We want to hear from you! Contribute to the socio-economic research component of Project Restore.

These findings will help us understand the social and economic benefits which may come from this restoration project.

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A day of celebrations! Congratulations to Anjali Gopakumar who submitted her PhD thesis! Anjali has been studying the ecosystem functions of coastal saltmarsh in Italy with laura airoldi and Australia with me. 🥂🍾🎊 lots of support from the lovely ACES labettes!

The @goalann initiative is launching today UN Ocean Decade conference. To find out more visit our website goalann.org

Sydney Harbour is an incredibly diverse playground - whether you’re swimming, kayaking, boating, commuting, diving or whatever it is you do we want to know more about your experience!  Fill in our survey and add to our research!

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Submissions are now 🚨OPEN🚨 for the below Research Topic, hosted by Jasmine Ferrario, Clara Giachetti 🌊💚, Dr Katherine Dafforn, and Koebraa Peters 🌊🐠 Confirm your interest here 👉🏼 fro.ntiers.in/bioinvasions

We are thrilled to be one of the finalists for the 2024 Ocean Awards! This global award recognises individuals and groups who are working to support ocean health!

Winners will be announced the week of Monday 6 May!

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Happy #InternationalWomensDay2024 !

Our Superstars of STEMM were making waves at the Australian National Maritime Museum Women In STEM careers expo!

We had a great time speaking to the next generation of scientists!

Thank you Australian National Maritime Museum & #internationalwomensday !

We're excited to be part of the Women in STEM expo for International Women's Day tomorrow, Friday 8 March at the Australian National Maritime Museum!

#womenandgirlsinscience #womeninstemm #marineconservation #urbanecology

We are excited to announce that SIMS has been endorsed by the United Nations to lead the World Harbour Seascape Restoration Programme (WHSR). Read more here: sims.org.au/united-nations…

Hear from our panel of experts at this years @oceanloversfest. Including Prof. Melanie Bishop, Dr Ezequiel Marzinelli, Mitchell Brennan and Dr Paco Martinez-Baena.

Book for free here: oceanloversfestival.com/oceanloverstal…

Traveling light! Just a little bit of equipment to measure sediment biogeochem in restored seagrass with Mariana Mayer Anjali Gopakumar Dr Giulia Ferretto Gary Kendrick

Job!!!

Living Seawalls is looking for a Reserach Assistant to join our team & contribute to our award winning research programme! We're looking for and active person who loves being in the field!

This full time role is offered by UNSW & Macquarie Uni, 0.5 FTE across each uni.

Our Living Pilings have been installed at Sawmillers Reserve! These modules provide habitat for a range of marine species living around wharf pilings.

Thank you to Alex Goad / Reef Design Lab at Reef Design Lab & North Sydney Council for supporting this research!

Happy festive season from Living Seawalls!
2023 has been a huge year of firsts – our first Living Boulders and Living Pilings, first Living Seawall in Peru and our first manufacturing partnership with ICMS in the UK and Ireland!
See you in 2024!

Couldn't get to SIMS for our seminar last week?
The recording of our Mosman Marine Restoration Seminar is online now! Hear from Aria Lee @MininSinsona & Orla McKibbin from #LivingSeawlls & Mitchell Brennan from #SydneySeahorseProject
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Great to be in Singapore as part of the Living Seawalls crew, connecting with past and present The Earthshot Prize finalists and supporters and learning about the latest #EarthshotPrize initiatives to build hope and optimism for our planet.

Congratulation to all the Earthshot Prize winners! Special cheers go to the #ReviveOurOceans winner WildAid Marine!

As a 2021 finalist and official nominator Living Seawalls was excited to be at the 2023 The Earthshot Prize awards ceremony!

Check out our new YouTube channel! Living Seawalls - co-design for nature youtu.be/vCD0o2XIo8w?si… via YouTube

It took a long time, but finally, I present here the second part of the cockles story: Organic enrichment reduces sediment bacterial and archaeal diversity, composition, and functional profile independent of bioturbator activity.

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