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European fishing communities face their own specific climate risks: UK and Eastern Mediterranean have the highest climate change risks. A focus on sustainable and diverse fisheries management could help Cefas with @MarkPayneAtWork myron peck 👉 bit.ly/2ZAKlQ5

Really excited about this upcoming #conference on #oceans #past!Deadline for abstracts 10 Dec, w/ #early #career #researcher awards available courtesy of @ICES_ASC & fsbi. Join #interdisciplinary #researchers in Seattle 22-25 June 2022 to pass on knowledge, learn & network!

Today I'll be talking about how changes in storminess could lead to major disruption to the global fishing industry in the #COP26 ‘Space and Geospatial Virtual Pavilion’ (a session on ‘Ports and their role in the Blue Economy’) Cefas CCSUS web-eur.cvent.com/event/45857b74…

Proud of my wife in action vaccinating and boosting the booster scheme!

Interesting stuff in a new paper from @k_maltby and colleagues work in Grenada! "Exploring fishers’ perceptions of index insurance and coral reef health in the context of climate-driven changes in extreme events" in @ICES_ASC Journal of Marine Science doi.org/10.1093/icesjm…

#Aquaculture is an essential part of global food security but it is vulnerable to climate risks. Our new open access paper led by Georg Engelhard Cefas applying a national scale #climate risk assessment to identify risk and enable resilience action sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Climate change and aquaculture: new paper with widely applicable framework to assess the key risks doi.org/10.1016/j.crm.… Oman is expanding aquaculture but is in one of world's hottest regions. Identifying main risk factors is a necessity to plan targeted adaptation actions

We are thrilled to announce that fsbi's 2022 Jack Jones Lecture will be delivered by Cefas's lead scientific advisor on climate change John Pinnegar. Want to join us? Submit your #fishsci abstract today at fsbi.org.uk/symposium-2022…. Registration opening soon!

Working with SAF Cefas University of British Columbia scientists develop new seafood risk tool to identify & reduce impact of chemical and pathogen hazards in aquaculture new paper out now➡️rdcu.be/cHGUh #onehealthaquaculture

Cefas and its predecessor MBA - Marine Biological Association Fisheries Laboratory are 120 years old. Dialled-in from leave to hear John Pinnegar's talk on our fisheries history and what a joy it was. A few highlights [spoiler: we had women, timeseries matter, expertise matters] 🧵1/10

Cefas and UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology have been supporting the Cayman Islands Government to identify the most pressing marine climate risks facing the Cayman Island's biodiversity, society & economy 🌊. This new assessment will help inform future climate policy & increase resilience. ▶️ bit.ly/3ZAJ6dF

Excited to be at #ECCWO5! After 5 years, marine climate change scientists gathering to get fully up to speed on anything CC related…

Thoughts & perspectives by HRH Crownprince Haakon about #ECCWO5: “This conference, your work and your solutions are in high demand.”

#ECCWO5 day 3 kicks off with the morning plenary session in Bergen. Michael Rust Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute invites participants to afternoon’s #aquaculture special session, which aims to identify information gaps in order to transition to climate resiliency.

Participate in the #menti survey on global aquaculture risk & adaptation - so your views and knowledge, for your region, can be included!

New blog! UK fisheries have made significant progress towards meeting the UK’s #NetZero target, but what more can be done? With #ECCWO5 underway, Georg Engelhard discusses how technological, operational & policy changes can drive further progress ⛴️. ▶️bit.ly/3GXs7ex

Completely agreed. It has already played a big role in our adaptation work in the Middle East and Caribbean.

Less than a year since signing the MOU between Cefas and University of Essex to promote marine and freshwater science, the first paper from a co-supervised MSc student has been published! Georg Engelhard Dr Anna Sturrock Research at Essex University of Exeter @ExeterMarine cefas.co.uk/news/student-p…

I was on the #BBC news talking about eating fish eyeballs 🤣👀 But all the kudos should go to lead author, my amazing student, Luke Harrison, and coauthors Georg Engelhard & Ruth Thurstan 🙌 Look East, Evening News 11min in: bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episod… Cefas University of Essex

See our new paper showing that plaice and dab partition resources in coastal environments to reduce competition and maximise foraging efficiency. Georg Engelhard Georgina Hunt Nick Polunin Cefas NCL Marine onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jf…