Join SWMS for an end of summer social on August 30th at 5 pm EST! We look forward to virtually meeting other SWMS members and discussing what we are looking forward to in the upcoming year! ☀️😎🌴
I spy with my little eye, something that looks like a receiver 🙌🐟 This little scene is taken from @mmustelus incredible illustrations for a book all about Harry the Hammerhead Shark, who spreads the good news about MPAs in #SouthAfrica
Led by @trishalbano7, we used acoustic tracking to examine the movements of juvenile smooth hammerhead sharks both inside and adjacent to a large marine protected area in South Africa.
‘Many kids go through a phase where they want to be a marine scientist...’ @trishalbano7 and co-authors give insight into the latest research to understand the vulnerabilities of sharks🦈
Sink your teeth into this➡️https://t.co/FvuE7ywtqH
@murray_taryn@DrNeilHammer
This study investigated the habitat utilization and movement patterns of juvenile smooth hammerhead #sharks using acoustic #telemetry https://t.co/ucxBQljaHR
Starting off 2023 with a bang💥
Our #telemetry paper, led by @trishalbano7, on smooth hammerhead sharks in #SouthAfrica, highlighting vulnerability to exploitation at the boundary of the De Hoop #MPA, has been accepted for publication in @FrontMarineSci 🙌🦈
#sharkscience
Happening now: #Okeanos dive exploring a feature with a diversity of corals and other marine life. Join us for the final dive of the 2022 shakedown: https://t.co/h0wqw50t1e
Patricia Albano, Internship Program Coordinator of @marinesanctuary in support of @oceanexplorer, was featured in @Forbes discussing research she led at @UMiamiRSMAS on conservation benefits of #MPAs for #sharks. Read the article from @mcmsharksxx here: https://t.co/qYo0nYmdAt
Planning to participate to #OSM22, virtually or in person?
Session ED06 welcomes contributions highlighting programs that took advantage of remote technologies to allow for #science#ScienceOutreach#SciComm#OceanEducation to continue under the challenges during global pandemic.
The ADCP-equipped SeaGlider being tested by @UW scientists to collect biological & physical data on small organisms in the ocean water column gets a little TLC before being returned to the water.
[Full caption: https://t.co/LjXR8omsnL]
Exploring the seafloor from the shallows to the shelf edge in South Africa’s Transkei, our research provided support to get the MPAs in the region extended offshore.
It's just been published in @SciReports
https://t.co/hZW3VJPzKc
@ParkerDenham@KerrySkink@ACEP_ZA@NRF_SAIAB