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12 years of deploying midwater stereo baited remote underwater video systems in and adjacent to Australian National Marine Parks are providing us with the needed knowledge about the benefits of these marine parks to open ocean wildlife. meeuwig.org/video-gallery

Tess Jenkins has been awarded the 2024 ESA Fundamental Ecology Award. Tess’ research focuses on the social and reproductive behaviours of habitat specialist coral reef fish. As part of her award Tess will give a plenary at the ESA conference next year. ecolsoc.org.au/news/2024-fund…

Seminar: Gene expression responses of the Shark Bay polyploid seagrass clone, Posidonia australis, under variable climates and environments by Mitchell Booth Friday 10/01 @ 3pm, Jennifer Arnold Lecture Theatre, Zoology, UWA

DOUBLE SEMINAR: Understanding mechanisms underpinning silicon-mediated salt tolerance of two barley species: by Hashani Amarasinhe & Seed biology and ex-situ conservation of WA Myrtaceae for Myrtle Rust preparedness by Lauren Murfit, Fri 17/1 @ 3pm, Jennifer Arnold LT, Zoology

DOUBLE SEMINAR: Harrison Carmody – Evaluating the positive potential of Offshore Renewable Energy infrastructure for benthic habitats & fish assemblages. Liang Liu - Influence of wetting and drying cycles on groundwater recharge in floodplains. 24th Jan, 3pm Jennifer Arnold LT

Sharing a paper published by SBS Adjunct Research Fellow, Dr Rochelle Steven, on Springer. bit.ly/3E5fNdG

SEMINAR: Please join us this Friday (31st January, 3 pm) at the Jennifer Arnold Lecture Theatre in the Zoology building to hear a PhD exit seminar: Katrina Bornt – “Pathway of Plastic Contamination for Fishers in Western Australia.”

DOUBLE SEMINAR: Please join us this Friday (14th February, 3 pm) at the Jennifer Arnold Lecture Theatre in the Zoology building to hear two PhD proposal seminars: Amanda Hewa Maithreege and Tahmina Nazish

Congratulations to SBS Research Fellow, Dr Emily Hoffmann (middle), in receiving a Margaret Middleton Fund Award this year🎊🎉👏 science.org.au/news-and-event…

Please join us this Thursday (20th February, 1 pm) at the Jennifer Arnold Lecture Theatre in the Zoology building : Yunpeng Tao – “ Carboxylates secretion in adaptive responses to phosphorus deficiency in barley.”

SEMINAR: Please join us this Thursday (6th March, 1 pm) at the Stan Perron Lecture Theatre in the Business Building to hear a PhD proposal seminar: Sidsel Gurholt Pedersen – “Evaluate how kelp forest change is affecting its Blue Carbon potential”

SEMINAR: Please join us this Thursday (13th March, 1 pm) at the Jennifer Arnold Lecture Theatre in the Zoology building to hear a PhD proposal seminar: Alan Sabuna  – “The effects of anthropogenic stressors on insect declines"

SBS Seminar Series – Anna Ortega Hello, SBS! Please join us this Thursday (3rd April, 1 pm) at the Stan Perron Lecture Theatre in the Business building to hear a PhD Exit seminar: Anna Ortega – “Racing extinction: the challenge of saving the Pacific leatherback turtle"

SBS Seminar Series, Abinaya Meenakshisundaram Join us Thurs 10 April 1 pm at the Jennifer Arnold Lecture Theatre to hear a PhD proposal seminar: Abinaya Meenakshisundaram – “ Population genetic assessments & species abundance with environmental DNA: A case study on whale sharks”

SBS Seminar Series - Wilfren Clutario Please join us this Thursday (1 May, 1 pm) at the Jennifer Arnold Lecture Theatre in the Zoology building to hear a PhD proposal seminar: Wilfren Clutario – “ Soil moisture dynamics in the vadose zone of a semi-arid floodplain ”

Please join us this Thursday (15 May, 1 pm) at the Jennifer Arnold Lecture Theatre in the Zoology building to hear a staff seminar: Assoc. Prof Jinhee Park – “Tracing microplastics in soil: Analysis, Migration, and Plant uptake”

Please join us this Thursday (22 May, 1 pm) at the Jennifer Arnold Lecture Theatre in the Zoology building to hear a PhD proposal seminar: Kim Wong – “How Ants Think: The role of cognition, individual, and social learning on complex behaviours in Western Australian ants”

Double Seminar Thurs 29 May, 1.00 pm - 2.30 pm Jennifer Arnold LT (Zoology building) PhD exit: Chrissy Tustison–“Towards evidence-based conservation for seadragons.” PhD proposal: Harriet Kate O'Roarty - "The Role of Nutrition upon Male and Female Life History Traits"

Please join us this Thursday (5 June, 1 pm) at the IOMRC Auditorium in the IOMRC building to hear a PhD exit seminar: Jane Edgeloe – “Spatial and temporal genetic variation in climate threatened temperate marine forests”