good news for this River, there are nature-based solutions that are better than weirs now in any case abc.net.au/news/2023-04-0…

Both hats on today, CSIRO and QFES, for the Natural Hazards Research Forum day 2 - hearing the results of #CommunityEngagement after 2022 flooding in Qld/NSW #NHRA23 naturalhazards.com.au/sites/default/…

Australia on #Tsunami Watch after magnitude 7.6 #earthquake near Southeast of Loyalty Islands. Potential threat for #LordHoweIsland. Latest info here: bom.gov.au/tsunami.

Please Tanya Plibersek ... do not let this development go ahead. We need to protect our amazing curlews who will have nowhere to go after travelling 10,000 kms to get to their spot at Toondah Harbour. Anthony Albanese theguardian.com/australia-news…

The gill net decision was underpinned by independent economic and scientific analysis assets.wwf.org.au/image/upload/N… - a win-win outcome for the economy and the environment

My PhD thesis captured in one image - with a special mentions to Merrett Keech and Sue Pillans - both amazing, powerful artists who inspired me to ensure that communicating my #research was done in a #visual manner

watch the East Australia Current extension push poleward over the AVHRR Pathfinder sea surface temperature dataset (1981-) rug marks = southernmost extent of 20 °C water

if you haven't found it yet, this is a brilliant podcast and just love this episode on perfectionism - omny.fm/shows/the-neur…

It’s been almost a decade since my mate Stella died. I didn’t expect to be so moved when I got to visit her statue in Stawell but it’s just wonderful. If you didn’t know Stella you really missed out! Fierce, funny, glorious. You can learn more about her at stellayoung.com.au

Our paper in #Nature #Sustainability links water use scenarios to fisheries outcomes ... #spoiler elegant models predict impacts in complex ecological systems, making the complicated simple is powerful when driven by #stakeholderengagement knowledge! nature.com/articles/s4189…

We're seeking a Project Officer to join the IMOS team based in Hobart, supporting the development of our next generation scientific data management systems 🐠 Applications close 7th January 2024.

Check out our latest newsletter 👉 Water security challenges, dugong population declines, promising seagrass regrowth, farmers connecting with science, and more. 🌱🌊🪸🔗 bit.ly/3txMrj3

I can’t remember a time when we ‘celebrated’ Australia Day in my family. We never bought the flags or other paraphernalia to show our ‘patriotic support’. It just wasn’t a thing. It was just another day, another day off from work for Mum and Dad and a day off for me. I didn’t

Even the smartest most intelligent people get scanxiety ... and yes, I have it now because yesterday the text arrived saying your results are back and your GP would like to discuss - so much triggering in that little txt and only 3 more days to wait :(