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Thanks to all the local volunteers that turned up to help @mike_rasheed, @drpyork & Sahira Bell to set up #seagrass restoration at West Island – at West Island Cocos Is, West Island
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Somehow won most creative oral presentation at #AMSA2023. Had such a great time presenting at my first conference! @TropWATER @SeagrassEcology @jcu @AMSAconf
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Huge congratulations to @darcyphilpott for winning a student prize at her first conference! #AMSA2023 @AMSAconf – at Gold Coast, Queensland
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🌿Researchers from JCU's @TropWATER will investigate restoration techniques for key tropical seagrass species, from Queensland’s Great Barrier Reef across to the north of Western Australia.
@mike_rasheed
📄👉bit.ly/3GZLx37
Great opportunities to join an exciting project with an amazing team from @jcu and @uwaoceans studying tropical #seagrass #restoration.
Fully funded scholarships and research.
Find out more below.
📢PhD opportunities available!📢
We have THREE fully funded PhD opportunities available in tropical #seagrass restoration with research funding available.
Come and be a part of #generationrestoration and study seagrass meadows on the GBR with us.
🔗 jcu.edu.au/graduate-research…
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Epic #dugong feeding trails discovered during #seagrass mapping workshops with @TropWATER and Mandubarra Land and Sea Rangers on our new Healing Country Partnership
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For those lucky enough to be attending #AMSA22 in Cairns this August, you have one more week to secure some of our great merchandise. Fabulous shirts, coffee cups, water bottles and dive slates are on offer. amsa2022.amsa.asn.au/merchan….
Pick up only at the conference - no delivery.
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Seagrass at different sites in #PortPhillipBay consistently produce different sized #seeds which affected their germination and persistence. #Seagrass
Check out our new paper link.springer.com/article/10…
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Applications for the @AmsaNq 2022 Conference Award are now open for students/ECRs that are AMSA-NQ members and submitted an abstract for the 2022 @AMSAconf (@amsa_marine). Check your email inbox or download the form via the link below! Due April 18th!
dropbox.com/s/ikm277i0k5yrcf…
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📘Editor's Choice Article "The Differential Importance of Deep and Shallow #Seagrass to Nekton Assemblages of the #GreatBarrierReef "
by Matthew A. Hayes et al.
👉mdpi.com/1424-2818/12/8/292
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Replying to @AmsaNq
@AmsaNq is offering grants to cover @AMSAconf registration costs! Any students and ECRs that have submitted abstracts (due midnight TODAY!) and are active @amsa_marine members from North Queensland are eligible to apply. Details to follow shortly!
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Abstracts for #AMSA22 are due on 4th March. Get your submission in and join us in the tropical climes of FNQ in August for sun, science and social events. @amsa_marine @AmsaNq
amsa2022.amsa.asn.au/abstrac…
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Don't forget to submit your symposium topic for #AMSA22 before the deadline on Jan 4th 2022. @amsa_marine @AmsaNq amsa2022.amsa.asn.au/confere…
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It's great to be back on Mabuyag as part of our #seagrass exclusion experiment. Today @drpyork and I have been checking on our most remote exclusion cages on Orman Reefs, chatting with the community about this project and sharing knowledge about seagrasses and herbivores. – at Mabuiag Island, Queensland
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Phase 2 of groundbreaking #seagrass restoration in the #GreatBarrierReef has begun in Mourilyan Harbour!
Thanks to everyone who came out to help including @jcu students, @ozfishunlimited and Mandubarra rangers.
Watch this space for project updates!
#generationrestoration
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Mutualistic relationships in marine angiosperms: Enhanced germination of seeds by mega‐herbivores onlinelibrary-wiley-com.ezp1…
New research led by @samantha_tol out of @SeagrassEcology @TropWATER @jcu shows #turtles and #dugong on the #GBR not only help disperse seagrass seeds but also improve their germination rates.
Mega-herbivores, #dugong and #greenseaturtles, have been found to increase #seagrass germination, with up to four times greater germination probability and up to 60% faster time to germinate. Read how here: doi.org/10.1111/btp.13001
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My final PhD chapter is now published!
We found that the impact of green turtle and dugong grazing on seagrass meadows varies spatially on a regional scale, but also over time at the same location.
A huge thank you to my lab team and my supervisors!
doi.org/10.3354/meps13703
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Are you interested in doing a #PhD studying #seagrass on the Great Barrier Reef?
We are looking for new students as part of the @jcu and @NQBulkPorts partnership, including seagrass focused projects.
More details and how to apply here: jcu.edu.au/graduate-research… #phdchat
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🚨 New Paper 🚨
Ecosystem type drives #decay and associated🦠 community structure, a continental study using tea🍂. #TeaCompositionH2O Get a free download for the next few weeks⌛️via authors.elsevier.com/a/1cspb…









































