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Dr. Kate Quigley

@la__cientifica

Molecular Ecologist
Principal Research @minderoo
ARC DECRA Fellow @jcu
@uwaoceans
@natgeo Explorer
A.Ed. @MethodsEcolEvol
@Peacecorps @TEDx

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The WA marine heatwave has been heartbreaking. Climate action can’t wait. We need bold, science-backed policies and to be brave and tackle the root cause. Every fraction of a degree matters. Every year we delay counts. #ClimateAction #CoralBleaching

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Hope for heat-stressed reefs: scientists boost coral survival rate Cosmos “Of course, the only real and lasting solution to ending the destruction of coral reefs is the complete phase out of fossil fuels.” Minderoo Foundation Exmouth Research Lab cosmosmagazine.com/news/hope-for-… #science

Biodiversity Council (@biodivcouncil) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are custodians of a knowledge system that connects the spiritual and physical elements of Country and describes a detailed understanding of how and why Country should be managed. This custodianship supported Australia’s high level of

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are custodians of a knowledge system that connects the spiritual and physical elements of Country and describes a detailed understanding of how and why Country should be managed. This custodianship supported Australia’s high level of
Danté Fenolio, Ph.D. (@dantefenolio) 's Twitter Profile Photo

One of the first frogs to be identified as fluorescent was the Polka-dot Tree Frog (Boana punctata). Fluorescence is the property of absorbing light of short wavelength and emitting light of longer wavelength. It is NOT bioluminescence - the natural production of light.

One of the first frogs to be identified as fluorescent was the Polka-dot Tree Frog (Boana punctata). Fluorescence is the property of absorbing light of short wavelength and emitting light of longer wavelength.  It is NOT bioluminescence - the natural production of light.
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This has to be the last chance to take action to protect [REEFS] and the jobs that rely upon it from climate ruin Six-month 'in danger' warning for Great Barrier Reef repeated at UN meeting abc.net.au/news/2025-07-1… via ABC Australia

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Hit our weather window for the incredible Houtman-Abrolhos 🌬️. As Sylvia A. Earle aptly describes them, these islands are a vital "Hope Spot" for our ocean. We must contribute to their preservation. 💙 #HoutmanAbrolhos #OceanConservation #HopeSpots #SylviaEarle James Cook Uni Queensland Museum Kurilpa

Hit our weather window for the incredible Houtman-Abrolhos 🌬️. As <a href="/SylviaEarle/">Sylvia A. Earle</a> aptly describes them, these islands are a vital "Hope Spot" for our ocean. We must contribute to their preservation. 💙  #HoutmanAbrolhos #OceanConservation #HopeSpots #SylviaEarle <a href="/jcu/">James Cook Uni</a> <a href="/qldmuseum/">Queensland Museum Kurilpa</a>
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EXPRESSION OF INTEREST NOW OPEN!💡 Are you interested in conducting high-impact science in our bespoke facility at Minderoo's Exmouth Research Lab to safeguard healthy ecosystems for future generations? Find out more: merl.minderoo.org Applications close August 11.

EXPRESSION OF INTEREST NOW OPEN!💡 

Are you interested in conducting high-impact science in our bespoke facility at Minderoo's <a href="/ExmouthResearch/">Exmouth Research Lab</a> to safeguard healthy ecosystems for future generations? Find out more: merl.minderoo.org

Applications close August 11.
Biodiversity Council (@biodivcouncil) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Australia is facing one of its worst marine disasters in living memory, driven by a nation-wide marine heatwave. Our new report outlines seven urgent actions governments must take to respond to SA’s toxic algal bloom and broader marine heatwave, and an increasingly dangerous and

Australia is facing one of its worst marine disasters in living memory, driven by a nation-wide marine heatwave. Our new report outlines seven urgent actions governments must take to respond to SA’s toxic algal bloom and broader marine heatwave, and an increasingly dangerous and
Minderoo Foundation (@minderoo) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We’ve partnered with @parks_australia to launch a new tool that’s transforming how we understand and protect life beneath the waves. Introducing the OceanOmics eDNA Dashboard - an AI-powered platform that turns seawater into insight. Explore now: marine-parks.minderoo.org

Sylvia A. Earle (@sylviaearle) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I wish people could understand that the ocean is not just a massive amount of salt water, but rather it's a living system. What we put into the ocean changes the chemistry of not just the ocean, but of the planetary functions as a whole. TIME time.com/7290408/sylvia…

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Just returned from an incredible expedition to the Houtman Abrolhos 🐋 @bluerobotics #ROV captured spectacular footage of this unique marine environment. Can't wait to dive into all the video 💙#HoutmanAbrolhos #UnderwaterExploration James Cook Uni #JockCloughMarineFoundation

Just returned from an incredible expedition to the Houtman Abrolhos 🐋 @bluerobotics #ROV captured spectacular footage of this unique marine environment. Can't wait to dive into all the video 💙#HoutmanAbrolhos #UnderwaterExploration <a href="/jcu/">James Cook Uni</a>  #JockCloughMarineFoundation
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The next generation of the globally unique Australian giant cuttlefish are at risk if SA's toxic algal bloom spreads to their small breeding site off the coast of Whyalla. We are pleased to see the SA Government Peter Malinauskas convene an emergency meeting of species experts today to

The next generation of the globally unique Australian giant cuttlefish are at risk if SA's toxic algal bloom spreads to their small breeding site off the coast of Whyalla.

We are pleased to see the <a href="/sagovau/">SA Government</a> <a href="/PMalinauskasMP/">Peter Malinauskas</a> convene an emergency meeting of species experts today to
Shayle B Matsuda, Ph.D. (@wrong_whale) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Postdoc seekers—into microbes, corals & biotech? Erica Hartmann (Erica Marie Hartmann, Northwestern) & I (Shedd) are looking to support a candidate for the Walder Biota Award. Check the link & get in touch! sites.northwestern.edu/hartmann/2025/…

Postdoc seekers—into microbes, corals &amp; biotech? Erica Hartmann (<a href="/ericamhartmann/">Erica Marie Hartmann</a>, Northwestern) &amp; I (Shedd) are looking to support a candidate for the Walder Biota Award. Check the link &amp; get in touch! sites.northwestern.edu/hartmann/2025/…