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Jake and Katrina spent the last few weeks catching, tagging, and collecting fin clips from fish in Abaco. Fun fact - grunt fin clips look like sushi grass! 🍣

Interested in ecosystem ecology, global change ecology, fisheries, and sustainability? Our lab is hiring a research technician! Please share! careers.umich.edu/job_detail/234…

The best kind of parrots. 🐟>🦜 Andrea Rummel, Ph.D. Kory Evans Ph.D. Sarah McAnulty, Ph.D

Super big congrats to my boss, mentor and friend! You deserve it!!

PhD student Katrina Sky Munsterman is featured in this month's Am Phil Society Tip of the Iceberg: Visualizing Women in Science blog diglib.amphilsoc.org/womeninscience…

Fish poop more than you think! 🐠💩 Learn more about our new study, underlining the key role of fish feces in nutrient cycling on coral reefs 🧵👇 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/oi… (Try spotting the 💩 in the video 👇📽️)

Now online in Ecology: Fish feces reveal diverse nutrient sources for coral reefs doi.org/10.1002/ecy.41… With #OpenData in Dryad & Zenodo #Biodiversity #Nutrients #NSFFunded U.S. National Science Foundation @jacey_van_wert @LaylaEEB Katrina Sky Munsterman Dr Nina Schiettekatte Dr Jordan Casey @gobysimon

Water column contributions to coral reef productivity New paper out now in Biological Reviews by MS grad student Anjali Shakya and PI Jake Allgeier onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

Caribbean seagrasses provide services worth $255B annually New Biology Letters paper led by Coastal Ecology and Conservation Lab PhD student Bridget Shayka U-M College of LSA Rackham Grad School UMich Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Link to paper: royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/epdf/10.10… Link to news article: news.umich.edu/caribbean-seag…

Leading the PODS field course this week in Abaco 🐟 UMich Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Rackham Grad School

PODS students have been learning how to collect ecological data in different habitats in The Bahamas

Please RT! I'm looking to get short statements from queer marine scientists & biologists (& related fields) about their experiences being queer in their fields. Any level of experience or career is okay, anonymous statements are possible. DM me here on Twitter or email me!

Super grateful to have received this award - thank you UMich Ecology and Evolutionary Biology and Coastal Ecology and Conservation Lab for the support!

I am presenting results from my modeling work of production on artificial reefs today at #ESA2023! Room B112 4pm! 🐟🌱🧱

Come check out the rad work of my lab mates as well!!