#permanent #marinebiology #job working with #biodiversity #marineinvertebrates #coral #greatbarrierreef #science #museums Collection Manager Cnidaria Queensland Museum smartjobs.qld.gov.au/jobs/QLD-QM561… If you are interested in jobs on marine invertebrates beyond coral - contact me

Join the team ⬇️ 🔬 Senior Ecologist, Conservation Scientist 🔬 Research Scientist-Evolutionary Modeller 🔬 Senior Research Scientist-Aquaculture Geneticist 🔬 SeaSim Research Technician 📍Townsville 📆Close early June Apply now ➡️ bit.ly/AIMS_jobs #JobAlert

The choice wasn't hard. Now we're happy. We're a family, and we feel like we have a future. My privilege isn't lost on me. I'm still voting as an American and advocating for those less fortunate. No one should be left feeling trapped by their own medical providers. Period. /End

The secrets of corals' synchronous sex could help save them axios.com/2024/06/01/cor…

CORAL SPAWNING AND HUSBANDRY RESEARCH ASSOCIATE POSITION: The Marine Molecular Biology Laboratory (University of the Philippines Marine Science Institute) msi.upd.edu.ph #coralreefs #coralspawning #coralhusbandry #careers #careerdevelopment #jobs #jobopportunity

A helicopter view of yesterday's eruption of Mt Etna [📹 etna3340]

A great joy for Carly Randall in the Woppaburra Coral Project is seeing the growth of Woppaburra woman Jamiga-Marie. The Project created skills & employment pathways in coral & fish aquaculture. 🔗 bit.ly/3wnc5Zq BHP #ACRRI @WeAreWoppaburr1

Corals don’t have👀, if they did this sight would invoke fear😱 Parrotfish eat young corals as they graze on algae. Taylor Whitman has studied coral seeding devices to see which design protects coral the best to optimise #reefrestoration. 🔗 bit.ly/46axKRO #RRAP

1⃣ hurdle for young coral to survive their 1st year on a reef is evading parrotfish. In #coralseeding, we’re trialling different designs to see which offers corals the most protection. Taylor Whitman explains 📺⬇️ #RRAP @dcceew 🔗More: bit.ly/46axKRO

Breaking News! On July 21, 2024, the global mean surface temperature set a new modern record high of 17.09°C, beating the record of 17.07°C, set on July 6, 2023. This record is "preliminary" for the next 24 hours. This may mark the planet's warmest day in over 100k years.

We all want healthy reefs. In our enthusiasm to protect them, we must be the loudest critics of our own work and biases. Fight group-think and green-washing. Question, discuss, debate, and use evidence from multiple, independent sources to guide decision-making. #ClimateCrisis

Imagine waking up, opening your curtains and seeing this!! #BucketList Beautiful Mt Etna this morning 🌋🥰 x.com/Lasiciliaweb/s…

Come join me at Australian Institute of Marine Science! We're recruiting a marine ecotoxicologist (fulltime + ongoing) at a Research Scientist level to join AIMS in Darwin. Applications from non-Australian Citizens welcome if you hold an appropriate Visa. aims.bigredsky.com/page.php?pageI… SETAC Australasia

The Australian Institute of Marine Science is hiring a senior physical numerical modeller in the Oceanography team! Have you ever wanted to work in the tropics? Come join us to lead world-class research from our headquarters in Townsville, QLD. Due 8 Sep aims.bigredsky.com/page.php?pageI…

Out now - our annual report on reef condition in the #GreatBarrierReef Coral cover ⬆️ in all 3️⃣ regions BUT results don’t reflect mass bleaching or cyclone impacts, as most surveys were already completed. Media release: bit.ly/LTMP_MR_24 Report: bit.ly/LTMP23_24

High coral cover amid intense heatwaves and bleaching? Here’s how both can be true on the Great Barrier Reef theconversation.com/high-coral-cov… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand,ConversationEDU

Hello 👋🏼 just want to promote that the ICRS-SECC website is hosting a Job Board. It’s a great resource for those who would like to advertise or looking for open positions (PhD, Postdoc etc) related to coral reef science 🪸 Thank you for your support 🙏🏼

Curious about how coral larvae respond to moving substrate? Check out our recent paper in Coral Reefs: rdcu.be/dSp6I Turns out corals can settle on constantly moving substrate & routinely settle on loose rubble! #ACRRI Australian Institute of Marine Science BHP Cathie Page Christine Giuliano

Extreme corals can thrive in challenging environmental conditions, but can these corals maintain their reproductive traits? Check out our new paper on Coral Reefs if you want to learn more Link ➡️ rdcu.be/dSL8q #coral_fecundity IRD.fr Ifremer 🌊 Australian Institute of Marine Science

Have 19-24 July 2026 marked on your calendar yet? Learn more at icrs2026.nz