It's almost @ORRCA_Inc 2021 Whale Census time! To participate you just need to be at your favourite whale watching vantage spot on Sunday 27th June ๐.
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With the power of @Esri, opportunities are endless. @OCEARCH bring science to the digital world with tracking of sharks. #SharkTracker will show shark movements all over the world. Check out sharks in your area https://t.co/DidHMw6qsP
#Shark#Australia#GIS@geofishscience
You've probably heard the term "blockchain", but you might not be quite sure what it means. Find out how #blockchain technology can allow you to trace your fish from #hooktoplate. Find out more: https://t.co/P8VIOcZzwg
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Itโs #UNWorldOceansDay & the 2021 theme is The Ocean: Life and Livelihoods.
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Through the Our Marine Parks Grant program, weโve been working closely with @seafoodAUS and the fishing industry to promote & strengthen sustainable fishing practices.
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The world ocean is critical to our livelihood and the survival of many other species are at tipping point. Take a moment to reflect on what has been taken away, or even better, make a difference and do something, no matter how small. #WorldOceansDay#YouFishWeScience
#WorldOceansDay ๐ฆThese iconic, majestic and mysterious #marine animals play important roles in the ocean's #ecosystems. Science helps us know where these at risk species are, the challenges human activities put on their habitats & how we can secure their future.
Tuesday is #WorldOceansDay.
From eating local, sustainably-sourced fish to stopping plastic pollution, we all have a role to play to #SaveOurOcean.
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Sometimes itโs not all work and play, itโs the important things such as bringing a friend home safely. A team coordination effort saw Geofish on the water going above and beyond in darkness to bring mates home. #Corroboree#FishingNT#RescueMission#MinnKota#TopEnd#BigFish
The Australian Government has launched the Ghost Nets Initiative by making a $14.8 million investment in projects to directly address the challenge of ghost nets and marine debris littering northern Australian waters and beaches. Read more on our website: https://t.co/FtyCp8fd0X
New research by a @CDUni PhD candidate has found that the timing of the sex-switching in barramundi is more related than size than age. Most barramundi start their lives as males, then switch to being female later in life. #Barramundi
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