Always wondered about the skin structures of geckos? Check out dx.doi.org/10.1111/joa.12… #lizard CSE @JCU

And ... launch! We're a new visibility campaign for LGBTQ+ people (& their allies) working in STEM & STEM-supporting jobs—a group that collectively represents a powerful force of scientific progress & discovery. Pls join us! bit.ly/2LSFlLs #STEMPride #Pride2018

In In Situ Science Ep. 51, Dr Deborah Bower chats with us about how ever expanding urban developments destroy native habitat, and asks whether we can design better cities to help our native animals #PodEdOz ow.ly/IGmw30kuKOC

Met these doofuses while walking the dog this morning! It’s good to be back in alligator creek for a few weeks working in @ABCnorthqld office - all part of my ABC Science cadetship🐴☀️🌴 #Townsville #townsvilleshines

Hey Townsville! I'll be speaking about 'Supersizing your fish & chips order using science!' @ #InspirationOnTap on June 20th 7pm @ the #TownsvilleBrewery ! Come check it out!@auBritish Fisheries and Aquaculture @ JCU Townsville Bulletin James Cook Uni ABC Science 7NEWS Townsville #phdlife #research #scicomm #phdchat

This alligator snapping turtle was not as please to see me as I was to see him.
#Turtles #Reptiles #Research #FieldWork #Herpetology

Just saw this amazing tea cosy “Lizard Rock” at a tea cosy expo in Woy Woy. It’s loaded with cool lizards! Marie Herberstein 🌈 Dr. Julia Riley Dr James Baxter-Gilbert

Last week I put some cameras out at my experiment in the Green Island #seagrass and look what swam by! A shovelnose #ray ! There's always something amazing to see in a seagrass meadow. #teamseagrass #phdchat James Cook Uni CSE @JCU Seagrass Ecology Lab

ICYMI Tomorrow Tuesday 12 June is Free for Townsville North Queensland Locals Day. At 12pm visitors can get an insight into reef fish biodiversity with marine biologist Lynne van Herwerden from James Cook Uni as part of our free talk series. #freeforlocals #discovermoretalks

Hearing about #seagrass food webs in the #GreatBarrierReef from Kristin Jinks The Connolly Lab. @ISBW2018 #ISBW13 #WSC2018

My first paper is out today in Royal Society Publishing Biology Letters! Our meta-analysis on the drivers of FMR in breeding #seabirds is available here: dx.doi.org/10.1098/rsbl.2… 🐦

While debate continues tonight in NSW Parliament about the feral horse protection bill, Australia’s premier science body calls for the bill to be withdrawn theage.com.au/environment/co…

JCU researchers breathalysed river users - with some worrying results.
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Don't forget Reef Recovery with Reef Ecologic this weekend to celebrate #WorldOCeansDay . If you haven't done so already sign up at goo.gl/forms/zXEBfBR5… and let us know if you need any equipment. #forabetterplanet #lovethereef Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority Citizens of the Great Barrier Reef James Cook Uni

The JCU College of Arts, Society and Education @jcu #archaeology honours project. Recreating the Bronze Age! Great opportunity for Cairns & Townsville student team building. Thanks to JCU Innovation Centre! - Wayne Morris & Russell Warburton

What a way to arrive at a workshop! Sailed over to Stradbroke Island for Australian Marine Sciences Association QLD postgrad symposium and stopped for a #seagrass snorkel and to check out the coral, it might not be the GBR but it's very impressive! Dr Olivia Rowley (Libby)

Sometimes I am a super serious #scientist . Sometimes I write about #farts and publish it in the newspaper. Life’s all about #balance !
armidaleexpress.com.au/story/5406437/… via ArmidaleExpress

If you need a conference gift or present you could support women leading the way in climate science with this awesome calendar (featuring me and some other badass women): pozible.com/project/homewa… deborah bower 🐢 🌈 🐸

Feral horses don’t belong in national parks. Join me and sign this urgent petition calling on Premier Berejiklian to step in and protect our fragile Snowy Mountains. nature.org.au/get-involved/t…

Reminiscing a lot about my time in Tanzania in 2014. Here are some chameleons I encountered in the Udzungwa Mountains: Werner's three-horned chameleon (Trioceros werneri), Double-bearded chameleon (T. tempeli), and Udzungwa pygmy chameleon (Rhampholeon moyeri)