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Hi everyone! I’m Kennedie, I’m a graduate research assistant studying ocotcoral algal symbiosis in the Marine molecular genomics lab at NSU. My goals are to become a coral reef ecologist and travel to Australia to do work on the Great Barrier Reef. Can’t wait to connect with you all! #Oceanchat
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Thanks for joining me (and my grad students) for #OceanChat !
I really loved that documentary (despite some accuracy issues) and it was so awesome to share it with you. Tonight felt like golden age science twitter.
Be excellent to each other.
🧪🌎🦑 #SciComm
I really loved that documentary (despite some accuracy issues) and it was so awesome to share it with you. Tonight felt like golden age science twitter.
Be excellent to each other.
🧪🌎🦑 #SciComm
June 27, 2025 at 1:50 AM
Thanks for joining me (and my grad students) for #OceanChat !
I really loved that documentary (despite some accuracy issues) and it was so awesome to share it with you. Tonight felt like golden age science twitter.
Be excellent to each other.
🧪🌎🦑 #SciComm
I really loved that documentary (despite some accuracy issues) and it was so awesome to share it with you. Tonight felt like golden age science twitter.
Be excellent to each other.
🧪🌎🦑 #SciComm
In the Caribbean over 90% of all hard stony corals have been decimated, we now see an overgrowth of macro algae, coralline algae, and Octocorals (woo!) #Oceanchat
June 27, 2025 at 1:39 AM
In the Caribbean over 90% of all hard stony corals have been decimated, we now see an overgrowth of macro algae, coralline algae, and Octocorals (woo!) #Oceanchat
If only people could remember Mufusa when asking why we need marine reserves: Everything you see exists together in a delicate balance…you need to understand that balance and respect all the creatures…we are all connected in the great Circle of Life. #Oceanchat
June 27, 2025 at 1:37 AM
If only people could remember Mufusa when asking why we need marine reserves: Everything you see exists together in a delicate balance…you need to understand that balance and respect all the creatures…we are all connected in the great Circle of Life. #Oceanchat
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The juxtaposition of the small fishing canoes and the large industrial fishing vessels offshore Liberia ...
The tiny fish in the nets ...
The plastic in the nets ....
#OceanChat 🌊🦑
The tiny fish in the nets ...
The plastic in the nets ....
#OceanChat 🌊🦑
June 27, 2025 at 1:15 AM
The juxtaposition of the small fishing canoes and the large industrial fishing vessels offshore Liberia ...
The tiny fish in the nets ...
The plastic in the nets ....
#OceanChat 🌊🦑
The tiny fish in the nets ...
The plastic in the nets ....
#OceanChat 🌊🦑
Killing 2/3rds of all predatory fish, yet these actions are highly encouraged by our government officials. Very saddening #Oceanchat
June 27, 2025 at 1:08 AM
Killing 2/3rds of all predatory fish, yet these actions are highly encouraged by our government officials. Very saddening #Oceanchat
Some much sediment stirred up from trawling, can this suffocate the animals?? #Oceanchat
June 27, 2025 at 12:59 AM
Some much sediment stirred up from trawling, can this suffocate the animals?? #Oceanchat
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My students are always amazed at how much time we talk about phytoplankton in my oceanography course. But they play a vital roll in the ocean-atmosphere connection and ecosystems of course. #oceanchat
June 27, 2025 at 12:55 AM
My students are always amazed at how much time we talk about phytoplankton in my oceanography course. But they play a vital roll in the ocean-atmosphere connection and ecosystems of course. #oceanchat
Zooplankton, the microscopic kings and queens of the marine world!! #Oceanchat
June 27, 2025 at 12:54 AM
Zooplankton, the microscopic kings and queens of the marine world!! #Oceanchat
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Of all of the symbioses I learned about on coral reefs, the one between coral animals and their photosynthetic microbes fascinated me most and turned me into a microbiologist! Still amazed…
#OceanChat
#OceanChat
June 27, 2025 at 12:51 AM
Of all of the symbioses I learned about on coral reefs, the one between coral animals and their photosynthetic microbes fascinated me most and turned me into a microbiologist! Still amazed…
#OceanChat
#OceanChat
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#OceanChat The tropics feature some of the highest biodiversity for any type of environment - land or sea.
June 27, 2025 at 12:46 AM
#OceanChat The tropics feature some of the highest biodiversity for any type of environment - land or sea.
Seeing representation of coastal areas using the shallow seas as a sustainable food source really shows the impact our oceans play in everyday livelihoods. We must protect it at all cost for future generations! #Oceanchat
June 27, 2025 at 12:42 AM
Seeing representation of coastal areas using the shallow seas as a sustainable food source really shows the impact our oceans play in everyday livelihoods. We must protect it at all cost for future generations! #Oceanchat
Hi everyone! I’m Kennedie, I’m a graduate research assistant studying ocotcoral algal symbiosis in the Marine molecular genomics lab at NSU. My goals are to become a coral reef ecologist and travel to Australia to do work on the Great Barrier Reef. Can’t wait to connect with you all! #Oceanchat
June 27, 2025 at 12:30 AM
Hi everyone! I’m Kennedie, I’m a graduate research assistant studying ocotcoral algal symbiosis in the Marine molecular genomics lab at NSU. My goals are to become a coral reef ecologist and travel to Australia to do work on the Great Barrier Reef. Can’t wait to connect with you all! #Oceanchat
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The most important thing you can do about climate change has nothing to do with …
what we eat
what we drive
what we wear
or any other aspect of our personal carbon footprint.
Our VOICES are the most powerful force we have to change the world.
That’s why …
what we eat
what we drive
what we wear
or any other aspect of our personal carbon footprint.
Our VOICES are the most powerful force we have to change the world.
That’s why …
May 16, 2025 at 2:11 PM
The most important thing you can do about climate change has nothing to do with …
what we eat
what we drive
what we wear
or any other aspect of our personal carbon footprint.
Our VOICES are the most powerful force we have to change the world.
That’s why …
what we eat
what we drive
what we wear
or any other aspect of our personal carbon footprint.
Our VOICES are the most powerful force we have to change the world.
That’s why …