Inspiring research I’ve been lucky enough to be apart of @UniofAdelaide with concern that these critically endangered tuna, a key stone species, may contain traces of #microplastics some interesting lab work ahead for the legends behind this study.
Using Graphical Abstracts, the faculty of sciences @UniofAdelaide are filling the gap in science communication by representing findings in simple one page pictures, what a solution!
Findings from a recent stay at Coobowie Marine Research Station regarding #gastropods@Sean4Sea
A middle ground, finding a platform to make environmentally based decisions driven by combining #politicians and #public opinions with a baseline of history
https://t.co/wYdqZjm8p7
#marineecologyiii2019@Sean4Sea
In an era of a changing climate, it may seem all doom and gloom when is comes to the #future, this present article finding a #sustainable illustration between optimism, business and media, driving positive change
#marineecologyiii2019@sean4sea
https://t.co/nobet2Pag6
With such a gap in the science communication world between research and your #averagejoe, scientists are #spicingup there communication styles to broaden there audience and promote some truly inspiring projects @Sean4Sea#marineecologyIII2019
https://t.co/ggqUbie1PG
Arturo Island, a biodiversity area, home to 76% of the worlds coral species. On 375m of beach, @UniofAdelaide@CSIRO beach clean collected 4,938 pieces of #plastic, hard to comprehend yes, concreting the seriousness of the #plasticpollution crisis, with some inspiring #localhelp
The Australian Sea Lion, a species endemic to the raw coastline down south. Unfortunately, the species is under threat, with fewer than 25 produced annually, and threats such as hill nets, marine debris and the greed for oil not making life easy for these #seapuppies