jan 8 Stevenston Harbour, Jan 14 Pender Harbour, Jan 17 Prince Rupert, Jan 25 Nanaimo, Jan 27 Port Hardy @Go_Fish_BC @DFO_Pacific@rupertport @IPHCinfo
@uvic Thanks for supporting and sharing our work @uvic. We have also been featured in @TIME and @NatGeo, among others. Special thanks to @Sarah_Gibbens and @mandyoaklander, who wrote these great pieces.
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