Emily Solomon

Shark bait hoo ha ha

[Julia Utkus @JuliaUtkus]

Sea squirts! Noticed much more diversity closer to the water today, and these little guys had to be my favorite #marenvs20

[Information is Beautiful @infobeautiful]

Overfishing. Toxins. Bycatch. Microplastics. What fish are actually still #sustainable and safe to eat? Visualising the latest data from @Greenpeace, @MSCecolabel & @mscuk in an interactive #infographic - https://t.co/Uskv29d0Q2

[Claudia Beller @ClaudiaBeller1]

Got the chance to visit the Taronga zoo today and saw a saltwater crocodile...gonna look up exactly where to avoid those guys in the wild! #marenvs20

[Jack Fletcher @JackFle43810020]

Visited Byron Bay this weekend and got see some amazing beaches and marine life. There were a ton of Blue Bottles and in the ocean a bunch were on the shore. I was sure to not touch the blue part! #marenvs20

[Hil @HilPresent]

Videos like these are always fascinating to watch and learn from, however I always wonder if these “unusual” creatures are new invasive species that have been forced to migrate due to climate change #marENVS20

[Haavard Furdal @FurdalHaavard]

I got really facinated by the leopard seals after learning about them in class! Did you know that the only predator to the leopard seals is the killer whale? If they escape the wrath of the killer whale, they can live up to 26 years old. #marenvs20

[Chloe Rosenfeld @Car41825]

What a great day in Australia! Only fitting for the MarineFest Today! We’ve learned in class how important sharks are to our ecosystem, and how calling for a mass killing is not a viable solution! #MarEnvs20

[Zeus™ @zkeller17]

My favorite part of the field trip to Maroubra Beach you ask? Easily the sea squirts! I was surprised to hear that they have primitive vertebrates and internal organs. SO COOL #marenvs20

[elly shin @ellyaustralia]

Neptune's necklace at Marouba beach. Such diverse wildlife on land and in the water #marenvs20

[Hil @HilPresent]

#BTS look at the Shark Bait Hoo Ha Ha group finishing filming at our field trip yesterday! #marENVS20

[Kayleigh Miller @KayleighM2020]

What a day yesterday at Bondi Beach! Bondi Beach is just one Australian beach protected by shark nets. Shark nets however have had a 63% failure rate and often kill sharks rather than simply decrease interaction b/w humans and sharks. #MarEnvS20

[Melina Holtan @HoltanMelina]

Measuring sand at Maroubra beach🌊 #marenvs20

[Emily Solomon @esolomon528]

https://t.co/OlWXU4IWhk
So proud of these employees speaking out against Amazon's climate change hypocrisy, even if it meant they might lose their job. We have to call these companies out so that they value people over profits!! #marenvs20

[Lilli Gordon @LilliGordon5]

Spent yesterday’s class looking at the major differences in terrestrial and marine mammals! Their teeth, a key difference, play very different functions for the prey caught by these large animals #marENVS20

[Griffin Halpern @HalpernGriffin]

The world is changing at a rapid rate. This is a great read on human capacities to deal with climate change. #marenvs20

https://t.co/eknj74ogvE

[jkaplan_marine_bio @JkaplanB]

Sustainability is reshaping finance and capitalism, giving business leaders the historic opportunity to ward off environmental catastrophe. #Marenvs20
https://t.co/6n4ryEYKwN

[Kayleigh Miller @KayleighM2020]

We had a pretty hands-on class on Tuesday, examining the skulls of a variety of marine and terrestrial animals, including this baby leopard seal (left) and lion (right). Can you spot the differences between the two? #MarEnvS20

[Lilli Gordon @LilliGordon5]

Sneak peek into our group project: we interviewed a sustainable city farm and took a look into their usage of organic fertilizers and the resulting storm drain runoff 👀

#marENVS20