Georg Engelhard retweeted
I was on the #BBC news talking about eating fish eyeballs 🤣👀 But all the kudos should go to lead author, my amazing student, Luke Harrison, and coauthors @EngelhardGeorg & @ruththurstan 🙌
Look East, Evening News 11min in: bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m0…
@CefasGovUK @Uni_of_Essex
Georg Engelhard retweeted
Less than a year since signing the MOU between Cefas and @Uni_of_Essex to promote marine and freshwater science, the first paper from a co-supervised MSc student has been published!
@EngelhardGeorg @otolithgirl @ResearchEssex @UniofExeter @ExeterMarine
cefas.co.uk/news/student-pap…
Georg Engelhard retweeted
New blog! UK fisheries have made significant progress towards meeting the UK’s #NetZero target, but what more can be done? With #ECCWO5 underway, @EngelhardGeorg discusses how technological, operational & policy changes can drive further progress ⛴️. ▶️bit.ly/3GXs7ex
Completely agreed. It has already played a big role in our adaptation work in the Middle East and Caribbean.
This @FAOFish report on #ClimateChange impacts & action in #fisheries & #aquaculture is a must-read.
Packed with a valuable adaptation toolbox, it helps policy makers & experts put climate solutions into practice.
Check it out now 👉 bit.ly/3mHgEsy
#ECCWO5
Participate in the #menti survey on global aquaculture risk & adaptation - so your views and knowledge, for your region, can be included!
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Thoughts & perspectives by HRH Crownprince Haakon about #ECCWO5: “This conference, your work and your solutions are in high demand.”
Excited to be at #ECCWO5! After 5 years, marine climate change scientists gathering to get fully up to speed on anything CC related…
Georg Engelhard retweeted
Cefas and @UK_CEH have been supporting the @caymangovt to identify the most pressing marine climate risks facing the Cayman Island's biodiversity, society & economy 🌊. This new assessment will help inform future climate policy & increase resilience.
▶️ bit.ly/3ZAJ6dF
Georg Engelhard retweeted
Replying to @CefasGovUK
@CefasGovUK and its predecessor @thembauk Fisheries Laboratory are 120 years old. Dialled-in from leave to hear @johnkpinnegar's talk on our fisheries history and what a joy it was.
A few highlights [spoiler: we had women, timeseries matter, expertise matters]
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Georg Engelhard retweeted
Working with SAF @CefasGovUK @UBC scientists develop new seafood risk tool to identify & reduce impact of chemical and pathogen hazards in aquaculture
new paper out now➡️rdcu.be/cHGUh
#onehealthaquaculture
Georg Engelhard retweeted
We are thrilled to announce that @theFSBI's 2022 Jack Jones Lecture will be delivered by @CefasGovUK's lead scientific advisor on climate change @johnkpinnegar. Want to join us? Submit your #fishsci abstract today at fsbi.org.uk/symposium-2022-n…. Registration opening soon!
Climate change and aquaculture: new paper with widely applicable framework to assess the key risks doi.org/10.1016/j.crm.2022.1… Oman is expanding aquaculture but is in one of world's hottest regions. Identifying main risk factors is a necessity to plan targeted adaptation actions
Georg Engelhard retweeted
Interesting stuff in a new paper from @k_maltby and colleagues work in Grenada! "Exploring fishers’ perceptions of index insurance and coral reef health in the context of climate-driven changes in extreme events" in @ICES_ASC Journal of Marine Science doi.org/10.1093/icesjms/fsac…
Georg Engelhard retweeted
Really excited about this upcoming #conference on #oceans #past!Deadline for abstracts 10 Dec, w/ #early #career #researcher awards available courtesy of @ICES_ASC & @TheFSBI. Join #interdisciplinary #researchers in Seattle 22-25 June 2022 to pass on knowledge, learn & network! – at South West, England
We are excited to announce a call for abstracts for the Oceans Past conference to be held in Seattle, USA in June 2022! ECR funding available thanks to @ICES_ASC & @TheFSBI. Deadline for papers & funding requests 10 Dec 2021, see oceanspast.org/opix.php for details!
Georg Engelhard retweeted
European fishing communities face their own specific climate risks: UK and Eastern Mediterranean have the highest climate change risks. A focus on sustainable and diverse fisheries management could help
Cefas with @MarkPayneAtWork @PeckMyron
👉 bit.ly/2ZAKlQ5
Just out in PNAS: climate risk to Europe's fishing fleets and coastal communities @MarkPayneAtWork @johnkpinnegar @PeckMyron @CefasGovUK: pnas.org/content/118/40/e201…


























