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#SeeSomethingSaySomething NOAA declares arrival of El Nino & widespread bleaching is anticipated. We launched globalcoralbleaching.com to match satellite-based data w/ real-world underwater observations & as outreach tool to trace how things unfold Universität Konstanz ICRS Student & Early Career Chapter

Very surreal to press ‘submit’ on my thesis today! A day I’ve been anticipating for the past (almost) 4 years. 🎉🥹🪸🧫💙 Time to process, decompress and breathe a little (and eat copious amounts of delicious food).

Small refuges are vital to #CoralReefs, enhancing fish productivity and system resilience 🐠 New research by VUW Marine Ecology and Ecosystem Modelling Lab delves into refuge size, informing artificial reef design and habitat management 🪸 Read it here: doi.org/10.1111/1365-2…

Coral reef restoration has not failed. Thanks to all the efforts that for decades, several restoration practitioners and management agencies have undertaken to propagate these two species, we may have saved these species from local extinction! Coral Restoration Foundation

The marine heatwave in Florida is brutal - it’s been truly heartbreaking diving our outplant sites these past few days. In just 3.5 weeks, many of our Acerv outplants have bleached completely, and chances of recovery are slim - the hottest months of the year still lie ahead…

Good work from a German ad agency which reads "protect the wildlife before it's too late"

Morning coffee with a heavy dose of climate anxiety, feeling for everyone going through the devestating reef declines in Florida. 💙 Sending love from Australia

Big congratulations to FutureReefsLab MSc Student Rachael Scott on her Stage 3 Presentation 👏 incredible talk on the Cost-efficiency of Tourism-led Mass Coral Re-planting on the Great Barrier Reef! Coral Nurture Program 🪸💰

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New paper!! 📰🚨Check out our Oceanarium in Marine Biodiversity, documenting a recent stress event observed following heavy rainfall on the "super corals" of the GBR mangrove lagoons 🪸🌧️ Tash Bartels Lorna Howlett Emma Camp link.springer.com/article/10.100…

A fantastic Stage 3 presentation by Gemma M Gillette on their PhD topic exploring the role of novel coral nursery infrastructure as fish habitat on the GBR 🐠🪸 very exciting results, big congratulations 🎉👏 Emma Camp David J Suggett David Booth UTS C3

We used a novel genotyping microarray to identify cryptic species and clonal diversity within Acropora hyacinthus on the #GreatBarrierReef 🧬🪸 for restoration practitioners: sample >2m apart to ensure unique genotypes doi.org/10.1007/s00338… 📷 by Matt Curnock

So great to see this piece of work out in the wild! Congrats Lornie 🥰