PhD candidate researching patterns and implications of pCO2 variability on tropical corals and carbonate structures on inshore reefs of the Great Barrier Reef
No longer a sombre forecast, but a present-day reality
New study led by Dr Katharina Fabricius shows #oceanacidification is increasingly rapidly on the #GreatBarrierReef. Seawater CO2 has ⬆️ 6% in 10 yrs, matching the rate of CO2 ⬆️ in the atmosphere
https://t.co/bLy6r3XhKd
Good news from the #KeppelIslands this week!
Corals have shown resilience to the 2020 mass #bleaching event. They have mostly recovered and branches from Acropora sp. colonies are bearing eggs, in time for the annual mass #coralspawning on the #GreatBarrierReef.
#KICP
Aerial surveys this week showed very widespread bleaching across the #GreatBarrierReef. Key tourism areas are less affected. Read the full story and watch our video update: https://t.co/hps5e5qYIc #Queensland#science
Dicing up coral offcuts for the next chapter of my PhD, and of course looking fine in my PPE #phdlife#coralreseach#safetyfirst @ Townsville, Queensland https://t.co/2D6UHueSRn
#ClimateNeed2Know What every Australian should know about climate change - ask a panel of climate change experts from your phone via https://t.co/lgUnVXAOWD using the event code #Coral2019