Australia, UAE and Indonesia announce Mangrove Alliance for Climate at #COP27 great to see ambitious goals for restoration but 20% by 2030 is not achievable. We should look to Global Mangrove Alliance who have ambitious and scientific goals
news.griffith.edu.au/2022/11/17/goa…

New vlog: Keeping track of ecosystem restoration with Tom Worthington from Cambridge Conservation Initiative
We talk about tracking restoration efforts with Global Mangrove Alliance
youtu.be/VLD6YOzDaDI via YouTube

Great to see Australian government joining the Mangrove Alliance for Climate and pledging to support mangrove ecosystem recovery
Global Mangrove Alliance

🌳 Launched at #COP27 together with Global Mangrove Alliance: The Mangrove Breakthrough is a science-based, measurable, and achievable goal to collectively restore and protect #mangroves at the scale needed to secure the future of these vital coastal forests.

climatechampions.unfccc.int/the-mangrove-b…

#FishID is 'soft-launching' at #ASFB2022

You will have a chance to test our new platform, give feedback and get exclusive access to your new automated monitoring solution - #FishID

New study identifies socio-economic drivers of mangrove loss and gain
Valerie Hagger Cath Lovelock Megan Saunders Fernanda Adame
nature.com/articles/s4146…

After many years in Singapore, I’m excited to be joining Tulane University! I’ll be taking up a Professorship starting in January.

Nicole Cormier and I look forward to seeing you in New Orleans 🇺🇸!

#FishID will be attending #ASFB2022

We have built #FishID to be your automated monitoring solution! Our platform automates #stock counting, species #identification , #sizing , animal #behaviour , and #movement patterns, from #video footage, still #images and #live -streaming cameras

Join us during #BlueForestsWeek on November 29th and 30th for two webinars on the importance of seagrass meadows! The webinars will focus on international approaches to seagrass conservation and restoration🌱Learn more and register: nbfn.no/blue-forests-w…

#GenerationRestoration

Stressors rarely remain static in #coastal #ecosystems , yet this is how we often conduct #multiple #stressor experiments. So, what happens when stressors fluctuate? We explored this question in our latest study. doi.org/10.1111/ele.14… (1/4)

A very exciting (Open Access) paper in Ecology Letters led by Andria Ostrowski, PhD (doi.org/10.1111/ele.14…) showing why we need to consider variability and synchronicity in stressor intensity. Asynchronously fluctuating stressors reduced #seagrass biomass 36% more than static stressors!

Global Wetlands Project is in Yucatan, Mexico!

Learning on how and where to do successful mangrove restoration projects, with Jaramar Villarreal-Rosas, PhD

Jaramar Villarreal-Rosas, PhD and how to make good decisions in restoration projects
Segundo Congreso #manglares de las Americas

Our new study used automated video ID of fish to show rapid recovery of fish in restored #mangroves

How animals can help and hinder coastal restoration 👇🏼

New review from Michael Sievers highlights why we need to think about animals when restoring vegetation

Testing of the 'Decision support tool to prioritize climate-smart mangrove restoration actions', in the amazing mangroves of Mérida, Mexico Jyotsna Purandare Global Mangrove Alliance Dom Andradi-Brown WWF EU

Really enjoyed the talk by Rod Connolly Global Wetlands Project intruducing the project app and some new developments automatically tracking fish 📹 #ECSA59

Great to see the GLOW researchers getting back in the field together

NSW Gov just released its Blue Carbon Strategy 2022-2027, 'aimed at kick-starting blue carbon...and supporting us with a scientific evidence base needed to make the right decisions'
environment.nsw.gov.au/topics/water/c…