Greg Jenkins

Marine Ecologist, Professor at the School of BioSciences, University of Melbourne. Researcher on fish ecology, population dynamics and habitats

[Greg Jenkins @sillaginodes]

Support for our theory that juvenile King George Whiting in Port Phillip Bay migrate west as they grow to a spawning area between Port Fairy and Robe (SA). Over 2 years this tagged fish grew from 26 to 36 cm and travelled 300 km!
@SciMelb @UniMelb #vfa #CitizenScience

[Greg Jenkins @sillaginodes]

Latest news on our King George whiting tagging project

[Victorian Fisheries Authority @VicFisheries]

Your fishing licence fees have helped recreational fishers to tag over 600 #KingGeorgeWhiting as part of a research project by the #UniversityofMelbourne 🐟✔

Check out all the info here, https://t.co/k5Pq9bQL0d

#fishinglicencefeesatwork

[Greg Jenkins @sillaginodes]

Our new paper on delayed spawning of black bream in Gippsland Lakes https://t.co/oNIrO31KHo @unimelb @SciMelb

[Greg Jenkins @sillaginodes]

Our new paper on contrasting effects of a diatom diet on calanoid and cyclopoid copepods in a temperate bay, with implications for fish recruitment. Free download at: https://t.co/3rDBp77ck2 …, #scimelb #melbournewater #plankton #fisheriesscience #portphillipbay

[Greg Jenkins @sillaginodes]

Back in the harness for another year of field sampling - gorgeous winters day on #portphillipbay @unimelb @MelbourneWater #plankton #seals little #penguins

[Greg Jenkins @sillaginodes]

Fun conference snorkeling trip today on Kaneohe bay, well looked after by the friendly folks from #himb #larvalbiology2017

[Joel Williams @JoelFishEcology]

Our latest paper: Linking estuarine water and larval otolith chemistry #otoliths #larvae #estuaries #microchemistry https://t.co/6jX4nuedgb

[Tim Smith @DrScallop]

Congratulations to my old mate Brent Womersley for wining the #amsa2017 technical award!! Well done Brent!! #fisheriesVic

[Greg Jenkins @sillaginodes]

Our new paper on movement patterns in two iconic estuarine fish species https://t.co/yMOlF3DFzL #acoustictagging #climatechange @SciMelb

[Greg Jenkins @sillaginodes]

Our new paper on burial and recovery in Zostera nigricaulis https://t.co/QRLpEMvm2S #portphillipbay #seagrass @SciMelb

[Greg Jenkins @sillaginodes]

Calm as a millpond on #portphillipbay today #plankton #unimelb #autumn #marinescience https://t.co/Kj2bLfdKjN

[Greg Jenkins @sillaginodes]

Change of research vessel for #plankton sampling today #portphillipbay #queenscliff @unimelb

[Greg Jenkins @sillaginodes]

Great to talk to over 300 recreational fishers in Mornington last night about King George Whiting science @unimelb @VR_Fish

[Greg Jenkins @sillaginodes]

Time to watch out for tagged King George Whiting in Victorian waters! See more at https://t.co/5lSbrmdb2z @SciMelb @VR_Fish

[Greg Jenkins @sillaginodes]

Fish are biting in #queenscliff - if only I could get to the ramp! #6.30am #farmfoods #summer

[Greg Jenkins @sillaginodes]

The master storyteller is in Queenscliff tonight #qmf2016 #paulkelly https://t.co/FIiSiUX6wS

[Greg Jenkins @sillaginodes]

Our new paper on experimentally determined N-limitation of #seagrass reliant on different N sources https://t.co/BxkyLnHOPD

[Greg Jenkins @sillaginodes]

Our new paper linking nutrient inputs, plankton dynamics and fish recruitment in a temperate bay https://t.co/dRQRTOzCxI

[Greg Jenkins @sillaginodes]

Relaxing outlook from my hotel room while attending #ASFBOCS2016 in Beautiful Hobart

[Greg Jenkins @sillaginodes]

Perfect winters day on Port Phillip Bay today #dolphins #penguins #seals still looking for #whales