I didn’t nap today and ate only eight biscuits in a row. Do I email the government directly for my medal or what is the process?

Britain breaks record for coal-free power generation theguardian.com/business/2020/…

Fingers crossed it’s hummus

The climate and ecological crisis is rapidly escalating. G7 spends fantasy amounts on fossil fuels as CO2 emissions are forecast for 2nd biggest annual rise ever. This calls for steak-and-lobster-BBQ-celebration while jet planes perform aerobatics in the sky above the G7 resort!

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YTS Jennie Smith from IMAS is has a pointy subject to bring up with Tas Youth Science Forum students this morning - we're playing with spiny sea urchins this morning!

Excited to road trip around NW Tassie next week and visit loads of schools to talk about science!!! 🦞🦞

And that's a wrap! 5 days on the road, 10-12 schools and over 30 presentations each, lots of amazing food and great company! End of YoungTassieScientists roadtrips for 2021 NationalScienceWeek Science Week Tas Hannah Coombe Jennie Smith Chloe Power

The Young Tassie Scientists are done for 2021! Massive thanks to all involved, especially @AdeleInTas, who managed to organise a bunch of unruly scientists to visit almost 100 schools all over Tas!

Such a powerful image - the Minister from Tuvalu in the South Pacific delivered his speech to #COP26  from the sea to illustrate the crisis they face with rising sea levels

"The idea for this project really stemmed from… working with… the processors and seeing tonnes… of [urchin] waste being dumped at their expense - and I thought, there has to be a better solution here," IMAS researcher Dr John Keane said. abc.net.au/news/rural/202…

The urchins have gone public! Our new IMAS exhibition #UrchinsBeware tells the story of the invasive sea urchin – the problem, science and solutions. What's their history in #Tasmania and what’s being done to control them? Discover more & book your visit: bit.ly/309ZQ20

IMAS PhD student Jennie Smith will be presenting her #LongspinedSeaUrchin research at the Tasmanian Combined Dive Clubs Weekend in Bicheno tomorrow! View the graphic below, and her paper 👉tinyurl.com/3h5tky56 Event details 👉 facebook.com/ccwtasmania #imasresearch University of Tasmania

Excited to present the first paper of my PhD tomorrow in Bicheno!! We found that lobsters prefer native prey over the range-extending Longspined Sea Urchin: doi.org/10.1093/icesjm… 🦞 Dr Johnny P Keane @M_Oellermann IMAS Oxford Journals @ICES_ASC Species On The Move Conference Visual Knowledge

IMAS researchers joined international scientists on the world stage in Florida last week at Species On The Move Conference. Our team presented on citizen science and community engagement, and research into Tasmanian range-shifters like the Longspined Sea Urchin and Snapper. University of Tasmania

Super excited to have presented my PhD research at Species on the Move last week in Florida!! Feeling very inspired after a week of talks, workshops and manatees #sotm2023

Good to change it up a bit and talk about humans eating urchins rather than lobsters! Sea urchin popcorn went down well in the classroom 🍿