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Today ConvexIn announces a multi-million-dollar partnership with Blue Marine Foundation, a charity dedicated to restoring the #ocean to health, & the University of Exeter & its foremost researchers, with the launch of the Convex Blue Carbon Seascape Survey 🌊 Read more: greenfutures.exeter.ac.uk/article/convex…

My analysis of the Govt’s Australian Way proposal to get to net zero by 2050. Spoiler alert: it will fail. smh.com.au/environment/cl…

One of the greats of our scientific age ... bbc.co.uk/news/science-e…

Checking out the extensive early 2022 sargassum influx along the east coast of Barbados on day 2 of our first ⁦SARTRAC⁩ overseas meeting after 2 years of lockdown

Well done Niko Skliris on our latest SARTRAC paper, on the drivers of sargassum, out today at link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Here on the wild east coast of Barbados, preparing for a week of meetings to discuss sargassum and what to do about it with colleagues from CERMES UWI University of Ghana MGI - MonaGIS - part of SARTRAC #SargSNAP

Sargassum locally accumulated in River Bay on the northeast coast, a beauty spot frequented by locals and tourists - stop-off on our round-island tour kindly organised by ⁦CERMES UWI⁩, part of ⁦SARTRAC⁩

Wed pm field trip ahead of 3rd UWI Sargassum Symposium, organised by CERMES UWI visiting beaches and bays on east and south coasts that are currently seeing major influxes of sargassum SARTRAC

The boom being readied for deployment at Crane Beach, south Barbados, to limit sargassum beaching at this historic beach resort over coming days-weeks ⁦SARTRAC⁩

Great panel discussion on the possibilities of major economic opportunties to use sargassum at 3rd UWI Sargassum Symposium - bringing together researchers & stakeholders from the eastern Caribbean as sargassum beaches heavily, unusually early in 2023 SARTRAC CERMES UWI

Sargassum beaching tonight in Hastings, Bridgetown - impacting yet more of the tourist industry in Barbados SARTRAC

Awesome panel discussion on the similarities and synergies that can be explored between Ghana and the Caribbean in sargassum research at the 3rd Sargassum Symposium organised by CERMES UWI .

Delighted to be on the panel with Winnie Sowah Bernice Wilmot Oppong Philip Jayson-Quashigah to discuss Sargassum research ongoing in Ghana at the 3rd Sargassum Symposium organized by@CERMES_UWI

SARTRAC PROJECT UPDATE #05 – MGI & SargSnap Project Team in Ghana MGI continues transformational work under SARTRAC by participating in the SargSnap! initiative to conduct Sargassum monitoring in Ghana Details here: blue.monagis.com/sartrac-projec… #sargassum #mgiblue #SargSnap

One last beach visit awaiting flight home - Foul Bay on the south coast, where the sand ‘cliff’ is impressive - sargassum alters beach dynamics, a further issue for beach management in Barbados

Local chickens enjoying crispy dry sargassum at Foul Bay, last stop on this trip SARTRAC

Canon Canon Gary Philbrick with a group of researchers from universities in Ghana, Jamaica, Barbados, and Southampton, working together on the Sargassum ‘Smelly Seaweed’ Project. A joyful afternoon. SARTRAC University of Ghana Winchester Cathedral Diocese of Winchester Church Times Catherine Ogle

Sargassum conference Day1. Prof Marsh introducing the first session on modelling, followed by Prof Oxenford sharing experience and new research from ground. #Sargassum SARTRAC

#AMOC collapse could drive our weather to further extremes, based on recent links to changing Atlantic temperatures: The Atlantic is at risk of circulation collapse – it would mean even greater climate chaos across Europe theconversation.com/the-atlantic-i… via The Conversation

A special evening with #SARTRAC colleagues, nominated for Research Impact at #southamptonuniversity #vcawards last night at St Mary’s stadium