Are You a Qualified Diver Looking to Contribute to Citizen Science?
Reef Life Survey (RLS) is a global non-profit initiative that empowers trained SCUBA divers to conduct standardised biodiversity surveys on rocky and coral reefs. By collecting vital scientific data, RLS helps monitor reef health, inform management decisions, and build public awareness about marine ecosystems. If you're passionate about the ocean and want to make a difference, visit Reef Life Survey’s website to learn how you can get involved.
Careers in Marine Mammal Science: Building Skills for the Blue Economy
The IMarEST Marine Mammal Special Interest Group (MMSIG) and Blue-jobs are hosting a webinar on January 21 to guide aspiring professionals in marine mammal science and the blue economy. Featuring expert talks and practical insights, it will focus on career pathways, professional development, and networking opportunities in marine conservation. To join the free webinar click here.
Victorian Summer Sea Slug Census
It's time to join the Summer Sea Slug Survey and make a difference! While exploring rock pools, snorkelling, or diving along the Victorian coast between Friday, January 10, and Sunday, January 19, keep an eye out for sea slugs. Snap a photo and upload it to iNaturalist to contribute to this important research. Your contributions will help uncover the secrets of these incredible molluscs and track changes in their populations. To find out more and sign up click here
New Years Climate Resolutions for 2025
The Climate Council's "Climate Resolutions for 2025" highlights practical actions individuals and communities can take to address climate change. It encourages reducing emissions, supporting clean energy initiatives, and advocating for stronger climate policies. By taking collective action, we can make significant strides toward a sustainable and climate-resilient future. Find out what you can do by clicking this link.
Ocean Wonders: Weird and Wonderful Tales from 2024
Oceanographic Magazine explores fascinating oceanic phenomena and rare events observed throughout the year. From unusual marine sightings to significant changes in the natural environment, the article highlights the ocean's ongoing mysteries and marvels. Click here to discover more!