Hannah McCormick

📣 We are still accepting applications for our exciting Estuaries and Wetlands Project Officer role! Closing date is Tuesday the 24th of May, so get your application in today careers-zsl.icims.com/jobs/2925/estu…

Exciting times! Our monitoring on the River Roding has recently been finding eels on their upstream migration🥳 #conservation If you are interested in being part of this work and other exciting projects, apply to join our team as Project Officer👉careers-zsl.icims.com/jobs/2925/estu… #hiring

Did you catch the questions on University Challenge on Monday night all about our survey work on the Thames? How many did you get correct? Watch it again on @BBCiPlayer #intheThames #UniversityChallenge

*For all of Our Existence* Honoured that my photo of #TankertonBay @WhitstableLive features in the excellent report 'The State of The Thames 2021 ' by @OfficialZSL + Thames Lens 2020 Shortlist @ThamesFestTrust Congrats @HannahA_M et al! #EcosystemServices zsl.org/stateofthetham…

Seahorses and sharks living in River Thames, analysis shows #Echobox=1636532073" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">theguardian.com/environment/20…

During #COP26, we've launched the State of the Thames 2021 in collaboration with 16 partners. This report uses best available data to assess the environmental health of the Tidal Thames. Download the report here zsl.org/stateofthetham… and keep reading to find out more.

More creatures (including seahorses!) are now to be found in the Thames - but environmentalists say the rise is bittersweet: bbc.in/3bViEo6

So excited to finally launch The State of the Thames! Check it out 👇 #StateoftheThames #NatureAtHeart

📢We are pleased to officially launch the "Seagrass Restoration Handbook"👉providing foundational and practical guidance on the #restoration and #conservation of #seagrass beds in the UK & Ireland tinyurl.com/udmn7h54 @EnvAgency @Portsmouthuni #GenerationRestoration #COP26

I'm Hannah, a Project Officer at @ZSLMarine, and #IamaBiologist who spends a lot of time studying the ecology of the Thames Estuary - from sunny aerial seal surveys, to rainy smelt spawning surveys, and lots in between!

Join us in celebrating #InternationalWomensDay today! We are always proud to champion the work of the inspirational women we work with and the incredible roles they carry out to shape the future of #conservation🐟 Which women have ✨inspired✨you the most in conservation? 🦈🦪

@BenoitMorkel Aww Benoit!! Thank you!! ❤️

HUGE thank you to my fantastic co-authors (and supervisors) @KatrinaJDavis @Rob_SalGo @MorenaMills for all of your time and input into this work! (5/5)

Regional-, species- specific guidance for estimating the economic benefits of coastal habitats, as presented in our analysis, can help guide decision makers to efficiently allocate resources to maximise ecological and economic outcomes (4/5)

Very excited to share my first publication 🥳 out in @ConservationSP investigating a method for more accurately calculating the provisioning services that coastal habitats provide to #fisheries 🐟: doi.org/10.1111/csp2.3… (1/5)

These fantastic images of a harbour seal enjoying the sun on the banks of the Thames were submitted to our Thames Marine Mammal survey by @SubaquaticSteve If you spot a seal in the Thames, be sure to report your sighting by visiting sites.zsl.org/inthethames/ #CitizenScience

Thanks for the mention @MatildaDunn_ 🤩 and for the amazing emoji summary, I will be stealing that!