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Bloomin' blanket weed! PhD Researcher Hannah Kemp is asking lake managers to complete a short questionnaire researching the occurrence, impact and management of blanket weed algal blooms in UK freshwater bodies. Read more and give your input here: ukandirelandlakes.org/bloomin-blanke…

Virtual poster presentation time at @SEFS12_DUBLIN! Come hear about #BloominBlanketWeed in poster session 1! EFFS EFYR #macroalgae #freshwaterecology

Check out these #Cladophora mats growing in Clumber Park, National Trust lake filmed on my sampling visit in July! It may be murky but you can see how they span the water column, forming blooms on the surface #BloominBlanketWeed #awesomealgae #fieldwork National Trust Research ENVISION Nottingham Geography

Brill few days demonstrating with Nottingham Geography undergrads FSC Malham Tarn! Fieldwork techniques for carbon storage and phosphorus budgets. Rain or shine it was great to be out in the field😁 @DrTStanton GeertjevanderHeijden Matthew Jones Clare MT George Swann

Ending the #malham21 fieldtrip on a high with gorgeous weather. Amazing time with amazing Nottingham Geography staff and students. See you in September for #malham22! Clare MT Matthew Jones @DrTStanton George Swann Hannah Kemp john hickson @ConnorEcology FSC Malham Tarn

Last sampling of 2021 Clumber Park, National Trust calls for a Christmas jumper and songs in the lab for water chemistry analysis! #blanketweed #phdlife Nottingham Geography National Trust Research

Looking back at the #fieldwork fun of 2021 Clumber Park, National Trust! But more importantly a massive THANK YOU to every one of my friends and colleagues that came and helped, rain or shine, you're all wonderful! Nottingham Geography ENVISION National Trust Research

Welcome to the wonderous world of filamentous algae🤩 Check out the #ulva and #cladophora growing in the lake Clumber Park, National Trust, with guest appearances from #daphnia and #carp! Nottingham Geography ENVISION National Trust Research The British Phycological Society

This would be a real shame ⁦Field Studies Council⁩ ⁦National Trust⁩ it’s been a great location to teach hundreds of our students cravenherald.co.uk/news/20614966.…

What an AMAZING week at #BPS23! It was so good to be back in person. The Newcastle team did such a brilliant job organising and I loved sharing my blanket weed research! Thank you The British Phycological Society!

Nitella translucens in a restored N. Norfolk #pond. A bottle green see-through stonewort known only for 2-3 places in Norfolk & no doubt long-lived oospores brought it back from the past. Pond restoration, if done well, is our best chance of saving many ultra rare wetland plants

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Want to learn about mussels? 💪 Stoichiometry? Mesocosms? Nutrients?! 🌊🦠 Come by my poster (#463) this evening at #aslo2023 !!

I presented my PhD research to the National Trust today for their research seminar series and this is the word cloud that came out of it. Clearly I talked a lot about bloomin' algae!!😁 Clumber Park, National Trust National Trust Research Nottingham Geography ENVISION

What an end to a brilliant week at #SEFS13 sharing my research on bloomin algae 🥳 Met some awesome people - we've talked, we've laughed AND we've danced! Thanks to everyone who organised such a great #freshwater conference! Nottingham Geography ENVISION National Trust Research

👇Excellent news Hannah- you did a fabulous talk 🙌 thanks to AQUACOSM plus ENVISION and National Trust Research for funding this NL Inst of Ecology

I had a great time at the ENVISION conference here in Uni of Nottingham #WeAreUoN and at British Geological Survey! I had a go at drawing the range of research and some of our discussions over the last few days, what do you think? I missed a few, and I’m definitely biased, but a pretty cool range!