PhD candidate at @LECReefs 🐠 Looking at seabird nutrient effects on cryptobenthic fish productivity in the Indian Ocean🏝️
Joined December 2021
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New #OA paper in @MEPS_IR📢
Assessing genetic differentiation for species with high gene flow can be challenging. We show that #relatedness can be a useful tool to detect isolation-by-distance & can help with #MPA design if carefully applied🧬🐟
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🚨 Exciting News! Our paper, Impacts of ‘Reef Star’ Coral Restoration on Multiple Metrics of Habitat Complexity, is now published in Restoration Ecology! 🌊🪸 We investigate how #coralrestoration enhances habitat complexity and promotes biodiversity. 1/8
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The Varied Roads to Rewilding
A researcher, a biologist, and a diver reflect on the many different routes needed for conservation
@LLJeannot @specieswithshan
Read here:
nautil.us/the-varied-roads-t…
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New Nautilus Rewilding issue with the Bertarelli Foundation is out now!
#iomarinescience scientists discuss what has been done and what can be done to improve the health of the ocean through rewilding
Read here: paperturn-view.com/?pid=ODg8…
@Bertarelli_fdn @NautilusMag
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Check out @LisaGoberdhan ‘s super science at #ECRS2024 showing that ‘Variation in coral rubble cryptofauna is scale-dependent and driven by small-scale habitat characteristics’! Just published in MEPS!
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"Seabirds are incredibly important for reefs, and small fishes are a great indicator of reef health" - @LLJeannot on cryptobenthic fishes at #ecrs2024
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#PopulationConnectivity can be hard to assess for species with high gene flow. We show that population- and kinship-based approaches can help detect #GeneticDifferentiation in the shanny Lipophrys pholis along the Northeast Atlantic coast. #MFC
bit.ly/meps_731_9
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"What happens to cryptobenthic fish communities has consequences that extend far beyond what their small size might suggest. How they respond to invasives can inform us of reefs’ vulnerability, resistance & resilience to human-induced changes" @LLJeannot #ScientistSpotlight #ECR
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📢New paper alert!
🪸 We show that coral restoration can recover reef carbonate budgets within 4 years!
cell.com/current-biology/ful…
published #openaccess in @CurrentBiology
@UniofExeternews, @ExeterMarine, @Marine_Science, @shebahopegrows, @lecreefs
#OceanOptimism
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Women and girls play a critical role in science and technology #STEM
Led by @HeatherKoldewey #WomenInLeadership, we’re very pleased to share that 62% of our programme team are #WomenInScience, with an incredible 70% of our students being #WomenInScience! 👩🔬
@WomenScienceDay
Had so much fun at #RCUK2023 showcasing work we did earlier this year in @fregateisland 🤿 thanks @ReefConsUK @SciencesNCL for another amazing conference! 🪸 🐠
Another year, another amazing #RCUK2033!
Huge thanks to @ReefConsUK @SciencesNCL @jr_guest for hosting, we had a blast.
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We are looking forward to #RCUK2023 this weekend!
🪸 Workshop hosting: @stillstandenn & @AntonioAllegr15
🪸 Presenting talks: @TimACLamont & @naj_graham
🪸Speed talking: @ReefJav & @james_boon_
🪸 Popping posters: @sheppard_cat & @LLJeannot
See you in Newcastle! 🌊🐠
Want to learn more about the foundations of critical social science for conservation and research related to coral reefs? Join our workshop at #RCUK2023! Registration is now open: reefconservationuk.org/works…
ALT Workshop: Seeing like a social scientist. Friday 8 December from 1pm - 5pm. This workshop will introduce and discuss the many different philosophies that underpin conservation as seen by social scientists. Register and more information at: http://www.reefconservationuk.org/workshops.html
Almost back from my 1st PhD fieldwork at Fregate Island, Seychelles 🇸🇨 We spent two weeks sampling ~1000 cryptobenthic fish in high and low seabird nutrient sites. Swell and late nights processing fish were more than compensated by a stellar team @JPMarBiol @gobysimon @naj_graham
I am very grateful for all the support I had from @fregateisland's conservation team - a fantastic group of people dedicated to keep the island rat-free and preserve its incredible wildlife
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🪸New paper alert🪸
Thrilled to share our new work published today.
"Legacy effects of anthropogenic disturbances modulate dynamics in the world's coral reefs"
Find out more: 1/8
doi.org/10.1111/gcb.16686
Open access in @GlobalChangeBio
Having an amazing time sampling teeny weeny fish at @fregateisland with @JPMarBiol, @gobysimon and @naj_graham 🇸🇨🐠 amazed every day by what I'm seeing above ground and underwater, what a magical place!
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New #EvidenceSynthesis paper in @RSocPublishing summarising the ways that #upwelling impacts #CoralReef communities 🪸🌊
And my first publication! 🥳
with @RemoteReefs @sos_bangor_uni
... a thread🧵👇
All 📸: Brian J. Zgliczynski
royalsocietypublishing.org/d…
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Pleased to have contributed to this study led by Florian Jouval & Lucie Penin on Using a multi-criteria decision-matrix framework to assess the recovery potential of coral reefs in the South Western Indian Ocean 🏝️🪸 A thread 👇🏼🧵
doi.org/10.1016/j.ecolind.20…
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The #NetLab is hiring!
If you are interested in high res #FishTracking, #Movement, #SocialBehaviour and #FreshwaterEel #Conservation then consider applying for our PhD @LancsUniLEC
Amazing project partners in @ZSLScience & @UK_CEH
Deadline: 31/03/23
lancaster.ac.uk/lec/graduate…
