New paper looks at what fisheries might be most affected by coral bleaching and degradation on the #GreatBarrierReef 1/n The Connolly Lab Australian Rivers Institute nature.com/articles/s4159…

Well this is cool #preparethelaser

Splendid pubs & graphics coming thick & fast from Katie Sievers. "Adjacent habitat variables as important as local reef variables in explaining reef fish density & biomass". Loved contributing to this work just out in Ecology and Evolution, with legends Garry Russ & Rene Abesamis

Wow! The longest-lived tropical reef-associated fishes recorded to date! Grandpa's Macolor macularis and Lutjanus bohar.

I'm looking to employ a p-doc focused on turtles with field work in the Red Sea. A joint position with KAUST, based in Perth. Please RT! aims.gov.au/Postdoctoral-F… Ana MM Sequeira Rob Harcourt @duarteoceans @BrendanGodley

The Global Wetlands Project is hiring a new science communicator based in either Brisbane or the Gold Coast fixed term, part-time until 31st December 2021. seek.com.au/job/51160437?t… #job #hiring #conservationjob #scicomm

Very excited for the first day of my new job as a Research Associate @CoralCoE working with Andrew Hoey on the GBR and Coral Sea. 2021 here I come! 🐠

Thrilled to bits to share this pub! We found fish responded most strongly to habitat, then island variables. Fishing (NTMR size) influenced only fishes targeted by fishing. @CoralCoE Andrew Hoey, Abesamis, Russ, infographic queen @Katie_Sievers. Conservation Biology doi.org/10.1111/cobi.1…

I've had a sneak peak and can confirm it's a beaut! Tune in tomorrow, Fri 19 Mar @ 10am AEST, as Katie Sievers shares her PhD findings: 'Non-Reef Habitats in a tropical Seascape. The effects of the surrounding seascape on coral reef fishes'. Send KT or me a msg for the link!

Our #rstats courses for biologists will be back on in June in Brisbane. If you are in Australia hope to see you there smp.uq.edu.au/events

.Living Seawalls has come to #Townsville! New #GreenEngineering coming with the support of Port of Townsville! Maria Vozzo Eva McClure Andrew Hoey #urbanecology

In a new paper we argue gaps in ecosystem assessments create gaps in policy and conservation actions for some ecosystems 1/n with Global Wetlands Project, images Dr Ryan Pearson sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

A pleasure and a privilege to share PhD journeys with Katie Sievers WHO JUST SUBMITTED HER THESIS 🥳💃🤩 watch out world 🌎 congrats KT

Job opportunity: Reef Fish Ecologist at Australian Institute of Marine Science. Full-time, 4.5-year position based in Perth, WA. Apply by May 19, 2021. aims.gov.au/Reef-Song-Rese…

Our new paper in Reviews in Fish Biology and Fisheries shows limited fishing (yellow) zones contribute to both #conservation and #fisheries management, supporting up to 70% of the numbers of fishing targets found in unfished green zones. Mike Kingsford #coralcoe Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Best example of sci comm ever... putting this meme thread together would take me the same amount of time as the authors systematic literature review of 18,674 articles. Congrats Hannah Watkins and co, on the paper and the post 👏

Just out! 'Variation in abundance, diversity and composition of coral reef fishes with increasing depth at a submerged shoal in the northern #GreatBarrierReef link.springer.com/article/10.100… #BRUVs #coralreefs #mesophotic #fishes 🐟

Check our latest publication in STOTEN exploring exceptional high coral cover sites in the #Mesophotic #coral ecosystems in French Polynesia. The article is downloadable for free until August 27th at the following link: authors.elsevier.com/a/1fNPNB8ccunHy

OUT TODAY in NatureEcoEvo 📢🐠- Depth zonation of reef fish is predictable but disrupted on contemporary coral reefs Open access: nature.com/articles/s4155… #coral #reef #fish #energeticresourcesupply #depth #steepness #humanimpacts Bangor University @sos_bangor_uni NOAA Thread👇

**Strong hydrodynamic drivers of coral reef fish biodiversity on submerged pinnacle coral reefs** Another cool contribution from Gemma Galbraith et al. shedding light on understudied coral reef systems😎