Critical method needs in measuring greenhouse gas fluxes iopscience.iop.org/article/10.108…

Loved being part of the #climate change walk hearing about amazing research being done to combat this UOW. There is SO much waste produced in health care. Was nice to share small changes UOW School of Nursing are making to be more sustainable. #SDG12 #SDG13 #UOWGCCW Jeff Kelleway

A great thread highlighting our walk across @uow #wollongong campus today for #GCCW Thanks Georgia Watson !!

Low freshwater demand enables mangroves to sustain important ecological values while not competing with the freshwater needs of humans and the environment, especially pertinent with climate change: our collaborative work led by Ken Krauss now published: nature.com/articles/s4159…

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A rare wetland ecologist in a fire forum, Jeff Kelleway talks about the varied responses of #mangroves & #saltmarshes to the #BlackSummer bushfires Jeff’s honours students found saltmarshes recovered quickly but mangroves had varied responses & haven’t bounced back #ESASCBO2022

Come work with us to develop this new mapping product - it will underpin new insights and better management of understudied blue carbon ecosystems!

Important conversation the role of #wetlands in our ecosystem #sustainabilty ⁦Jeff Kelleway⁩ ⁦UOW⁩

Recently published in #CPCoastalfutures - The present, past and future of blue carbon by @KerryleeRogers_, Jeff Kelleway and Neil_Saintilan. The article is free to read, share and download here: bit.ly/3py9ngi #coastal #climatechange

Standing room only Mary Martha Motley as Brooke Conroy demonstrates why we need to dig deeper to understand #mangrove root growth contributions to #BlueCarbon sequestration

The Australasian Mangrove and Saltmarsh Network Conference is happening in Adelaide this year (14 - 17 Nov). Registration is now open! Check out the website for more info: keito.eventsair.com/amsn2023 Please retweet 😊 #AMS2023

Fantastic data-driven plenary by @AndreRovai at #mmm6: 1. We need to fill data gaps with climate variation in mind 2. Sea-level rise transitions have implications for carbon

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Excellent to see the fruits of our (very hard!) labour in print, all that drone flying and measuring mangroves Jeff Kelleway Oxana Repina @KerryleeRogers_