Choose your climate future.

Indigenous communities sustainably managed oyster fisheries for thousands of years. By centering their knowledge and histories, we could effectively restore and maintain oyster reefs, which have declined by 85% over the last 200 years. theguardian.com/environment/20…

We appear to have normalised the collapse of the Great Barrier Reef, 90% of whose parts have bleached this year. Or so the lack of horror and fury suggests. What else are we prepared to overlook, so that fossil fuel companies can keep making their billions?

The climate is changing. And it’s not just about changes in temperature. We see changes in the ocean, the atmosphere & the land surface. Many of these trends are unprecedented in human history.

Check out this recently published article that show cases our use of historical shells to understand the impacts of an #aquaculture #parasite! Published by High Country News instagram.com/p/CfUBvGerjPX/…

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Parasites are disappearing and you should care! Proud to have worked on this project with Chelsea L. Wood, @nataliemastick, Dr. Whitney Preisser, Katherine Maslenikov, @TimEssington, Katie Leslie, Luke Tornabene, Tim Essington and more! nytimes.com/2023/01/09/sci…