Marine monitoring of sea Country workshop
The start of our marine monitoring work in Bardi Jawi Country
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Blue Carbon Seascapes
The Blue Carbon Seascapes project seeks to establish if tropical seaweeds could provide a nature-based solution to help reduce climate change effects. The five-year project, [Devamı]
Amazing encounter with a false killer whale!
Amazing encounter with a false killer whale! Our Long Term Monitoring team were thrilled to be distracted by this curious cetacean during their most recent [Devamı]
Seeding futures: building skills with Indigenous Rangers for the future of the Great Barrier Reef
Learning together. Helping the huge Great Barrier Reef system under a warming climate is going to need people power, and a lot of it. Indigenous [Devamı]
Integrated Reef Fish Monitoring Program | Orpheus Island | Great Barrier Reef
No one holds the whole story when it comes to ensuring fish for the future. We are thrilled to have worked with the MinggaMingga, Yunbenun [Devamı]
Love science but not a scientist? You can still work in science!
Mechanical engineering may not sound like a career choice that would lead to working in science. The same could be said for communicators, lawyers or [Devamı]
From California kelp forests to a Great Barrier Reef coral scientist
When the “best summer of your life” changes the rest of your life! A short university course over summer break and an inspiring professor, cemented [Devamı]
Making sense of the small things in marine science to have an impact
AIMS researcher Keegan Vickers is studying the smaller things in the ocean – microplastics. Microplastics are plastic items that are smaller than 5mm. They’re attracting [Devamı]
Dive in: why marine science is an exciting field to work in
For National Science Week we’re sharing stories from the Australian Institute of Marine Science’s dedicated teams of highly qualified and motivated people, who are diving [Devamı]
From an aquarist: what makes marine science great?
For National Science Week we’ve placed some of our awesome scientists under a microscope to discover what they love about marine science. Benjamin Mance is [Devamı]