Day 2 of our #marinebiology field course University of Plymouth. Making the most of our local habitats! Amazing sites, enthusiastic students and dedicated staff. #plyMBIO MBERC Biological and Marine Sciences

Days 1 and 2 of Biological and Marine Sciences 1st year field course🌊

Students are getting stuck in learning about rocky shore ecology, and thinking about how to form hypotheses and design experiments to test their ideas. Meanwhile, staff are trying their hardest to soak up the sun! #PlyMBIO

Lift off! Asking questions about the biology of some unusual marine beach dwellers with John Spicer and Clare Embling... on 1st yr #MarineBiology field course University of Plymouth

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Great 2nd day of our University of Plymouth 1st year #marinebiology field course, where students practiced planning experiments and formulating hypotheses, all while learning about the ecology, physiology and behaviour of a range of intertidal species.
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Check out this beautiful sand hopper (Talitrus saltator), dug out of its hibernation & desperate to bury back under the cool damp sand. Lots of fun on day 2 of the University of Plymouth #plymbio field course investigating their #biology & #Ecology .

Day 2 of the 1st year marine biology field course at the beautiful Widemouth Bay. Students learning all about asking questions and planning field experiments in the intertidal #plyMBIO Biological and Marine Sciences MBERC University of Plymouth

Great start to the University of Plymouth first year #marinebiology field course, exploring the rocky shore at Bigbury. The perfect place to spend #EarthDay2024 🌍

Happy #EarthDay2024 from 1st year University of Plymouth #marinebiol students. We spent the day at #Bigbury carrying out mini-projects on the rocky shore - ours was to investigate #limpet morphology with #environmental drivers. #plymbio University of PlymouthMI Biological and Marine Sciences

What better for #EarthDay2024 than starting our first year University of Plymouth marine biology field course exploring two beautiful sheltered SW sites.
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Up next… Beth Harvey talks about abundance and distribution of #cetaceans in the western English Channel, #soundscapes , and exposure to key threats. With Marine Verts Group and Cefas Noise 🐬

I'm delighted to be doing a HWDT Winter Webinar 24 Jan. Talking about my new research on smell and whale blowholes 🐽 Come join us! eventbrite.com/cc/hwdt-winter…

We are starting off the #UKIRSC24 with an amazing talk from Dr Clare Embling Clare Embling !

A wildlife observer no longer in the wild! Glad to see SRouf front of house for our ⛴ 🌏 Marine Science 🐠 🐟 cetacean poster 🐬🐳🐋

Thanks Isha Udayanga Sampath and all other contributors

Congratulations Dannielle Eager on passing your #PhD viva on #oceanographic drivers of #pelagic #fish in the #IndianOcean funded by Garfield Weston Foundation Bertarelli Foundation at University of Plymouth with UHI Research. Thank you to examiners Ben Ciotti & Jeroen van der Kooij... cake by Isha

Scientists have discovered the deepest known evidence of coral reef bleaching, more than 90 metres below the surface of the Indian Ocean.

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Check this out! Includes talks from University of Plymouth team Simon Ingram & John Spicer 🤩 Fabulous set of talks.

JOB ALERT!!!! SMRU are recruiting for TWO seal diet technicians. This is an exciting opportunity to join a team working to understand regional harbour seal declines.
vacancies.st-andrews.ac.uk/Vacancies/W/50…

deadline 11th August

A beautiful, beautiful book by hannahlilystowe ! I cannot recommend it highly enough. Hannah's story is that of remarkable resilience, and passion shines through every word. #MoveLikeWater

Harmful algal blooms ( #HABs ) off the coast of California have led to the death of hundreds of sea lions and at least 60 #dolphins this month. Learn more at fisheries.noaa.gov/feature-story/… NOAA Fisheries

Thank you, Drs. Dr. Asha de Vos, Clare Embling , Danielle Harris, Tom B Letessier and Oceanswell, Bertarelli Foundation 🐋🐬