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James Cook University deep water research uncovers Coral Sea reef life abc.net.au/news/2023-08-15/j… via @ABCaustralia @jcu @BlueRov
The movement of water is important for all coral reefs but #hydrodynamics are particularly strong and influential for reef fishes on unique habitats like #pinnacles and #seamounts
New research in @aslo_org @dave_hambright @WalindiResort @mahonianadari
doi.org/10.1002/lno.12431
Had a great trip to @JCUOIRS this week with a fantastic class of Marine Bio students. Inspiring to see everyone getting stuck into science!
Replying to @GFGalbraith
@GFGalbraith Gemma teaching the next gen of Phd students, managers, communicators et al, all about awesome science on coral reef pinnacles. How do we design our surveys and solve the logistical challenges? #SuperstarsofSTEM #WomenInScience #WomenInScienceDay @jcu @JCUOIRS
Gemma Galbraith retweeted
Happy #WomenInScienceDay we are teaching and learning sampling designs and statistics the best way we can - on the reef!! @jcu @enviro_sci @JCUOIRS @WomenSciAUST
Proud to have been involved with this project - building on an already impressive history of research and conservation in Kimbe Bay.
Cause for Hope: #KimbeBay’s Youth Marine Conservation Program Preserves One of the Most Biodiverse Reefs on the Planet - intorducing @MissionBlue's newest #HopeSpot in #PapuaNewGuinea
mission-blue.org/2019/11/cau…
@SylviaEarle @WalindiResort @USEmbassyPOM @AusHCPNG #PNG
Gemma Galbraith retweeted
#ValentineASpecies #ScienceValentines
Not all reefs are shallow,
Some live in low light,
#Mesophotic reefs are awesome,
Even though they're out of sight!
Thanks to @wildlifemeg for helping with this!
Preparing to extend our current surveys to greater depths thanks to @OpenROV @OpenExplorer and @NatGeo
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