Are you looking to get your annual dose of transdisciplinary research?

Register for #SMMRConf24 for an all-encompassing conference that tackles the biggest topics relating to the #sustainable management of #marine resources. Register here 👇

Looking to kick off your career in the #marine scene? 🐋

North Wales Wildlife Trust are searching for two interns who are keen to develop on-the-job skills in specialist areas such as sustainable #fisheries , marine #policy , and community engagement. Apply 👉 loom.ly/5wX0bTg

Only a month to go! We're excited to be attending #SMMRConf24 & to be delivering a series of talks and workshops. Come and join us there! 🐟

Fascinating to see the #health implications of this new study on #seafood consumption. Another reason for the balanced approach to #fisheries management promoted by our Pyramids of Life project 🐟

1/4 #Yorkshire and the #Humber 's coastline and seas are so important to the region - culturally, economically, ecologically, geologically...

So we’re taking a deep dive into the marine environment for our next #survey !🌊

Have your say: yorkshirecap.commonplace.is/proposals/our-…

Do you want to know why the #ocean is fundamental to our very existence? Do you care about climate change? Do you live in #Yorkshire ? Watch this new video & please take this survey for the Yorkshire and Humber Climate Commission #MarSocSci #BlueMind #ClimateChange Pls RT 🌊 🐟 🙏
youtu.be/JPkLutsAOZ4?si…

Senior Research Fellow Dr Bryce Stewart Bryce Stewart
explains why coasts and seas are so important to Yorkshire and the Humber and introduces Yorkshire and Humber Climate Commission's survey on 'Our Marine Environment.' in this short video: youtube.com/watch?v=JPkLut…

Bryce Stewart MBA - Marine Biological Association Thanks Bryce Stewart - people can catch up on progress to #EBM with these two:
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.111… nature.com/articles/s4418…

Thanks to our panelists, presenters and UKNEE for allowing this great and interactive panel session on sustainable marine environment and Pyramids of Life project
Bryce Stewart #envecon2024

Thanks again to UKNEE for allowing us to present the Pyramids of Life project at #Envecon2024 on applied environmental #economics . Thanks also to our brilliant panellists: Aisling Lannin Marine Management Organisation Mike Roach NFFO & Jack Clarke Marine Conservation Society 🐟

Delighted to be at the UKNEE Conference for Applied Economics The Royal Society in London today. Looking forward to presenting on translating science into policy this afternoon #Envecon2024

Don't miss the Pyramids of Life session on multidisciplinary perspectives for a sustainable marine environment at next Friday's (8th March) Envecon Conference in London UKNEE I'm delighted to be speaking alongside my project colleagues & expert panel uknee.org.uk/envecon-2024 🐟

Absolutely stoked to learn that these two #SaveOurWildIsles business films, particularly 'Catch 22', which I was lucky enough to feature in thanks to Kirsten Carter, are finalists in the 2024 #SmileyCharityFilmAwards ! Please RT and vote for us 🙏

#Brexit Reality More coverage of our new paper: 'New research reveals too many ‘broken promises’ in the #fishing industry post #Brexit ' york.ac.uk/news-and-event…🐟

We are delighted that several of our team will presenting during a special session at this conference! Hope to see you there! #fisheries #sustainability #multidisciplinarity #scicomm #sciencetopolicy 🐟

NEW PAPER: The importance of rebuilding #trust in #fisheries governance in post #Brexit England sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Thanks to Max Dixon & a great team from Pyramids of Life for leading this work & to all the fishermen who agreed to share their thoughts & concerns #MarSocSci 1/-

'New research finds concerningly low levels of #trust in #fisheries institutions post #Brexit '
uea.ac.uk/about/news/art… I was pleased to play a part in this important work #fishing #Brexit Reality 🐟

We are delighted to share this NEW output from our team. Trust between managers and fishers is crucial for the governance of #sustainable #fisheries , but we found it to be generally low in England. Rebuilding this #trust is crucial for the future 🐟

NEW RESEARCH! 'Trophy fishing, what’s the catch? New research finds declines in records for threatened fish and shark species' led by James Boon & a cast of students & staff from Department of Environment and Geography
york.ac.uk/news-and-event… #TrophyFishing #fishing #sharks #YorkResearch 1/-

Trophy fishing, what’s the catch? Important research, led by Bryce Stewart, finds declines in records for threatened fish and shark species 👇🎣

york.ac.uk/news-and-event…

#TrophyFishing #YorkResearch