How did University of Newcastle undergrad #MarineScience students come to be on billboards all over Newcastle? ...by doing amazing Uni Newcastle Research aboard #RVInvestigator! Read/watch/listen: 🗞️👀🔊 newcastle.edu.au/hippocampus/st… 💻🔊 newcastle.edu.au/hippocampus/po… (Episode 5) 🍎🔊 podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/the…

Coastal Processes with A/Prof Hannah Power 🌊🌴- University of Newcastle #students #studying #coastalprocesses @ #thepacificpalms #eastcoast #nsw #australia Uni Newcastle Research 📷 Alicia Watt Feat. #coastalscientists Chloe Fitzpatrick Ruby Hammond EliseBuller Tom Newman Mike Kinsela

Dance of the Sugar Nectar Feather Tailed Glider - Acrobates pygmaeus 🪶🐾🍃 #feathertailedglider #acrobatespygmaeus #ecology #australianfauna #nativefauna #nativeaustraliananimals #australianwildlife #australiannative Spotted spotlighting

AusYCSEC is back this 2023! - And to kick things off for #AusYCSEC2023 they’re running a photo comp again 📷 Reply to their tweet with your photo to enter! The photo with the most likes will win and a small prize will come your way Check out last years winning pic 📷👇

#ausycsec2023 Fun Fact Friday! - Norfolk Island located in the Pacific Ocean just off the Australian Queensland Gold Coast between New Zealand and New Caledonia has one of the most southerly coral reefs in the world and is also surrounded by an Australian Marine Park 🐠🐟🪸

Coastal science in action 🌊📏 Alicia Watt #photography

📷 Alicia Watt #photography #humpbackwhales #doublebreach Breaching occurs when a whale picks up speed near the water, lifts its body, and leaps out of it, exposing up to 90% of its body above the surface. The whale may land on its side or back during breaching.

Our students are sea-ing science up close with experience working in the field and learning about coastal processes with A/Prof Hannah Power and Mike Kinsela 🌊 📸 Environmental science student Alicia, (Alicia Watt)

AusYCSEC wants to hear what you’ve been up to as a young coastal scientist at this years Australasian Young Coastal Scientists and Engineers Conference #ausycsec2023 Get involved! University of Newcastle #students #inthefield #studying #coastalprocesses #pacificpalms 📷 Alicia Watt

A passion project (excuse) to study bats is growing! Posing & answering more questions along the journey. Training aspiring & young ecologists has been a huge bonus. Thanks for sharing our story Alicia Watt Shout out to Leroy Gonsalves Chad Beranek

📢 Call For Hub Hosts 📢 In addition to #CentralHub in Sydney, we are hosting Local Hubs across #Australasia with our commitment to equity and accessibility. Would you be keen to organise a #localhub at your location? Get in contact via email below - [email protected]

Good news! 📰 🗞️ ‼️ - We are extending the time for abstract submissions - entry open for another 2 weeks !! So get involved because we want to hear all about the research you’ve been up to in your coastal science and engineering field!! 🌊🔬🛠️ ausycsec.com.au/call-for-abstr…

Happy World Ocean Day! 🌊 This time last year a number of our coastal conference committee members spent 6 weeks voyaging the ocean, mapping the seafloor and observing benthic mud on the East Coast of Australia! ⛴️🗺️🌊 Get excited AusYCSEC #coastalconference Sept. 6th - 8th

Happy Hump Day! 40-50,000 humpback whales, Megaptera novaeangliae, are expected to travel up and down the east coast of Australia this May to November as they move from their summer feeding grounds in the Antarctic waters to their breeding grounds in Australian subtropical waters

Reminder to submit abstracts by 5pm today! We look forward to hearing about your work and research Submit your abstract here: ausycsec.com.au/call-for-abstr… The abstract submission portal will close at 5pm Australian EST today!

Bat school is back in session! The team is only a little bit excited as Dr Brad Law shows off the most exciting catch of the day (night?). A tremendous Greater Broad-nosed Bat! Only the 6th time we’ve caught one here in over 1200 bat captures overall!

Alicia Watt used in ABC News article: Sexism has female scientists missing out on fieldwork according to new study abc.net.au/news/2023-11-0…

LITTLE BATS IN A BIG FOREST! “Nearly 1000 Little Forest Bats, Vespedalus vulturnus have now been banded and soon we will enter new exciting chapters of our microbat population ecology project. Stay tuned for future exciting developments” - George Madani 📷 Alicia Watt