Fantastic visit of St John's Island national marine lab today! We looked at the island's coastal habitats and learned about the facilities and research topics from the scientists working there (did you know that sea urchins eat corn?). Thank you for this opportunity APCRS2023

Another #APCRS2023 field trip saw Kaitlyn O’Toole visit intertidal seagrasses at Singapore’s “last natural shoreline” who spotted a catfish on the tour alongside three species of seagrass in the early hours of this morning!

If you are at APCRS2023 in Singapore and want to know more about Tropical Climate Variability & Coral Reefs SPP2299 research, don't miss talks on Friday by Dr. Thomas Felis at 11.00AM on stress signals in coral geochemical records and Hana Camelia at 11.15AM on coral climate reconstructions in the Andaman Sea in SR8.

A morning in the mangroves at Labrador Nature Reserve (featuring a family of otters!!) followed by a workshop and panel discussion given by Pew marine fellows- an excellent Wednesday at #APCRS2023

It’s Banquet Night but don’t have a ride? Please make your way down here to queue for empty bus seats from 5.00pm onwards! The last bus leaves at 6.20pm. For those who have registered, check your email for bus timings! P.S: Don’t forget to come in your marine-themed clothes!

#ICYMI Don’t forget to drop by our counter (near LT51) to grab your conference limited tee shirts! Sizes are limited! #APCRS2023 #CoralReefs #Singapore

We visited the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum today and saw amazing display of molluscs, echinoderms, and fishes 😁

Hi APCRS2023!! I’ll be sharing my study on pharmaceutical pollutant transport today at 4:15 pm! Please drop by if you’re interested on modeling pollutant transport and emerging pollutants 💕 PS It’s my first face to face oral presentation on an international crowd 😅 #APCRS2023

Sneak peek for tonight’s Banquet Dinner! 🥙 #APCRS2023 #CoralReefs #Singapore

Got some free time? Don't forget to check out our exhibitor booths at the APCRS2023 conference throughout this week. If you want to grab some merchandise, check out the booths! #APCRS2023 #CoralReefs #Singapore

If you wish to hear about a 400-million-years old mesophotic reef, strikingly similar to recent ones, please, come to hear my talk. Friday, Seminar room 8, 10.15 APCRS2023

What is going on tonight?? Make your way down to the APCRS2023 Banquet Night to discover! Don’t forget to grab a seat on our shuttle buses this evening. #APCRS2023 #CoralReefs #Singapore

Thank you everyone for a fantastic evening at APCRS2023 Banquet Night! We look forward to our final conference day tomorrow! 🥺 #APCRS2023 #CoralReefs #Singapore #bittersweet

Population reinforcement of leopard sharks in the Coral-Triangle! Last morning plenary Mark Erdmann! Amazing story unfolding of using aquaria success to help support natural populations where they’ve been heavily overfished!! Great finish to #APCRS2023

Looking for souvenirs? Head down to the Central Library’s Co-op bookstore! How to get here? Take bus D1, and alight at Central Library stop. Alight and turn left and head towards the library and head right here! #APCRS2023 #CoralReefs #Singapore

Closing Ceremony as we pass on the APCRS Trophy to our 6th chair! #APCRS2023 #CoralReefs #Singapore

Conference Proceedings Volume with Bull Mar Sci is now accepting manuscripts! Accepted papers are eligible for Open Access Support. Deadline: 30 September 2023. More details here: bullmarsci.org/apcrs_ed_board… #APCRS2023 #CoralReefs #MarineScience

Good news! The deadline for submission to Proceedings is now extended to 15th October 2023! If you can submit earlier, please do so that Editors can get it moving along! 🌊 #APCRS2023 #Proceedings #CoralReefs #Oceans