Kate Watermeyer

@CarlaWildlife @Deakin Congrats Carla, that's great!

Excited to share that I have now started my Alfred @Deakin Research Fellowship! My research will focus on ensuring #Sustainable 🌱 and #Biodiversity-friendly food systems 🍲 and will touch on topics like #NatureRelatedRisk 🌏 and #BiodiversityFootprinting 🦶

Take a fly though of Victoria's new marine habitat map, available on CoastKit

@n_ylime @SciMelb @DeakinSEBE @DeakinCIE @mickresearch @gioturchini @qaecology Amazing Emily, congratulations!

Today I started a new job, Prof in Conservation Biology at the University of Melbourne @SciMelb . Exciting times! Thank you @DeakinSEBE esp @DeakinCIE, and many wonderful colleagues there for for 8 great years

@laurablamey @eccwo Ooh yum

@FabriceJaine @IMOS_AUS @IMOSAnimalTrack @Dr_Dan_I @Deakin @SydneyMarine Very smooth deployment, good job team! @IMOSAnimalTrack @IMOS_AUS @Dr_Dan_I @FabriceJaine

Great day discussing opportunities to track marine species in Victoria, deploying acoustic receivers to track movements of kingfish as part of @IMOS_AUS @IMOSAnimalTrack and looking for kingfish to tag #ProjectKingfish @Dr_Dan_I @Deakin @SydneyMarine

@AndrewGeschke @jessarowland @jessicawalsh1 @ConBiology @ParksVictoria @TSCommissioner @MonashBiol @DEECA_Vic Great work @jessarowland!

Paper of the week: setting a research agenda for threatened alpine peatland management. This paper synthesises the knowledge of 40 experts to establish 25 priority research questions that need answering to better protect peatlands. Many many collaborators! conbio.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

@EnayatMoallemi @CSIRO @_Planet_A Congrats Enayat!

@MondayStory Harry can I dm you some Q's about spotlighting please? Always mean to get started and never quite do

Did anybody else know that sugar (Krefft’s) gliders can steer in mid-air because I didn’t until I saw one do a fully u-shaped glide right over my head in suburban Melbourne tonight 😮

@MHadjikakou Wish I hadn't read this while waiting for white rice to cook 😅

The dominance of white rice and its serious health implications mirror many food system sustainability challenges. Shifts towards commodities (e.g., palm oil) and practices (e.g., land clearing) become so hard to reverse once established. #FoodSystems theguardian.com/global-develop…

@Anthony_Rendall Congrats Anthony!

Thanks John & Ray! Long time coming but a successful career move! Appreciate the doors you've opened!

@Nature @redlisteco @UNBiodiversity @IPBES This was a massive international effort of a huge team of scientists and reviewers led by Prof David Keith @UNSWScience, @n_ylime, @NeoMapas and others. The full system with indicative maps can be explored here: global-ecosystems.org

New paper in @Nature: a new system for classifying any ecosystem on Earth. It fills a big gap and aims to support efforts by @redlisteco, @UNBiodiversity, @IPBES and to assess the status of the world's ecosystems. nature.com/articles/s4158…

@ShannonLHampton Exciting times!:)

@laurablamey Was so nice to catch up! Enjoy being home:)

RT @n_ylime: Come work with us! We are looking for a casual RA for a project linking IUCN Red List of Ecosystems and global biodiversity i…

RT @StevensonSimone: I'm looking for a short term research assistant to support a project on marine invasive species in the Pacific Islands…

Interesting work opportunity with a great team

RT @brettabryan: Come work with us @_Planet_A! Lots of projects available spanning multiple #SDGs. Modelling, participatory, integrated, tr…

UK visa for top talent excludes graduates of African universities newscientist.com/article/232163…

WWF Science is hiring a Global Oceans lead scientist! Opportunity for a dynamic, strategic thinker who is passionate about conservation and has demonstrated success in leading rigorous scientific research with partners to support issues related to ocean conservation. Link below