🌟 Lecturer Spotlight of The Week 🌟

Meet Dr Jaime Davies, a senior lecturer for our MSc Marine Science & Climate Change programme!

Read more about Jaime here: unigib.edu.gi/lecturer-spotl…

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📰 Published📰

Increasing attention has been drawn to the misuse of statistical methods over recent years. Popovic and coauthors show how ecologists can build their research following four guiding principles for impactful statistical research practices

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An honour to be part of University_Gibraltar graduation as Chancellor.

A congratulations to all the graduates – well done!

#UniGib Graduation 2023 - as the sun sets on the graduates’ time at the University; they are forever a part of the UniGib family. Congratulations to the graduates and their families!

Be the Ambassadors for change you want to see in the World!
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📚🐵 Exploring animal behaviour! Our students learned the fundamentals of primate behaviour and then put their knowledge into action by observing Barbary macaques in the Upper Rock Nature Reserve. 🌲🔭

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Led by expert Dr Rhian Guillem, our MSc Environmental Science & Climate Change students undertook ant monitoring in the Gibraltar Botanic Gardens as part of their placement activities 🐜🔬.

Find out more about this programme at Unigib.edu.gi

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Our MSc Marine and Environmental Science students visited Commonwealth Park, where they practised mark and recapture methods to estimate population size utilising dried beans to simulate frogs, employing Problem-Based Learning! 🐸🔍

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Last week, our MSc Marine Science and Environmental Science students dove headfirst into an Applied Sciences conference, giving them a view of real scientific discourse. This experience was key in honing their presentation and scientific poster skills! 🎓

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Breaking News!

Well humanity, we did it, even if just for one day. Yesterday, Nov. 18, was the first time in recorded history that the global 2m surface temperature breached 2.0°C above the 1850-1900 IPCC baseline.

The long-term average remains below 1.5°C. But not for long.

Job alert! Full time marine biology academic post at the University of Plymouth, UK hrservices.plymouth.ac.uk/tlive_webrecru……Closing date 4Dec2023. Great degrees, research boats, new marine station and research diving facilities.

Some kingfishers occupy our rocky shoreline Gib Marine Reserve and catch fish from the sea. This one was yesterday on the rocks at Rosia Bay, #Gibraltar , near our natural history museum The Gibraltar Natural History Museum and was doing quite well! Dr Stewart Finlayson G Finlayson John Cortes GONHS Gibraltar Lewis Stagnetto BEM

There is still time to register for #INCISE2023 . Join us in NZ for an interesting programme of #submarinecanyons research

🚨PhD Alert🚨
I am currently advertising for an awesome PhD project that will be looking at #ClimateChange and it's impact on Seychelles #amphibians . The project will involve plenty of fieldwork in the Seychelles, molecular lab work and climate modelling. More information below:

This week, our students delved into the avian world, discovering Gibraltar's vital role as a stop-over for migrant species. Thank you to the Gibraltar Ornithological and Natural History Society, specifically Vincent Robba and Dr Keith Bensusan, for their expert insights.
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Our MSc Environmental Science and Climate Change students conducted a vegetation survey in the coastal area of Europa foreshore, observing transitional changes in vegetation and site characteristics along a transect. Thank you to expert Leslie Linares for your support!🌱

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Our MSc Environmental Science & Climate Change students had their first day of placement with the Gibraltar Botanic Gardens! Thank you to Dr Keith Bensusan and Dr Rhian Guillem for welcoming our students and sharing your knowledge and expertise with them! 🌿🦋

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Here is the 2nd circular for the next INCISE
symposium, in Wellington, New Zealand NIWA Te Herenga Waka—Wellington Uni Research

Information on travel grants, registration, the pre-conference workshop & post-conference field trip! #submarinecanyons #internalwaves

New publication dropped by University_Gibraltar on Marine Litter in the deep sea #Gibraltar