🚨 Job announcement! We have an opening for a 3-year postdoc interested in watershed hydrology. More details found through the QR code below. Review of applications begins March 15. Please share widely! Smithsonian Panama Stroud Water Research Center stri-sites.si.edu/recruiter/user…

PoulHolm Francis Ludlow @4oceanserc public talk An Diseart Dingle Co Kerry Tuesday 27th Feb 7.30 PM "How did marine life affect and alter societies of the past?" All welcome - free of charge! Sacred Heart University #shuindingle

Great work by ⁦The Nature Conservancy⁩ & ⁦IMAS⁩, spearheaded by our valued collaborator ⁦Scott Ling⁩! youtu.be/SfmP0aP1hNQ?si…

Wrapping up a fantastic three-day workshop with the @4oceanserc team Francis Ludlow PoulHolm in beautiful Dingle

Are you working with historical legacies of our oceans? Submit your abstract to this session! 👇

Australian Marine Sciences Association TAS AMSA CSIRO AMSA Victoria AMSA-NQ NSW AMSA Australian Marine Parks AMSA 2023 Conference

We received a whopping 110 (excellent) abstracts for the Oceans Past Initiative conference and had to make some tough decisions. Thank you to all submitters! Registration opening soon, we are excited to see you at University of Exeter CEC in Cornwall in June! ExeterMarine ICES University of Exeter, Cornwall

An exciting opportunity to attend a training school funded by the EU COST Action Marine Animal Forest of the World and Past Global Changes on detecting, describing and disentangling Pre-Industrial changes to marine ecosystems. For more details and eligibility see maf-world.eu/trainingschool/ Bryony Caswell Konstantina Agiadi

Registrations for the upcoming OPIX conference are now open! 👇🏽

Arial images of the stone #fishweirs from #Canoa, #Ecuador. They are located on several locations of the Pacific coastline of the Manabí Province of Ecuador. The weirs have been known to local scholars for many years. 1/6

Further reading Favier Dubois, Cristian Mario, et al. "Pre-hispanic fishing structures preserved on the central coast of Ecuador." Journal of Maritime Archaeology 14 (2019): 107-126. 5/6 link.springer.com/article/10.100…

A fantastic Oceans Past Conference X in Exeter June 2024! Historical perspectives on human-ocean interactions: deep understandings for informing ocean futures @4oceanserc Oceans Past Initiative Ruth Thurstan thank you for hosting us! PoulHolm Francis Ludlow Cristina Brito

How have 🐟🦈🦞changed over centuries, long before 'modern' science started monitoring? Thrilled to see this work out examining long-term change and loss in 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 waters of the Irish Sea onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/fa…

🚨 Colegas latinoamericanos, el Smithsonian Panama tiene abierta una convocatoria para investigadores de instituciones latinoamericanas. Financiarán proyectos por hasta $30k dólares. Estará abierta hasta el 15 de octubre. Compartan.

**JOB ALERT** 3 positions (2 PhD and one postdoc) in Prof Marie Muschalek's project ‘Killing to Keep – Violent Field Practices and Natural History in the Age of Empire’ - Latin Americanists wanted, especially those working on Northwestern South America!

The D. Ross Robertson Research Award Fellowship for Field Studies of Neotropical Deep-Reef Fishes from Smithsonian STRI is open. Predoc and recent PhDs affiliated with an institution are eligible. Deadline for submission: 30 September 2024. More info: static1.squarespace.com/static/618bf11…

*Job alert-postdoc* 🐟📜 Historian/humanities researcher interested in applying your skills to marine ecosystem management? Envtl scientist/marine biologist interested in historical sources ? Come and join our cross-disciplinary project! pls RT! shorturl.at/RDpTu

🏳️Voting for the next Oceans Past Initiative's Steering Committee is open for a bit shy of two more weeks! If you are **already** a member and have not received your ballot, please be in touch so we can confirm your current email address!🏳️

2nd job alert of the week! 🐟📜 Research assistant needed for exciting marine historical ecology/marine environmental history project Ocean Sciences shorturl.at/7yDIY Come & join us! Pls RT

Fantastic discussion by Ruth Thurstan on the limitations and incredible richness of ecological data available from historical sources. At the Q-MARE workshop in Crete funded by Marine Animal Forest of the World and Past Global Changes. Konstantina Agiadi Bryony Caswell