MBA Ecology Group
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The Ecology group @thembauk. We are a diverse group investigating marine science from invasive species to kelp forests, shark behaviour to climate change.
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BEF-Scale Fraser Brough John Griffin MBA Ecology Group Lots of damaged kelp plants after winter storms, but also lots of fresh material as the growth season ramps up....
Amazing to hear that group members Sophie Corrigan and Maxine Canvin swept up the prizes at the BPS annual meeting! Top top work guys!!! ๐๐๐
I had a wonderful time as ever at the The British Phycological Society conference in Reading.
Maxine gave an amazing talk and we were both so honoured for the prizes!
Thank you so much to the organisers and committee for a great few days Hannah Thomas ๐ฑ๐ง๐๐ฆ
Fantastic to see the results of this wonderful project conducted MBA - Marine Biological Association #researchaquarium . We are looking forward to supporting the ecology of vision group again later this year #watchthisspace
Great to see this paper out! Amazing hard work and perseverance from Nora Salland to benchmark population structure of this likely climate change winner in our coastal habitats. ๐๐ฑ๐๐คฟ๐๐
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New DTP PhD Opportunity to research effects of Climate Change on Pelagic #Shark movements, habitats & distribns - come join the team MBA - Marine Biological Association OceanEarthUniSoton inspire-dtp.ac.uk w/ Ryan Reisinger Freya Womersley Nuno Queiroz
Apply here: noc.ac.uk/gsnocs/projectโฆ
Well that's it for our 2023 Rapid Assessment Surveys of NNS in marinas and ports around England and Wales. Already some very interesting finds, although we still have rather a lot of sample pots to examine ๐ฌ! Natural England Cyfoeth Naturiol Cymru | Natural Resources Wales MBA Ecology Group Hope to do SW next year.
Wembury Church Reef - a classic historic site from #MBAlegend Mary Parke, who started a long-term study here in 1941!โณ I used archived data from MBA Library and incorporate this site into my #historicalSWkelps survey๐ Fun today with Alix, Mariko, Sophie and visiting๐ฆ #fieldwork
Heatwaves have been increasing in frequency, severity, and duration over the last 50 years.
It is therefore important to investigate the effects of heatwaves on valuable ecosystems such as intertidal forests, which have very high levels of primary productivity. MBA Ecology Group
What a busy week in the field&lab - on 4different projects! MBA - Marine Biological Association MBA Ecology Group well done to our amazing team for smashing through the work! Nora Salland Maxine Canvin Sophie Corrigan Fraser Brough