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At Blue Economy CRC symposium great to be face2face again and discussing ocean futures #renewables #aquaculture #seaweed #hydrogen Laura Griffiths Mischa P Turschwell

Our new paper in nature questions 2 myths about applied statistics: Myth 1: for any dataset, there exists a uniquely appropriate analysis Myth 2: plausible alternative analyses would reliably yield the same conclusion nature.com/articles/d4158… with @EJWagenmakers @a_sarafoglou

🐟New paper alert!🎣 Will White, Jenn Caselle & I found that no-take marine protected areas can enhance the benefits of kelp-forest restoration for fish but at a small cost to fisheries. PISCO Science PopDy and Fisheries Oceanography White Lab @OSU Coastal Oregon Marine Experiment Station #MPAs #fisheries onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.11…

We investigated the relative contribution of direct and indirect drivers on tidal wetland losses and gains at the global scale. Read our paper on global tidal wetlands changes here: science.org/doi/10.1126/sc… Schmidt Ocean Pew Environment National Geographic Society

Australian Rivers Institute @GriffithUni researchers are unravelling the combined effect of stressors like climate change, pollution & dissolved nitrogen & sediment from run-off in coastal ecosystems in two recent publications wp.me/pdtB53-kb1 @CentreCoastMang Chris Brown Mischa P Turschwell

Dr Mischa Turschwell, Griffith University and project team's recently published 'review of support tools to assess multi-sector interactions in the emerging offshore Blue Economy' in the Environmental Science and Policy journal. View the full review: ow.ly/NLBA50JigWf

Excited to share a new paper just released in Science! "The minimum land area requiring conservation attention to safeguard biodiversity" science.org/doi/10.1126/sc… Science Magazine IBED BirdLife International WCS The Nature Conservancy KOOBI RRI - Rights and Resources Initiative UvA Amsterdam

Do you see opportunities for #aquaculture and #renewables in a sustainable economy? Are you concerned about social, cultural and environmental risks of ocean development? Then join our webinar blueeconomycrc.com.au/event/risks-op… Register to join live or for recording Blue Economy CRC

Growth in the offshore #blueeconomy is predicted to accelerate and any new development involves existing and potential risks. This project identified and created an online hazards registry for Australia’s emerging Blue Economy. Download at: hubs.la/Q01jN3M-0

Not only does the next ASFB conf feature Curtis Champion as an invited speaker, the conf dinner is FANCY DRESS….the info says “show us your best clam-shells, bedazzle your best threads or dress to impress as your fav flashy fishy’. I CANNOT WAIT!! Pic by Brendan Ebner

I seem to be perpetually skeptical of claims made by more abstract thinkers that win-win solutions are around the corner. Perhaps this very abstract paper will help those abstract thinkers think about why win-win outcomes are less common than they think? doi.org/10.1038/s41893…

#Restoration without animals is like #gin and #tonic without the gin; there’s something important missing, it doesn’t quite work, and it’s unlikely to achieve the desired outcome… a short thread about an exciting new paper (1/5)

10/10 would recommend working with this amazing team. Your chance to get involved in MSP for Australia's growing blue economy

On Thursday there will be an important debate at the #ASFB2022 conference! We will decide which of the Great reefs is the greatest of them all! It is #TeamGreatSouthernReef v #TeamGreatBarrier. Which side are you on? ASFB Australian Institute of Marine Science IMAS Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority

Prawns and flow, flow and prawns! Mischa P Turschwell #ASFB2022

How do we adequately assess hazards to and from a multi-sectoral Blue Economy? Integrate systems thinking with graphical models and expert elicitation! Read why discipline specific methods may not be suited to multi-sectoral settings doi.org/10.1016/j.marp… Chris Brown