Global review of historical ecology targets conservation outcomes & diverse voices doi.org/10.3354/esr013… #environment #history #community #coproduction #diversity #policy #openaccess Loren McClenachan Andrew Trant @kt_cramer Graciela Gil-Romera | [email protected] ICTA-UAB Molly Grace @odealab Mar Sustentable Ciencia y Conservación

A fantastic Oceans Past Conference X in Exeter June 2024! Historical perspectives on human-ocean interactions: deep understandings for informing ocean futures @4oceanserc Oceans Past Initiative Ruth Thurstan thank you for hosting us! PoulHolm Francis Ludlow Cristina Brito

Another fantastic SEACHANGE annual meeting in Cornwall. An intense few days of reviewing results and planning future research.

Our final workshop starting today in beautiful Plakias on Crete, co-organized with Marine Animal Forest of the World Past Global Changes

It feels amazing to be in Crete for an interdisciplinary training school and workshop funded by EU Cost Action Marine Animal Forest of the World and Past Global Changes. Exciting sessions and collaborations ahead! @kagiadi Bryony Caswell @odealab Madison Bowden-Parry (she/her)

Day 2 of Q-Mare workshop with Ruth Thurstan Marine Animal Forest of the World Past Global Changes talking about historical sources to identify human impacts on marine ecosystems

Happy to see our food for thought in ices journal, we explore how #palaeontology #history #archaeology can help understand #marinefunctionalconnectivity #wghist ICES Oxford Academic Ruth Thurstan @kagiadi Q-MARE Sea-Unicorn @odealab Audrey Darnaude tinyurl.com/ympesmr5

Last week I had the pleasure of learning about different approaches to understanding past #marine ecosystems. thanks to the organisers @kagiadi Bryony Caswell, Tatiana Theodoropoulou, funders Marine Animal Forest of the World Q-MARE & contributors! @ExeterMarine University of Exeter CEC

Fantastic talks by Madison Bowden-Parry (she/her), Rachel M. Winter, PhD , Zoe Heard, Ismet Saygu and many others at the Marine Animal Forest of the World Q-MARE training school last week, on learning from the past for better understanding of #marine ecosystems today #shiftingbaselines @ExeterMarine University of Exeter CEC Callum Roberts

'Read all about it!' NEW paper from an international, interdisciplinary team in NatureSustainability reveals the vast extent of past European native oyster reef ecosystems nature.com/articles/s4189… NORA_Europe Convex Seascape Survey European Research Council (ERC) @ExeterMarine #openaccess #historicalecology

A new study finds at least 1.7 million hectares of sea floor around Europe—the area the size of Northern Ireland—used to host abundant oysters. bit.ly/3BFPOIn

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'Europe’s native oyster reefs have been so damaged by human impacts that they are collapsed, according to IUCN Red List ecosystem criteria' BBC BBC Wildlife reports findings of the recent study in Conservation Letters with photos from our relict Irish oyster reefs. discoverwildlife.com/environment/eu…