Thanks Dr Brett Lewis for all your work. It was a team effort!

Proud to be part of this conversation! It’s been a pleasure to watch the WICGE network grow and the conversations expand over the years.

Many of our Editorial Board Members for #CPCoastalFutures are currently at #ICCE2022 on Costal Engineering, including Dr. Kristen Splinter 🚺🇦🇺🇨🇦 and Sarah Hamylton who took part in the women in coastal geosciences and engineering panel discussion on Tuesday night!

Whoever paired the British PM debacle with Rihanna’s ‘Take a Bow’ song is genius! As ever, an emotional roller coaster for 2022: The year in sound abc.net.au/radionational/… via ABC Australia

👏🖤💛❤️UOW Not a day to celebrate: Wollongong university staff given option to work on Australia Day holiday theguardian.com/australia-news…

Some warm thoughts to start the weekend. ‘To sit with him, to feel the softness of his fur’: what makes me happy now | Dogs | The Guardian theguardian.com/culture/2023/j…

Happy #IWD peeps! Don’t forget to expose girls to science early!

It was a pleasure to walk the reef flat in the company of @KerryleeRogers_ , Jeff Kelleway , Emma Asbridge and Brooke Conroy

My family having fun on the rainbow steps ⁦UOW⁩. I’ve walked up these steps many times and felt happy to have a welcoming and inclusive employer.

Don't miss our upcoming Monday Night Lecture 'The Great Barrier Reef expedition 1928-1929: birth of modern coral reef science' with Tom Spencer (Cambridge Geography), Barbara Brown (Newcastle University Geography) & Sarah Hamylton (UOW) on Monday 15 May. Find out more👇 rgs.org/events/summer-…

Fun to work on this with folk at the Australian Museum australian.museum/blog/amri-news… via Australian Museum

Another remarkable Aldabra Atoll giant tortoise!

The ACRS council will be saying a big ACR-YES in the upcoming referendum, to recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as the First Peoples of Australia, & allow them a say on issues impacting them. Australia has lived in the ‘No’ for too long. #yes23 #writeyes

Excellent to see the fruits of our (very hard!) labour in print, all that drone flying and measuring mangroves Jeff Kelleway Oxana Repina @KerryleeRogers_

Fieldwork is crucial for gathering data, inspiring emerging scientists, developing skills, networks and research collaborations. Unfortunately women coastal scientists struggle to get to the field- and those that get there experience discrimination, sexual harassment & abuse. 1/2

Our #metoo paper highlights some of the problems and makes 5 suggestions on how to improve the situation. Read our article in The Conversation and the accompanying research paper here 2/2: theconversation.com/fieldwork-can-… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand Women in Coastal Geoscience & Engineering A/Prof Hannah Power @DrAnaVC

CONGRATULATIONS Dr Patricia Hutchings from the RA Australian Museum! She was awarded Order of Australia for service in Marine Science and Conservation 2024 #AustraliaDay2024Awards. australian.museum/get-involved/s…… Byrne lab Sydney Science

A lovely evening at the opening of City+Sea exhibition UOW Art Gallery, a collaborative research based exhibition between artists and geographers. Such a treat to see our beautiful stretch of coastline from a less viewed perspective Sarah Hamylton