This is fantastic work by friend and colleague @M_Linklater ! Check it out!

Congratulations to our own Taryn Foster and @UWA postgrad, awarded a prestigious Fulbright Scholars scholarships to further develop 3D printing and robotics technology for mass-scale coral production in Reef Restoration.

El Niño events will intensify under global warming nature.com/articles/d4158… with devastating consequences for the GBR and Western Australian coral reefs facebook.com/australianmari…

Honouring #WorldOceansDay - sorting #marinedebris and creating a sea turtle sculpture with Lord Howe Island school kids!

Life size #marinedebris turtle created with the help of Lord Howe Island School kids #WorldOceansDay2019

Our recent monitoring of a marine fish endemic to the LHI region, McCulloch’s anemonefish (A.mccullochi) as part of the #LordHoweIslandConservationVolunteers Program was a success but showed an overall decline in abundance #marineparks #CitizenScience #WorldHeritage

Getting excited about our upcoming #LordHoweIslandMarinePark Ocean Film Festival! So many great events to inspire positive change

Happy #WorldOceansDay2020 from Lord Howe Island Marine Park, where we have an amazing local ocean art show on all week. Inspiring change and connection to the ocean during these challenging times...

Check out our collaborative research project tracking Galapagos sharks within the Lord Howe Island Marine Park Australian Marine Parks Jonathan D. Mitchell @Camilieri_Asch Fabrice Jaine @NSWdpi Integrated Marine Observing System UWA Oceans Institute

The tragic demise of the smooth handfish, now recognised as the first extinction of a bony marine fish. Story by Dr. David Shiffman 🦈 at scientificamerican.com/article/smooth… Four other handfish species are almost gone, populations <5000 animals or not seen for decades Handfish Conservation Project IMAS

Great article by my BDB (best dive buddy) Dr John Turnbull of our recent #ReefLIfeSurvey of Norfolk Island's marine biodiversity theconversation.com/these-underwat…

“The fast recovery likely reflects these reefs have good natural recruitment and they are well managed,” says #PewMarineFellow @smangubhai. 5 years after Cyclone Winston, corals are teeming again with life. bit.ly/2Npkbu7 via tom vierus

New paper from my colleagues and I in Ecosphere demonstrating > 200% increases in pink snapper in no-take areas ('Sanctuary Zones') along the NSW coast compared to fished zones based on #BRUVs data from 2010 - 2016. #marine #oceans #marinelife doi.org/10.1002/ecs2.3…

Here's a taste of our current Galapagos #shark #research within Lord Howe Island #MarinePark UWA Oceans Institute IMOS Animal Tracking Australian Marine Parks @nswdpi Jonathan D. Mitchell @Camilieri_Asch Fabrice Jaine

A new article from my colleagues and I regarding the disappearing Cauliflower soft coral habitat. Sadly, this species could become locally extinct witin the next few years. ☹️ via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand theconversation.com/beautiful-rare…

Great article and info on the latest coral bleaching at Ningaloo thanks James Gilmour Australian Institute of Marine Science for helping get the message out there #coral #marineparks abc.net.au/news/2022-03-2…

Devastating

Did you know this year is International Year of the Reef? Celebrate by watching and sharing this spectacular vision featuring the small, vital animals on #reefs - #coral polyps. 🎥: BioQuest Studios More about #IYOR2018:iyor2018.org @IYOR2018 #lovethereef