@EmmaAsbridge

Post Doctoral Research Fellow @UOW | Using remote sensing techniques to map mangroves in Australia | A passion for all things underwater!

 Wollongong
Joined October 2011
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@Nature28 May 2024
Three scientist mothers call for a change in how conference childcare costs are reimbursed, drawing on their personal experiences go.nature.com/3X03rLo
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Standing room only @mmm6 as @BrookeConroy13 demonstrates why we need to dig deeper to understand #mangrove root growth contributions to #BlueCarbon sequestration
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Sarah Hamylton@Shamylto20 Mar 2023
It was a pleasure to walk the reef flat in the company of @KerryleeRogers_ , @jeffkelleway , @EmmaAsbridge and @BrookeConroy13
UOW
@UOW20 Mar 2023
More than 90 years after the first scientific expedition to Low Isles on the Great Barrier Reef, #UOW Associate Professor @Shamylto shares a recount of her latest research trip. 🌴👉 uow.to/3JqOJ7K #UOWResearch
Sarah Hamylton is wearing hiking gear and climbing over an exposed tree branch, looking up at the sky, holding some hanging roots.

ALT Sarah Hamylton is wearing hiking gear and climbing over an exposed tree branch, looking up at the sky, holding some hanging roots.

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Chris Owers@chrisowers_1 Feb 2023
Fantastic day to be out in the field with @EmmaAsbridge @KerryleeRogers_ looking at #mangrove and #saltmarsh restoration @UON_research @uowresearch
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Our wetlands are shifting inland to higher elevations, a concerning response to climate change that Prof @KerryleeRogers_ says is "a warning" to plan for sea level rise. #ShineDome22 xitter.cf/Science_Academy/status…"
Australian Academy of Science@Science_Academy16 Nov 2022

2022 Honorifics - Frederick White Medal - Professor Kerrylee Rogers

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Ending the week with a published paper #friyay This is work from my time at DPI Fisheries developing a framework for estuary wide prioritisation and protection of #mangroves and #saltmarsh onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…

Marine Vegetation Management Strategies: a framework for estuary wide prioritization of protection...

Intertidal systems are constrained by landscape morphology. Where these systems do occur, they often experience a wide range of anthropogenic impacts, further exacerbated by sea-level rise (SLR). By...

onlinelibrary.wiley.com
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Sarah Hamylton@Shamylto1 Nov 2022
One for the mangrove team… The year’s best mangrove photographs – in pictures | Environment | The Guardian ⁦@KerryleeRogers_⁩ ⁦@jeffkelleway⁩ ⁦@BrookeConroy13⁩ ⁦@EmmaAsbridge⁩ theguardian.com/environment/…

The year’s best mangrove photographs – in pictures

A look at the winning images, runners-up and some commended entries in the Mangrove Photography Awards

theguardian.com
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Reflecting on a great week at #AMSN2022! Feeling very lucky and privileged to be part of this awesome team! @KerryleeRogers_ @jeffkelleway @LalKK10 @chrisowers_
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Chris Owers@chrisowers_7 Oct 2022
Great to be presenting our draft blue carbon project-level EEA guide today at #AMSN2022. A great team with wide knowledge led by @BlueCarbonLab. Looking forward to hearing thoughts from the #mangrove and #saltmarsh experts and practitioners.
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Loved listening to @Ssayers758 explaining how we can use LiDAR drones to monitor and map mangroves! Such valuable data! #AMSN2022
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Great to hear about mapping WA mangroves from a fellow remote sensing pal! @SharynHickey #AMSN2022
Dr Sharyn Hickey@SharynHickey5 Oct 2022
Thanks! Great conference to present at #AMSN2022
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Super interesting talk by @JamesSippo about mangrove dieback in northern Aus....potential for iron toxicity to play a role in dieback? #AMSN2022
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Always enjoy talks by @vishnu_prahalad #AMSN2022
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Carbon accretion rate higher in sheltered estuaries compared to open coasts. Mangroves surviving in 200x more toxic muds! Go mangroves! #AMSN2022 Great talk about magnificent mangroves by @PWaryszak
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So happy we finally pulled off #AMSN2022! Hope all the hard work pays off and everyone enjoys the next few days talking all things #mangrove and #saltmarsh
Dr Pawel Waryszak 🇵🇱➡️🇦🇺 + ♥️🇺🇦@PWaryszak3 Oct 2022
Full House at the #AMSN2022 conference in Ballina organized by these champs, starting now: scu.edu.au/amsn2022/
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Only 10 days before #AMSN2022 registration closes! We are nearly at max capacity - so don't miss out! This is our 4th attempt organising and hosting #AMSN2022 due to COVID delays - so we are very excited this is finally happening! 🤪🌳🙌🌊🛰️
Judith Rosentreter@j_a_rosentreter20 Sep 2022
We are excited for our upcoming Australian Mangrove and Saltmarsh Network #AMSN2022 conference this October in Ballina. Registrations close 🔜 30th Sept. Be quick. Only a few spots left. 👉Register here: scu.edu.au/amsn2022/registra…
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Don't forget to register for AMSN 2022! Less than 3 weeks to go! scu.edu.au/amsn2022/
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Ahhh FOMO is hitting hard.... Wish I was catching up with my remote sensing nerds and hearing about everyone's research!! 🌳🌏
Chris Owers@chrisowers_24 Aug 2022
Looking forward to this one! @ReneeBartolo #AEO22
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A huge week with these superstar women in the field: @Shamylto @KerryleeRogers_ @BrookeConroy13 @EmmaAsbridge. 400kg of gear. heavy machinery. Job done! Gents: don't let gender be a barrier in field research
Sarah Hamylton@Shamylto24 Jul 2022
Headed home from a week moving to the rhythm of the tides while labouring in the mangroves. Aching from all the carrying, hammering, climbing, walking, hip flexors repeatedly stepping over roots. What a joy to be surrounded by such an array of wildlife!
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Good to be back up in northern QLD flying drones, installing SETs, taking cores and climbing over Rhizophora from dawn to dusk! 🌳💚💪🐠 @Shamylto @jeffkelleway @KerryleeRogers_ @BrookeConroy13
Sarah Hamylton@Shamylto24 Jul 2022
Headed home from a week moving to the rhythm of the tides while labouring in the mangroves. Aching from all the carrying, hammering, climbing, walking, hip flexors repeatedly stepping over roots. What a joy to be surrounded by such an array of wildlife!
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