MIREN rocks is growing steadily! 12 rocks from 7 countries signed up - but plenty of room for more!
Rock climbing ecologist? This is your chance to study rock vegetation with us!
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This data from 2024 Rental Affordability Snapshot from SARC Anglicare Tas Tas represents a shocking deterioration over the last decade. #politas

When I managed Anglicare's Social Action & Research Centre (SARC) 2015-2019, we were appalled each year when the Snapshot highlighted

Fantastic talk about the increasing problem of hypoxia on coastal ecosystems & fishes - Alexia Dubuc at OIST CNRS 🌍 - recent paper here: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

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New review on species’ range shifts from climate change, unpacked in nice thread by superstar lead, Jake Lawlor 🧵👇

(Thanks for valuable biodiversity synthesis support from #cesab FRB!)

Are animals occupying and healthy in restored coastal ecosystems? We extracted over 5000 data points and found indeed they are, and at remarkably similar abundances and diversity than in natural systems. One Earth: authors.elsevier.com/a/1iyPz9C%7EIu…

Why isn’t this in the news? Lord Howe Island is another Australian World Heritage Area reeling from anthropogenic climate change.

Underwater wonders at Hippolyte Rock off Tasman Peninsula with ⁦IMAS Matt Testoni ⁦Seacreatures Podcast⁩ abc.net.au/news/2024-04-2…

You want to know more about species redistribution ecology under anthropogenic climate change? Just unroll the🧵⬇️ from Jake Lawlor & download our recent review paper nature Reviews Earth & Environment ⬇️ The right place to start on climate-driven biodiversity redistribution

Happy to share this new Review Paper from some of my work with the awesome #BIOSHIFTS working group.

Mechanisms, detection and impacts of species redistributions under climate change, out today in Nature Reviews Earth & Environment 🌈

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Important output from the BioShifts working group - worth a good read to better understand existing knowledge & gaps for Species On The Move Conference

Thrilled to be involved with this amazing crew!

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Many people have no idea how these things work.

For example, right now, as a Brazilian, I can't accept invitations to speak at conferences in Europe because my visa to work in the U.S. has expired.
I am not illegal; I have a work contract with the University of California until

NEW paper! We tested 12 different time series gap-filling techniques on a unique dataset from 4400 microclimate sensors to figure out what technique works best.

I break it down for you in this story👇
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14 strategies for being a trusted adviser to #decisionmakers , plus 5 steps to repair damaged trust, with great graphic. Revisiting i2insights.org/2021/07/27/tru… Includes allow time for trust to form, acknowledge risks & limitations, be mindful of political sensitivities @CMS_Utas

Excited to share our new paper: 'Participatory research in complex marine conservation settings: A review of recent trends and lessons for the future'-> sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

It reviews 337 articles to provide guidance on how to apply participatory research in marine settings.

With another semester ending, here's your annual reminder that teaching evaluations systemically disadvantage women. Even when controlling for grades and other factors, students (esp. males) consistently give female professors lower scores. This can have serious ramifications.🧵

Makes my heart hurt 😔

We need a climate trigger in our #EPBC - the national environment law for Australia… before it’s too late! Come on Tanya Plibersek - we have to stop being short-sighted & remember our values as Australians - #reefpositive #climateemergency

The saddest part of my job is seeing the ecosystem I love and live to protect dying in front of my eyes… The fourth global coral bleaching event has been confirmed. calacademy.org/press/releases…

'The great ocean whiteout'.

Climate change driven.

Unprecedented.

Catastrophic.

Devastating.

We need CLIMATE ACTION NOW.

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