Why would you want to study anything other than marine biology? LOOK AT IT

blprnt Vancouver Aquarium Reminds me of when I met the giant pacific octopus at the monterey bay aquarium on new year's of 2019! They aquarium had a "sleepover" thing, where you stayed the night over NYE, and then spent the next day at the aquarium. New Year's is my birthday, so that was my birthday 1/

Even the world’s largest terrestrial predators have a soft side! Behold a polar bear sleeping in a field of flowers 🐻‍❄️🌸 🎥: Martin Gregus

💡 2023 SIWI Seminars Series ▶️ Innovation for water & climate This seminar will explore innovative solutions on ecological #infrastructure & #NbS through #technology and #SocialInnovations. Learn more & submit your abstract by 17 Feb ➡️ bit.ly/3HpMGRu World Resources Institute

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Deep-sea mining is set to begin in 2023 and will cause irreversible destruction to our planet. Add your name to the urgent open letter against deep-sea mining, and help us prevent this tragedy before it begins. #DefendtheDeep only.one/act/mining

Yikes - coming our way again, soon...

UK residents you can sign this govt petition to prevent the start of deep-sea mining: petition.parliament.uk/petitions/6365…

Have ideas for predicting the ocean carbon cycle or how to improve the resilience of diverse marine ecosystems? Schmidt Futures Ocean Biogeochemistry Virtual Institute (OBVI) is open to EOIs for research projects. More info at schmidtfutures.com/our-work/obvi/

The ocean benefits mental health, but how exactly? 🌊 Staring at the sea alters brain waves, inducing a meditative state. 🌊 Waves' sounds activate the parasympathetic system, promoting relaxation. 🌊 Salty air, rich in negative ions, boosts mood. #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek

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Deep-sea mining could devastate an ecosystem that lies almost completely undiscovered. Join these #ocean champions, as well as 300,000 supporters, in the fight to protect our untouched seafloor: on.only.one/mining-tw cc: Dominic Thiem, claudiabahamon, Pirry,

Most corals spawn just once a year, at night during a full moon, making their larvae challenging to study. #PewMarineFellow Phillip Cleves’s team designed a way to replicate lunar cycles in a lab, facilitating research that can help preserve corals. 👉 pew.org/435GEgT

This. Basically how to make systemic change.

For anyone who feels we need to think twice about this, you can sign the petition here: only.one/act/mining?utm…