Our Living Pilings have been installed at Sawmillers Reserve! These modules provide habitat for a range of marine species living around wharf pilings. Thank you to Alex Goad / Reef Design Lab at Reef Design Lab & North Sydney Council for supporting this research!

Happy festive season from Living Seawalls! 2023 has been a huge year of firsts – our first Living Boulders and Living Pilings, first Living Seawall in Peru and our first manufacturing partnership with ICMS in the UK and Ireland! See you in 2024!

Understanding how biodiversity, habitat structure & ecosystem function interact is complex! We worked with @livingseawalls & other institutions to study what happens in marine environments & had some surprising findings – read more here: environment.nsw.gov.au/news/measuring… #NSWscience

Parvulastra exigua, our local intertidal seastar, usually has 5 arms. At our recent field survey at Fairlight Pool, we found a 6 armed star! #echinoderms #urbanecology

It was a pleasure to host Louise Firth of Living Seawalls Plymouth ❤️ We look forward to seeing the Living Seawall in Plymouth Sound bloom with marine life!

🌊 A group of marine scientists are embarking on a mission to restore the waters of the iconic Sydney Harbour. If successful, it may become a template for revitalising other urban marine sites worldwide. news.unsw.edu.au/en/inside-the-…

🌱Exciting Update from Miami NATURA! Thrilled to showcase impactful work by @SydneyMarine! Living Seawalls and Project Restore reflect our commitment to coastal restoration and innovative #NatureBasedSolutions Can't wait to see the positive ripples they create! 🌊

We're excited to be part of the Women in STEM expo for International Women's Day tomorrow, Friday 8 March at the Australian National Maritime Museum! #womenandgirlsinscience #womeninstemm #marineconservation #urbanecology

Happy #InternationalWomensDay2024! Our Superstars of STEMM were making waves at the Australian National Maritime Museum Women In STEM careers expo! We had a great time speaking to the next generation of scientists! Thank you Australian National Maritime Museum & #internationalwomensday!

We are thrilled to be one of the finalists for the 2024 Ocean Awards! This global award recognises individuals and groups who are working to support ocean health! Winners will be announced the week of Monday 6 May! boatinternational.com/luxury-yacht-e…

Welcoming back an old friend to the team Dr Janine Ledet and saying farewell to a superstar intern Milly! Happy Friday!

We're happy to welcome Dr Janine Ledet back to the #LivingSeawalls team!

Interested in #LivingSeawalls? Join us at 2pm ET for the Stone Living Lab seminar given today by my student Daniel Lopez about the Living Seawalls project starting soon Boston Harbor soon! stonelivinglab.org/event/seminar-… School for the Env. UMass Boston #GreenInfrastructure Boston Harbor Now

We are excited to join #ScienceInTheSwamp at Centennial Park this Sunday 18 August from 11am - 3pm. Come meet our team and help create a unique #ScienceWeek Living Seawall! Centennial Parklands is a free family event for everyone! 😁

Congratulations to all the Finalists for the 2024 The Earthshot Prize!!! A special nod to the achievements of the #ReviveOurOceans Finalists @mialgae , HAC for Nature and People & Coast 4C! You all deserve a global stage for your innovative solutions!

In line with the UAE Year of Sustainability and its theme, "Plan to Action", we’re partnering with Living Seawalls to restore marine ecosystems at Jebel Ali Port, Dubai. These marine panels mimic natural habitats, supporting a sustainable and resilient future for the UAE’s

Some good news - here at the Stone Living Lab and UMass Boston we've been collaborating with the Living Seawalls to install LSWs in Boston. And they're IN! Check out this great report about them (and listen to me nerd out) from @MoranWriter at WBUR wbur.org/news/2024/11/0…

It was a pleasure to join 🌏 Zali Steggall MP and her team at the Manly Markets today! We love engaging with the public and sharing all the work we do with Sydney Institute of Marine Science for our ocean. Thanks to those who came by to say hi to our research assistant, Dr Janine Ledet!