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Hi 👋 ! We’re the FOME Lab at Dalhousie! Led by Dr. Derek Tittensor, we study marine conservation, climate change, biodiversity, eelgrass, sharks & more!
Follow for updates, field pics, research insights & the odd fish fact 🌊🐟
Photo two by Nicolas Winkler 📸
#MarineScience #OceanResearch
Follow for updates, field pics, research insights & the odd fish fact 🌊🐟
Photo two by Nicolas Winkler 📸
#MarineScience #OceanResearch
A recent study reports a new arrival in eastern Canada: Juxtacribrilina mutabilis, a nonindigenous bryozoan threatening eelgrass, a key coastal habitat.
This study uncovers its hidden presence since 2013 + highlights the need for early detection & citizen science.
🌊 bit.ly/3KmQUx7
This study uncovers its hidden presence since 2013 + highlights the need for early detection & citizen science.
🌊 bit.ly/3KmQUx7
The overlooked introduction of the encrusting bryozoan Juxtacribrilina mutabilis to eastern Canada | Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom | Cambridge Core
The overlooked introduction of the encrusting bryozoan Juxtacribrilina mutabilis to eastern Canada - Volume 105
www.cambridge.org
September 22, 2025 at 8:56 PM
A recent study reports a new arrival in eastern Canada: Juxtacribrilina mutabilis, a nonindigenous bryozoan threatening eelgrass, a key coastal habitat.
This study uncovers its hidden presence since 2013 + highlights the need for early detection & citizen science.
🌊 bit.ly/3KmQUx7
This study uncovers its hidden presence since 2013 + highlights the need for early detection & citizen science.
🌊 bit.ly/3KmQUx7
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Climate change is increasingly changing biological communities posing marine conservation challenges. Irvine et al. created a climate ecological disruption index that can inform conservation efforts to “build ecological resilience in a warming world” @consletters.bsky.social doi.org/10.1111/conl...
August 13, 2025 at 11:31 AM
Climate change is increasingly changing biological communities posing marine conservation challenges. Irvine et al. created a climate ecological disruption index that can inform conservation efforts to “build ecological resilience in a warming world” @consletters.bsky.social doi.org/10.1111/conl...
Protected doesn’t mean safe 🌡️
A new study led by Amy Irvine, with Dr. Derek Tittensor, found warming oceans could shift marine species in Canada’s east coast MPAs. Their new tool, CEDI, helps spot at-risk areas so we can plan for a warming world.
🔗 conbio.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...
A new study led by Amy Irvine, with Dr. Derek Tittensor, found warming oceans could shift marine species in Canada’s east coast MPAs. Their new tool, CEDI, helps spot at-risk areas so we can plan for a warming world.
🔗 conbio.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...
Future Climate‐Driven Ecological Disruption in a Network of Marine Protected Areas on Canada's East Coast
Climate-induced species range shifts alter ecological assemblages, yet little is known of the consequences for ecosystem functioning. We combine species distribution model (SDM) projections with spec...
conbio.onlinelibrary.wiley.com
August 8, 2025 at 2:59 PM
Protected doesn’t mean safe 🌡️
A new study led by Amy Irvine, with Dr. Derek Tittensor, found warming oceans could shift marine species in Canada’s east coast MPAs. Their new tool, CEDI, helps spot at-risk areas so we can plan for a warming world.
🔗 conbio.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...
A new study led by Amy Irvine, with Dr. Derek Tittensor, found warming oceans could shift marine species in Canada’s east coast MPAs. Their new tool, CEDI, helps spot at-risk areas so we can plan for a warming world.
🔗 conbio.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...
Congrats Dr. Derek Tittensor on receiving Dalhousie’s President’s Research Excellence Award for Research Impact!
This award honours major research contributions—and we can’t think of anyone more deserving. Derek’s work in marine biodiversity and global ocean science continues to make waves!
This award honours major research contributions—and we can’t think of anyone more deserving. Derek’s work in marine biodiversity and global ocean science continues to make waves!
July 25, 2025 at 3:54 PM
Congrats Dr. Derek Tittensor on receiving Dalhousie’s President’s Research Excellence Award for Research Impact!
This award honours major research contributions—and we can’t think of anyone more deserving. Derek’s work in marine biodiversity and global ocean science continues to make waves!
This award honours major research contributions—and we can’t think of anyone more deserving. Derek’s work in marine biodiversity and global ocean science continues to make waves!
Hi 👋 ! We’re the FOME Lab at Dalhousie! Led by Dr. Derek Tittensor, we study marine conservation, climate change, biodiversity, eelgrass, sharks & more!
Follow for updates, field pics, research insights & the odd fish fact 🌊🐟
Photo two by Nicolas Winkler 📸
#MarineScience #OceanResearch
Follow for updates, field pics, research insights & the odd fish fact 🌊🐟
Photo two by Nicolas Winkler 📸
#MarineScience #OceanResearch
May 2, 2025 at 5:51 PM
Hi 👋 ! We’re the FOME Lab at Dalhousie! Led by Dr. Derek Tittensor, we study marine conservation, climate change, biodiversity, eelgrass, sharks & more!
Follow for updates, field pics, research insights & the odd fish fact 🌊🐟
Photo two by Nicolas Winkler 📸
#MarineScience #OceanResearch
Follow for updates, field pics, research insights & the odd fish fact 🌊🐟
Photo two by Nicolas Winkler 📸
#MarineScience #OceanResearch