1st report for the UN Decade on Ecological Restoration #GenerationRestoration. Amazing collaborations Dr Ian McLeod @Lisa_B_E Dr. Elizabeth Shaver tali vardi David J Suggett @emicorcoran Francis Staub TropWATER Reef Resilience Coral Restoration Consortium UN Environment Programme ICRI Secretariat + many others! 👌🌍

Large-scale #eDNA metabarcoding survey across 700km of north-western Australia detects a marine biogeographic break 🌏 and critically endangered #sawfish #wedgefish and #riversharks 🦈🧬 TrEnD Lab @DPIRDWA Diversity & Distributions A/Prof Zoe Richards Joseph DiBattista Michael Stat Matthew Heydenrych

Corals are among the most sensitive of all living beings to environmental pollution, negative tourism impacts, and overfishing. As if that were not enough, corals reefs are also the most sensitive of all marine ecosystems to climate change. What can you do to support them?

Prioritizing environment over short-term profits in investment | Opinion | China Daily s.chinadailyhk.com/nUZz2e

Researchers in Hong Kong are using 3-d printed terracotta tiles to revive coral reefs in polluted waters! Comic strip from my Sunday Midday column. #HongKong #marinebiology #coralreefs #coralbleaching #fish #greenhumour #hoihawan #terracotta #3dprinting #cartoons #comics

Are you an #EarlyCareerResearcher looking for a #Job in #EnvironmentalScience, #Ecology, and/or #Conservation but unsure where to start? I’ve compiled a bunch of #Resources that have helped me & others that just might help you! Please share! catherinelalves.com/resources.html

Join us! 2021 MRes and PhD scholarships available to domestic and international students in Australia. Applications close 21 May. Projects on Living Seawalls, #oyster reefs and more! Get in touch! Info: tinyurl.com/wzp9bxm, tinyurl.com/2n6p56ct, tinyurl.com/cxtx46fk

Happy to have my #historicalecology research on #hongkong #corals highlighted! A quick read to see how #fossils can lead to #conservation and #restoration! Thanks to Vriko Yu for being my restoration buddy (and Chinese translator 🙏). Lots of great science in this issue! The Swire Institute of Marine Science (SWIMS) HKU

Deeply miss Professor Brian Morton —— Pioneer ecologist inspired many to protect Hong Kong’s marine environment sc.mp/z129 The Swire Institute of Marine Science (SWIMS) HKU HKU_Science @Marine_SKLMP

Out today: a small piece of a large puzzle to better understand methods and device designs to improve coral post-deployment survival. Special issue - Coral Reef Restoration in a Changing World: Science-based Solutions bit.ly/3hnOmhI Australian Institute of Marine Science

If you take one action to save the planet, it should be to learn about the biodiversity around you, says marine biologist and historical ecologist Jonathan Cybulski. Here’s his guide on how to turn that knowledge into action. cnn.it/3i6a36r #CallToEarth #PerpetualPlanet

Ever wondered how the #upsidedown #jellyfish #Cassiopea deals with stressors (especially #eutrophication) that would be detrimental for other #symbiotic #cnidarians (e.g. #corals)? Maybe not, but in any case check out our freshly baked paper! microbiomejournal.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

Bovern Suchart Arromrak, a year 3 PhD student at the Research Division of Ecology & Biodiversity, has been offered plenty of academic and personal development opportunities which moves him towards becoming a better scientist. youtu.be/9KcajTvfYt4

📖The virtual Abstract Booklets for #EBRS2021 are now live on the website! Have a read here: hkubgsa.wixsite.com/ebrs/abstracts It's not long now until the Symposium starts - we're excited to see everyone on Monday in LE1!

Symposium participants - come grab your t-shirts now in 3N-10! 👔Beautifully modelled by Brinna Barlow Runxi WANG 王润玺

🌊Corals are under threat from pollution and rapid urban development. #HongKong's #ArchiREEF has a solution: 3D-printed clay tiles designed to help corals grow and restore ocean life. #InventingTomorrow 👊🏽Milly Chan The University of Hong Kong Vriko Yu

What an innovative solution to a dire global problem.

🌊Corals are under threat from pollution and rapid urban development. #HongKong's #ArchiREEF has a solution: 3D-printed clay tiles designed to help corals grow and restore ocean life. Here’s Rebecca Cairns for #InventingTomorrow, featuring Vriko Yu cnn.com/travel/article…

Very #honoured and #humbled to be part of the Tomorrow Trust Changemaker Series. Many amazing people are making a difference and changing the world for the better. Let's protect the #marine #environment together! The Swire Institute of Marine Science (SWIMS) HKU video by @myswirestories instagram.com/tv/Ci1cX6Mv-Pv…

The survival rate for the corals on the 3D-printed reef tiles is 98% — five times the previous level trib.al/0na89Re