Kate Fraser

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Kate Fraser

Kate Fraser

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Marine ecologist at @IMASUTAS currently working with @Rare_org on marine reserve design and data-poor fisheries research.

Hobart, Tasmania Katılım Kasım 2020
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Andrew Darby
Andrew Darby@looksouth·
Reminder of the millions of native animals and birds (+feral deer) killed by crop protection permit in recent years in green-washed #Tasmania. Green Rosella? YTB Cockatoo? Black Swan? Unbelievable. Thanks @themercurycomau @BirdLifeTas
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IMAS
IMAS@IMASUTAS·
An IMAS-led team have learnt some (literally) blooming amazing things from the #phytoplanktonbloom triggered by smoke from the 2020 Australian #bushfires. What happens to the Southern Ocean #carboncycle when it gets an iron boost? Find out ➡️ bit.ly/3HFqH7L 📸iStock
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Tasmanian Land Conservancy
Tasmanian Land Conservancy@Tas_Land·
Would you like to work with the TLC? We are looking for a Field Ecologist (Graduate). This is a fantastic opportunity to contribute to nature conservation in Tasmania. Find out more at tasland.org.au/about-the-tlc/… Applications close: 03 July 2022.
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Beaker Street
Beaker Street@BeakerStreetSci·
Coming to Beaker Street Festival and want to do it all? Check out The Full Beaker! We've packaged up the entire Festival program into a stunning holiday for two. Details and (very limited) tickets available at beakerstreet.com.au/full-beaker/
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Beaker Street
Beaker Street@BeakerStreetSci·
✨ Sitting in a sauna, star gazing through a telescope, a whisky in hand... where are we? NOCTURNA, the Beaker Street Festival finale party Tickets on sale Friday 3rd June... or join our mailing list for early access beakerstreet.com.au 📷 Elsewhere Sauna
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IMAS
IMAS@IMASUTAS·
Fish are an important source of nutrients that can reduce malnutrition rates. But a new study shows the int'l seafood trade is taking fish from waters of nations facing high levels of malnutrition and diverting catches to wealthier countries: bit.ly/38Oed0u.
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IMAS
IMAS@IMASUTAS·
A #kelprestoration guide just launched shares lessons learned from projects in #Tasmania and around the world. The vision: to build a global alliance of practitioners who will work together to ensure kelp forests flourish in our planet’s changing seas ➡️bit.ly/3MYyNJR⬅️
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IMAS@IMASUTAS·
Bleaching in sponges has been observed for the first time in the deep-shelf waters off Tasmania’s east coast and it may be an early warning sign of thermal stress from #marineheatwaves, a new IMAS study reports. Dive deeper 🤿 bit.ly/3DXR6LW doi.org/10.1016/j.ecoc…
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IMAS
IMAS@IMASUTAS·
Congratulations to IMAS early career researcher Dr Kirsty Nash who’s just received a L’Oréal-UNESCO Australia & NZ #ForWomenInScience fellowship! Kirsty’s research explores the link btwn our health, #climatechange & coral reef fisheries bit.ly/3qV0jjG🐠 @CMS_Utas @UTAS_
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IMAS
IMAS@IMASUTAS·
IMAS researcher Alison Turnbull’s work to help improve oyster and rock lobster food safety and market access has seen her recognised with the #SeafoodResearchandDevelopment award at the Tasmanian Seafood Industry Council awards. #imasresearch @UTAS_ 📸: Nina Hamilton
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@GrettaPecl
@GrettaPecl@GrettaPecl·
I hope my fellow marine scientists take the time to read this tweet today and think about how we could change what we do for the better
Coastal People Resource Protection Group@CoastalRpg

Those who derive their livelihood from the ocean are being overwhelmed by academic intrusion. Usually by studies and wording that they cannot understand. The writings are then used by similarly educated policy makers to make rules excluding historical users from ocean access.

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@themercurycomau @BirdLifeTas @_jenniesmith @UTAS_ @HandfishProject @SeagrassLiz @jane_edgeloe @_MBreed