Pedro C. González-Espinosa 🇲🇽

"To protect coral reefs, we must also protect the people who depend on them". New article published today @ConversationCA. theconversation.com/to-protect-cor…

Excited to have our paper, "Quantifying the Interactions and Cumulative Effects of Multiple Stressors on Salmonids," featured in @SFU News! Check out the full paper here: doi.org/10.1007/s00267…

📢New Paper Alert📢 on corals and climate change in @ScienceMagazine Adaptation via natural selection could determine whether Acroporacorals persist under expected levels of global warming Hyperlinks & explainer thread below ⬇️ (1/12)

"Non English speakers stopped participating in NGO group chats because they felt excluded." - Dr. Matt Ziegler from @uwcse explains examples of technology equity issues - we must design them with the most marginalized people in mind. #UWAllen #OceanNexusWebinar #OceanEquity

Plans to improve the state of the world’s fisheries must include social equity. Ocean Nexus members and colleagues will be presenting their latest projects on social equity in fisheries at #WFC2024 (@world_fisheries). @AmFisheriesSoc #OceanEquity

@ocean_nexus @AndresMCisneros @YogiGerBear

🌊🐠 Our paper on equitable coral bleaching prediction & response frameworks is now live! We introduce an approach integrating local perspectives for more accurate assessments and early warning systems. Check out the paper here: [rdcu.be/dt7nu] #CoralBleaching

How clouds protect coral reefs, but will not be enough to save them from us theconversation.com/how-clouds-pro… via @ConversationCA @simondonner @PCGonzalezE @ubcgeog @ubcires

Seaweed behaviour is not a strong indicator of human disturbance in oceans, according to research by @UBCoceans Dr. Sara Cannon. via @EarthDotCom earth.com/news/seaweed-c…

¡Me siento orgulloso de pertenecer a este programa! @ocean_nexus

"Social equity is at the heart of sustainable development," says Gerald Singh (@YogiGerBear) in recent article published by @uvic. Read more here: uvic.ca/news/topics/20… @UN @uvicnews @UVicENVI

Climate Change: Cloud cover won't be enough to stop coral bleaching. 'We need to start taking climate action and to change our behaviour,' says UBC researcher Dr. Pedro González-Espinosa. @PCGonzalezE vancouversun.com/news/local-new… via @VancouverSun @ubcscience @UBCGeog @ubcnews

Can you think about a less efficient way to transport people through your city than cars?

@LiamLachs Thanks for sharing it @LiamLachs

Cloudiness can offer some protection from heat stress for coral reefs. Great new study from @PCGonzalezE to contextualise the magnitude of this protective capacity

Nuestra publicación ha sido publicada en #PLOSClimate. @simondonner "Cloudiness delays projected impact of climate change on coral reefs" dx.plos.org/10.1371/journa… A medida que los océanos se calientan, la "protección" de las nubes se ve superada.

Our paper is out!!! @simondonner While clouds could offer some protection from excess heat to coral reefs, as oceans get warmer the "protection" of clouds is overwhelmed. #PLOSClimate: Cloudiness delays projected impact of climate change on coral reefs dx.plos.org/10.1371/journa…

We must recognize social inequities present in MPAs in order to determine how we can make management more equitable. #IMPAC5