Aquaculture-preneurs/farmers of sea cucumbers or bivalves, a grant opportunity to accelerate approaches that benefit seagrass ecosystems and blue carbon. Due 31 May, details on the website: www.bcplus.org/home/#opport... BC+ is a joint initiative of @nature.org and @conservationorg.bsky.social

On the edge of #Antarctica, 60 scientists aboard RSV Nuyina are researching the impact of climate change on the fastest-melting glacier in the eastern part of the icy continent — ABC News with @utas.edu.au, @arcsaef.bsky.social, AAD and @antarcticsciaus.bsky.social ▶️ www.abc.net.au/news/2025-04...

Neat job in Australia leading @nature.org Seascapes Team. This team has been hugely influential in ocean and coastal restoration over the last decade. The Seascapes Director will head delivery of this high-profile program for the benefit of people and nature: www.ethicaljobs.com.au/members/TheN...

Our clever seaweed folks just published a free online course on restorative seaweed aquaculture. The basics of farming, environmental risk/benefits, management practices, and planning and engagement in tropical areas. Create an account and access here: www.conservationtraining.org/enrol/index....

Science x industry x ambition. youtu.be/6mgaf-SqL9o

Several fantastic conservation #jobs open with @nature.org at the moment. With Eddie Game & team: Deputy Director of Conservation, Asia Pacific - ID 56291 Senior Scientist, Asia Pacific - ID 56290 Also, a High Seas Policy Advisor - ID 56313 Postings here: www.nature.org/en-us/about-...

Intertidal life in the pools at Hopkins Marine Station. What a special place.

Dusting off some historical and interdisciplinary thinking for a workshop tomorrow so rereading this paper by the wonderful @coastdoc.bsky.social - the living and underappreciated antiquity of #aquaculture. www.frontiersin.org/journals/sus...

Hello! Yes, new here (slow to the party?). A marine ecologist I work on understanding #aquaculture + #ecosystem interactions and how we can use aquaculture to better contribute to #conservation and social outcomes. You can read more on our team's work here 🙂: www.nature.org/en-us/what-w...