Sad to have missed this. As in general, women have a strong role to play in implementing #OneHealth. We need flexible approaches so all groups can contribute. Great to see Cat McGillycuddy sharing her experiences #WOHC2024

Sunday morning #WOHC2024 session on strengthening the environmental dimension of #OneHealth. I’m thinking: is this dimension about the role of the environment in human health, or the role of humans in environment health? Surely it’s both, right? We need to have this conversation

Jan Hendrik Venter, South African Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, sheds light on the profound impact of plant pests on Africa🌍With a staggering 40% of crops lost to these threats, the implications for human and animal health are critical🌿 #WOHC2024 National Department of Agriculture

Really delighted to see Robyn’s work on cryptosporidium in the food system World One Health Congress #WOHC2024. Crypto passes through water, soil, plants, animals and the humans who eat them - we need solutions not siloes #OneFood

🌊 Advancing UK science to predict and respond to marine heatwaves 🌤️ John Pinnegar Cefas & Dr Caroline Rowland🌍 Met Office offer their insights into the causes, #evidence gaps, & future research needs to tackle this growing #climate challenge. 🔍 ▶️ bit.ly/47LnCjl

Robyn's MSc is supported by the #OneFood project and we're really proud of both her research and her confidence in giving her first ever conference presentation. Well done Robyn! University of Pretoria 💚💚🌱🐄

🌊Aged 18 to 25 years old and part of an underrepresented group in marine science and/or face financial barriers to attending the #CoastalFutures25 conference? If so, consider applying for our Bursary There are 12 available 👉coastal-futures.net/wp-content/upl… ⏰Deadline: 8 Nov #EDI

Not yet heard of environmental humanities? Take a squiz at Ashley Cahillane’s paper and check out our work on cultural value of marine ecosystems MARBEFES project. What does nature mean for people and communities? What does it mean to you? 🌊 🌊 🌊 🌊

70 people, 21 countries, 7 work packages and 1 storm: it’s ⁦MARBEFES⁩ general assembly 2024! Biodiversity, function and the plural value of nature 🌊

We talk a *lot* about tools in science, but what makes a good toolbox? For the ⁦MARBEFES⁩ consortium, easy is at the top of the list. But how easy is easy? Depends on what kind of stakeholder you are. MARBEFES general assembly 2024

Insightful challenges as always from Dr Angel Borja and Dave Paterson. We need to think more about who might use our biodiversity tools and what they might gain from doing so.

A bunch of scientists and economists being read James Joyce and discussing how(whether) to quantify emotive responses to the sea? This is interdisciplinary research in action 💙 ⁦MARBEFES⁩ General assembly #Dublin 2024 ⁦Ashley Cahillane⁩ 🌊

Marine stations represent a critically important global network of vital research infrastructure, sustained observations and education. Join the 2nd World Congress of Marine Stations in Tokyo (27-29 Nov 2024). Registration link: sites.google.com/view/wcms2024j…

The One Food programme at the World One Health Congress, South Africa marinescience.blog.gov.uk/2024/10/16/the… Prof Grant Stentiford CSIR 🇿🇦 @EpiConnect

The power of scientific illustration

New #PhD 🌊🏖️ Want to help Cefas improve the accuracy of #marine #litter monitoring using computing science? Apply here aries-dtp.ac.uk/studentships/M… by 8th Jan 2025 Peter Kohler

New The Global Centre on Biodiversity for Climate talk on long-term positive change in forest ecosystem resilience and poverty alleviation in Kenya. 12th November 12:00 UTC. Register at link below. Understanding Cherangany links to human wellbeing gcbc.org.uk/project/unders… 🌳🌲🌴🎋🇰🇪

"Nothing about us without us": great new article on inclusion in the seafood industry Pacific Community fisheries newsletter. spc.int/DigitalLibrary… Tracey Holley #FBPE 🇪🇺🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇮🇪