Grace M

just out here learning about the ocean #marenvs19

[Grace M @gfm_downunder]

Lol

[Grace M @gfm_downunder]

Thanks to #marenvs19 I know all about this type of coastal construction!

[UNSW Science @UNSWScience]

“This global framework will help decision makers choose the solutions that help us build healthy coastlines for the future.”

@UNSW scientists develop world-first framework to guide the building and management of coastal infrastructure at a global scale. https://t.co/NcOAM2nh8z

[Grace M @gfm_downunder]

#climatejustice #marenvs19

[350 dot org @350]

“What we have seen in the past few days has been sublime in its horror... It is a place that has a tiny carbon footprint in the world but carries the burden of being ground zero for our climate crisis.” https://t.co/BGI7Gx6ik9

[Grace M @gfm_downunder]

As Hurricane Dorian tears through the Bahamas, we’re seeing that the people who are most vulnerable are being impacted the most by natural disaster. Climate change does not affect all people equally so we need to focus on #climatejustice to mitigate this inequality #marenvs19

[Grace M @gfm_downunder]

Recycling isn’t enough! We need to cut back our use of plastics in the first place #marenvs19

[Oceana @oceana]

Here are 7 single-use plastics you can easily stop using RIGHT NOW! Pledge to #BreakFreeFromPlastic here: https://t.co/8j9jbPLCMr

[Grace M @gfm_downunder]

The Marine Environment was such an awesome class. I’m sad it’s coming to an end. I got to learn about all sort of different marine life and the impacts humans have on it. What an experience! #marenvs19

[Grace M @gfm_downunder]

Hurricane Dorian may not have a huge impact on Florida but storms are projected to become more frequent and intense as climate change continues #marenvs19 https://t.co/2BgkeniVkH

[Grace M @gfm_downunder]

When you realize nudibranch is pronounced nood-i-brank... 🤯 #marenvs19

[Oceana @oceana]

Meet the nudibranch: Colorful, skilled at self-defense and occasionally even solar-powered!

[Sophia Dorsey @sophia_shark17]

Explored the tides at Maroubra Beach field trip today! #marenvs19

[Grace M @gfm_downunder]

@CebakRafina I think so!

[Grace M @gfm_downunder]

Had a great time exploring the tide pools today. It’s amazing what you can find when you take a second to look closer🧐 #marenvs19

[Grace M @gfm_downunder]

What an interesting video! Getting me excited to learn about sharks this week in #marenvs19

[Oceana @oceana]

Some sharks like reef sharks and sandbar sharks have cat eyes with vertical-split pupils. Why? It's still a mystery to scientists, but there are a few theories.

[Susan Li @susan_li117]

Today, my group met with Peter Cochrane, board director of the IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature), to set up an interview for our video. We learned a lot about the Bondi to Coogee walk and the implications it has had on the community! #MarEnvS19

[Grace M @gfm_downunder]

Reason 14893 why we should stop using single use plastic #marenvs19

[Oceana @oceana]

From 2009 to 2016, 13 sperm whales washed up dead along the Italian coast.

10 were found to have plastics in their stomach. Join @Oceana as we fight to #BreakFreeFromPlastic: https://t.co/wnPpou58qJ

[Grace M @gfm_downunder]

#mannequinchallenge #BringitBack #marenvs19

[Grace M @gfm_downunder]

Bernie spitting facts out here #marenvs19

[Bernie Sanders @BernieSanders]

If the environment were a bank it would have been saved already.

[Grace M @gfm_downunder]

Got to see a dugong up close today! Definitely able to see that 70° angle of the jaw @Sydney_Aquarium #marenvs19

[Grace M @gfm_downunder]

What an interesting jellyfish! The types of organisms you can find in the deep blue never cease to fill me with awe #marenvs19

[Oceana @oceana]

UNBELIEVABLE: This deep sea creature is a shapeshifting jellyfish!

[WWF_Australia @WWF_Australia]

"Australia can continue to fail on climate policy and remain a major coal exporter or Australia can turn around the Reef’s decline. But it can’t do both. That’s clear from the government’s own scientific reports." - Richard Leck, WWF Head of Oceans
https://t.co/WQqIniTAMa

[Grace M @gfm_downunder]

#marenvs19

[Oceana @oceana]

Plastics have only been mass-produced since around 1950. Even so, it's hard to imagine a world without plastic packaging. Just how much plastic has ever been produced? A staggering 18 trillion pounds. It's time to #BreakFreeFromPlastic: https://t.co/ZZcfzV4VWd