Huge thanks to @draxgroup.bsky.social and SWIRE for towing the #ContinuousPlanktonRecorder across one of our longest routes (4,600+ nautical miles! 🚢💙) Your support is vital to monitoring ocean health and climate change. We couldn’t do it without amazing volunteer vessels like the MV Kaying! 🌍🦠
Thanks to partnerships with Drax and Swire Bulk, global marine research is now being boosted by MV Kaying’s role in Continuous Plankton Recorder Survey - with a route spanning over 4,600 nautical miles between Vancouver, Canada and Japan. #marine #science @clareostle.bsky.social
Global marine research boosted by MV Kaying’s role in Continuous Plankton Recorder Survey | Marine Biological Association
Plankton may be among the smallest creatures in the ocean, but their significance is anything but small. These microscopic organisms, from tiny fish larvae to
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April 15, 2025 at 11:25 AM
Huge thanks to @draxgroup.bsky.social and SWIRE for towing the #ContinuousPlanktonRecorder across one of our longest routes (4,600+ nautical miles! 🚢💙) Your support is vital to monitoring ocean health and climate change. We couldn’t do it without amazing volunteer vessels like the MV Kaying! 🌍🦠
This is the very messy back of the ‘cassette’ part of my #ContinuousPlanktonRecorder textile piece. It’s a mix of #HandEmbroidery and Freehand #MachineEmbroidery. It will be finished this week!
July 8, 2024 at 7:23 PM
This is the very messy back of the ‘cassette’ part of my #ContinuousPlanktonRecorder textile piece. It’s a mix of #HandEmbroidery and Freehand #MachineEmbroidery. It will be finished this week!