Our lab studies marine ecosystem responses such as changes in survival, growth, movement patterns and physiological responses to environmental perturbations.
Dauphin Island, Alabama
Joined July 2019
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If you're at #GomCon2024 or interested in marine mammals, check out this poster highlighting our recent work modeling vertical nutrient transport by cetaceans in the Gulf of Mexico. Most of these nutrients come from the #OceanTwilightZone.
ALT Whales and dolphins vertically transport nutrients from the Ocean Twilight Zone into the near surface waters, likely stimulating primary productivity.
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We're at #OSM24! Stop by and say hello at Booth 344.
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Recruiting a #PhD student to join my lab @USMArtsSciences! Using novel #eDNA #ddPCR tools to assess the status & study #ecology of #RhinoRays to improve #conservation. Info in thread below ⬇️ #sawfish #wedgefish #guitarfish @eDNAcollab @SharkScience @usmconservbio @CMCBusm
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Happy New Year! Did you resolve to learn something new? We've got fun ocean facts, educational materials, videos, and a podcast: oceanservice.noaa.gov/
ALT photo of a breaching humpback whale
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Did you know that many of our National Estuarine Research Reserves also serve as habitats for endangered species? As we approach the anniversary of the Endangered Species Act, learn more about these protected areas: coast.noaa.gov/nerrs/
Credit: Tom Atkinson #TravelTuesday
ALT photo of a person in a kayak on still water
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Soil biodiversity represents one of the largest carbon stocks on Earth and plays a major role in fighting #ClimateChange.
Our Issues Brief explains how bit.ly/3lSZ2pT
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Featured #manatee item: Retro Respect & Protect Hoodie
Our Retro Respect & Protect Hoodie is the perfect way to show off your love for manatees! This ultra cozy hoodie is sure to be your new favorite sweatshirt!
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From mangroves protecting shorelines from storms to peatlands sequestering carbon, 'Natural Water Infrastructure' is a vital #NaturebasedSolution.
Learn more about the services provided by natural water infrastructure.
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🎺New MSc position open in my #ecotoxicology lab! Looking for someone to work on energy budget models for #marinemammals and impacts of human disturbance. Fully funded and collaboration opportunities! Experience with models or computational biology a must. Get in touch!
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Are you looking for a fun way for the whole family to support manatees this #ManateeeAwarenessMonth?
Participate in the virtual Save The Manatee 5K event: You can complete an activity of your choice on your own time from anywhere in the world.
savethemanatee5k.com
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It's #ManateeAwarenessMonth and here is a fun activity for the whole family and all of those who love to color! @reverie_design designed this beautiful manatee coloring page for us!
savethemanatee.org/wp-conten…
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Healthy eelgrass meadows provide vital habitat for salmon, Dungeness crab, and other wildlife important to the West Coast economy.
With effective protections, these wetlands can also mitigate climate impacts. pew.org/3S5vLJE
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DISL students and faculty had the chance to meet and chat with Dr. Charlie Rolsky.
Dr. Rolsky is in town as the keynote speaker for the Marine Environmental Awards Luncheon taking place on Wednesday, October 25 at the Riverview Plaza Hotel.
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We're inviting K-12 students to enter our art contest to celebrate 50 years of protecting marine life under the Endangered Species Act in the Pacific Islands. 🎨🦭 🐋 Winners will be featured in an exhibition and online. Submissions are due by November 30: bit.ly/3s6wfET
ALT Resting Mother and Pup Hawaiian Monk Seal by Claire P., Northern Mariana Islands, from the 2022 Share the Shore and Sea Youth Art Contest.
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A great weekend adventure created by the @UNATRIOSSS for its students. The students explored Dauphin Island with our educators from the salt marsh to the be
The University @north_alabama is one of our 22 members of the Marine Environmental Sciences Consortium.
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If you missed out on our Boardwalk Talk today, check it out on our YouTube Channel.
We're getting ready for Cephalapod Awareness Week (October 8-12).
#BoardwalkTalk #CephalapodAwareness
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Awesome #ManateeMonday news from our partners at @ColumbusZoo
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We are celebrating National Seafood Month! The United States is recognized as a global leader in sustainable seafood. Join us all month long to celebrate with new features, videos, podcasts, and more: fisheries.noaa.gov/feature-s…
#SeafoodMonth #SustainableSeafood 🦀 🦐 🐟 @NOAA
ALT Illustrated banner showing various types of seafood for National Seafood Month 2023
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New research on #horseshoecrab body size variation out today in Journal of Biogeography authored by @SeaGrantSavanna @Allcology and others at @UFexplore @FloridaSeaGrant & @MyFWC feat. data from the #FloridaHorseshoeCrabWatch #citizenscience program onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Today is #WorldRiversDay!
Rivers are important habitat for manatees as they provide travel corridors and food sources.
Test your knowledge!
What is the name of the longest river in FL that many manatees call home?
a) Suwannee
b) St. Johns
c) Santa Fe
d) Wekiva
