What's new in ocean science? Here's our highlights of this month's ocean science news! 🐙💡 1️⃣ For the first time ever, images of a newborn great white shark were caught on camera. The footage, filmed by wildlife filmmaker Carlos Gauna and University of California, Riverside researcher Phillip Sternes, may help solve longstanding mystery in shark science: https://ow.ly/a1fu50Qwcrv 2️⃣ A new tool developed by Massachusetts Institute of Technology scientists predicts flood risk from hurricanes in a warming climate: https://ow.ly/Hn9850Qwcru 💡 The #OceanDecade Challenge 6 focuses on community resilience to ocean hazards. As part of our #Vision2030 process, we're inviting the global ocean community to contribute to the strategic implementation of each Ocean Decade Challenge. Join the open review process here: https://ow.ly/8YH250Qwcrs 3️⃣ Academics call for a better inclusion of island people in ocean sciences in a special issue of the journal The Oceanography Society: https://ow.ly/6AgX50Qwcrt 💡 To address this, the #OceanDecade SIDS Ocean Science Policy Network Pilot Project aims to provides a platform for Small Island Developing States to be active ocean science leaders. Find out more: https://ow.ly/iqes50Qwcrr #WednesdayWisdom #OceanScience
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The wait is over! Our ESW Week video, brought to you by American Geosciences Institute is LIVE! 🎉🎥 This year’s theme, "Earth Science Everywhere," explores the incredible ways earth science impacts our daily lives. From climate change to natural resources, join us in uncovering the connections that shape our world. 🌎 Watch now: https://lnkd.in/efUkYXeu #EarthScienceEverywhere #EarthScienceWeek
2024 Earth Science Week Promotional Video- Earth Science Everywhere
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Writer and speaker on climate justice, animal rights and new fashion systems. Founder of The Empathy Project, co-founder Fashion Act Now, co-founder Islington Climate Centre
"We are arguably in the midst of a new transformation in our human relationship with nature. A growing body of both fiction and non-fiction literature is beginning to acknowledge cooperation and symbiosis, as opposed to only competition, as fundamental organising principles for life on this planet." Phenomenal writing and thoughts by ecologist Tom Oliver via Leading Through Storms CIC on how to foster kinship with #nature to tackle the planetary #environmental crisis - and why it is the MOST important thing we should be working on. https://lnkd.in/edbX-a-g
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Future-proofing buildings in North East Scotland - Architectural Designer, Passivhaus Designer, Retrofit Coordinator, former Mechanical Engineer and climate nerd, based in Aberdeenshire. MEng, MArch
A clear example of why adaptation to climate change is just a pipe dream without seriously deep mitigation of emissions. Not only is the Atlantic marine heatwave causing the mass extinction of local marine life in Galicia, it's hammering the local economy. #actonclimate
Massive Marine Ecosystem Crash Along Galicia’s Coast Due To Prolonged Atlantic Heatwave Everyday on social media, climate graphs and charts are posted with varying degrees of deep red and other markers of urgency. Yet, nothing happens except the posts become more shrill and the problem of climate disaster becomes more irreversible. As someone who engages a lot with climate science and scientists, somehow I had fallen into a space whereby the actual meaning of these charts had become abstract. Codified and filed away in my mind to avoid real exposure to true meaning. Then something happened. I arranged to meet with Guillermo Díaz Agras at the marine biology research station in La Grana in Galicia. The research station is a satellite of Santiago University and the team here conduct extensive research along the coast and in the river valley’s, called rias. What I expected to be an introductory overview of the research station turned into a horrifying cerebral experience; an awakening if you like.... Watch The Full Episode: https://lnkd.in/d6Y5HhJy #climategenn #atlanticocean #atlanticheatwave #climatechange #climatecrisis #marineecosystems #heatwave #nature #shellfish #podcast #environment #earth
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Plan now to participate in the American Geographical Society fall symposium -- GEOGRAPHY 2050: COOPERATION & CONFLICT IN A CHANGING CLIMATE. For the tenth anniversary of the American Geographical Society’s (AGS) annual Fall Symposium, AGS and the Columbia Climate School (CCS) will bring together leading practitioners and thinkers from government, industry, academia, and the non-profit world to discuss how cooperation and conflict will impact a changing climate. https://lnkd.in/d-pUqZh 🌍 🌎 🌏 The concerns of the planet — global climate change, geopolitical turmoil, social and spatial justice — are those that speak to geography’s strengths. Understanding geography and using geospatial technology will be essential to map out the divergent paths forward. #geography #geospatial #gis #geospatialanalysis #geographicinformationsystems #earthobservation #earthscience #satelliteimagery #satellitedata #geopolitics
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We hope to see you at the UN Ocean Decade conference this week! At the conference, we will be sharing our thoughts on the role of philanthropy in delivering the science we need for the ocean we want, helping craft guidelines and best practices to advance strategic ocean communications, and discussing our own UN Ocean Decade project, "Science Without Borders®: Conserving the Tropics."
What is ocean science, and why do we need it? The ocean sustains all life on Earth, and is the planet's largest ecosystem – yet we know very little about it. Ocean science is what will enable us to understand and protect this invaluable resource. At the 2024 Ocean Decade Conference on 10-12 April, the global ocean community will gather to discuss the science we need for the ocean we want: https://lnkd.in/dpxFWDfi #OceanDecade24
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“The #ocean sustains all life on Earth, and is the planet's largest ecosystem – yet we know very little about it. #OceanScience is what will enable us to understand and protect this invaluable resource.” 🌊 The #OceanDecade24 week is on. Explore the week’s 120+ events👉 https://bit.ly/43NZH0S, not least the two sessions that GWP is involved in tomorrow: 👉 Catalyzing #Source2Sea Synergies towards Healthy #Rivers and a Healthy Ocean 👉 New approaches to combat eutrophication and #hypoxia Learn more 👉 https://bit.ly/3U6MJrV
What is ocean science, and why do we need it? The ocean sustains all life on Earth, and is the planet's largest ecosystem – yet we know very little about it. Ocean science is what will enable us to understand and protect this invaluable resource. At the 2024 Ocean Decade Conference on 10-12 April, the global ocean community will gather to discuss the science we need for the ocean we want: https://lnkd.in/dpxFWDfi #OceanDecade24
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🌍 Happy Earth Science Week! 🌱🔬 This week, we celebrate the wonders of our planet, from its core to its atmosphere, and everything in between. Earth science helps us understand the natural processes that shape our world, giving us the knowledge to protect it for future generations. Whether you're passionate about geology, meteorology, or environmental conservation, this is the perfect time to dive deeper into the science of our Earth. #JouleAllDay #EarthScience #Sustainability
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What is ocean science, and why do we need it? The ocean sustains all life on Earth, and is the planet's largest ecosystem – yet we know very little about it. Ocean science is what will enable us to understand and protect this invaluable resource. At the 2024 Ocean Decade Conference on 10-12 April, the global ocean community will gather to discuss the science we need for the ocean we want: https://lnkd.in/dpxFWDfi #OceanDecade24
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Only as a reminder how important ocean science is for today and of course as well for tomorrow
What is ocean science, and why do we need it? The ocean sustains all life on Earth, and is the planet's largest ecosystem – yet we know very little about it. Ocean science is what will enable us to understand and protect this invaluable resource. At the 2024 Ocean Decade Conference on 10-12 April, the global ocean community will gather to discuss the science we need for the ocean we want: https://lnkd.in/dpxFWDfi #OceanDecade24
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Can ocean science help the world meet its sustainable development goals? It's a big challenge, and a big reason that #WHOI is at the UN Ocean Decade conference. We're deepening partnerships and finding new ways to advance understanding of the ocean and its role in our lives. Follow along as we post from #OceanDecade24 this week!
What is ocean science, and why do we need it? The ocean sustains all life on Earth, and is the planet's largest ecosystem – yet we know very little about it. Ocean science is what will enable us to understand and protect this invaluable resource. At the 2024 Ocean Decade Conference on 10-12 April, the global ocean community will gather to discuss the science we need for the ocean we want: https://lnkd.in/dpxFWDfi #OceanDecade24
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