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New phd opportunity focusing on #ecoengineering solutions for ports. Come and work in the coastal conservation lab with brilliant cosupervisors Dr Valeriya Komyakova @anthrofish.bsky.social Rowan Trebilco Beth Fulton CMS_UTas

Researchers have found compelling evidence that intense summer marine heatwaves play a significant role in the decline of vital marine species like corals, kelps & seagrasses - and it can result in widespread ecosystem collapse & declines in biodiversity. doi.org/10.1038/s41467…

✨PhD Opportunity ✨ 2 PhD positions at University of Melbourne: Developing novel fish maturity assays using otoliths | Deadline: 31 July 2024 l Contact: [email protected]

Yes! And #citsci & Species On The Move Conference is one approach to help people connect the dots & have those conversations More here: besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10….

Seas the opportunity 🚢 CAPSTAN is offering university students and trainers at-sea experience aboard CSIRO research vessel #RVInvestigatoryou - an unparallelled training opportunity to propel your science career on the high seas! ⭐️Apply now: csiro.au/capstan 📸 CSIRO

Links btw #SenseOfPlace (SoP) & #SocialEcologicalSystems are important in considering safe operating spaces for humanity write Duggan @ChrisCvitanovic @i_vanputten in PLOS One. Their survey of researchers found enablers & barriers affect SoP use in policy doi.org/10.1371/journa…

A hundred years ago, fish lived longer and grew bigger. Today these larger, long-lived fish are gone, and it’s affecting fish populations, marine ecosystems, and ultimately our own food security. ⭐️Discover why fish size matters and the Big Fish card game: tinyurl.com/bddfm5ft

The amazing Sue-Ann Watson presenting at AMSA-NSMSS 2024 Conference on her career path and her #ClimateChange research. Lovely to see some Redmap Australia in there too!

At AMSA-NSMSS 2024 Conference? Don't miss Session 6.2: Ocean Literacy - Key for Future Ocean Sustainability? Grand Ballroom 1 @ 15:45 Quick fire presentations and an interactive discussion on pathways for improving ocean literacy in Australia towards achieving Sustainable 2030!!

Benni makes amazing beautiful products with her underwater photography on them - she is generously offering AMSA-NSMSS 2024 Conference attendees a special 25% online discount code to help celebrate our marine science! Code is valid until 4pm this Friday AMSAHOBART bennimd.com

Successful #conservation and management of #kelp forests requires more ambitious use of international law - our new interdisciplinary paper led by law Prof Erika Techera. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/re… Jurgen Valckenaere Karen Filbee-Dexter UWA Research UWA Oceans Institute @NBFNetwork Havforskningsinstituttet

GSRF cofounders are at the global #naturepositive summit in Sydney, focused on advancing strategies to halt biodiversity loss & drive investment to protect and repair natural ecosystems. The GSRF team are here ensuring temperate reefs have a voice in these important discussions.

Locally relevant resources are key to engaging students and communities, fostering stewardship for our oceans. The Teacher’s Guide for #OceanLiteracy: Over & Under the Waves of the #GreatSouthernReef is helping educators inspire students to become future stewards.

We're excited to announce that 232 #redhandfish hatchlings are thriving at IMAS in the largest captive breeding event ever achieved for the species! And it's tripled the captive breeding population in Tasmania: tinyurl.com/handfish-hatch…

In a new $3.5 million project, IMAS scientists will work w coastal industries, communities & Tasmanian Aboriginal people on a whole-of-reef-ecosystem restoration project to improve the health of Tasmanian reef ecosystems and bring back giant kelp forests tinyurl.com/Help-the-Kelp

As we start the year facing floods, extreme heat, and fires across the country, it’s also time to consider extreme events unfolding in a less visible but equally critical environment—underwater. Right now, a marine heatwave is underway off Western Australia. We know it’s

UTAS has been named #2 in the US News best global universities for marine and freshwater biology ✨and it really is a tribute to the important research we do at IMAS & the exceptional learning opportunities we create for the next generation of scientists tinyurl.com/4h4hypm9

📑 #NewStudy by Knott et al. looks at patterns of abundance for Eastern Blue #Groper along the #NSW coast, following trial rules prohibiting harvesting the species. This study will inform future management and regulations. 👀 buff.ly/4hCNTUE #Australia #fish #biology

Citizen scientists are making a major contribution to understanding how marine species are responding to climate change, including which Australian species are moving south. New research led by IMAS used observations of 200 marine species recorded over 10 years in the