Tim Langlois

@bosch_nestor Brilliant job Nestor! And thanks to Steve Hathaway from youngoceanexplorers.com and @johnwturnbull for the great video clips.

We explored the generality of human footprints on the body-size structure of fished marine species using stereo-BRUVs across ~10,000 km of the Australian coastline. youtube.com/watch?v=bgxrio…

First PhD Chapter out in @ConBiology: Big fish thrive in protected oceans. Link:conbio.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/co… @langloisoceans @BiolSci_UWA @uwaoceans @ARDC_AU #MarineBiodiversityHub

Big fish are thriving in no-take marine reserves 🐟 The findings come from a #UWA study using more than 22,000 baited remote underwater video devices.

On our most recent trip to Ningaloo Marine Park, Senior Marine Parks Officer Darren caught up with @langloisoceans, Senior Lecturer at @uwaoceans about the goals for the expedition 🎤! @biolsci_uwa

@ausmarineparks @uwaoceans Thanks #mantissub!

If you've always wanted to know what it looks like under the ocean in the Ningaloo Marine Park, check out this 360 degree video from @uwaoceans! (tip: it's best viewed in the YouTube app on a smart phone or tablet): bit.ly/3heAtkr

Today we are celebrating the 10 year anniversary of the Ningaloo Coast World Heritage listing 🎂. Ningaloo Marine Park (Commonwealth waters) makes up 40% of the world heritage area. Learn more about the park: bit.ly/2Q1P7ya 📷 Brooke Gibbons, @uwaoceans

The first paper from my PhD has been published in @FrontMarineSci! 🦞🦞🦞@uwaoceans @OgsUwa @wa_rocklobster #westernrocklobster #phdchat frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…

Australia is doing a good job conserving marine biodiversity, but there is room to improve according to @langloisoceans and Jordan Goetze 🦑🐬 #UWA #MarineBiodiversityHub @uwaoceans bit.ly/3c6Gpdh

@uwaoceans @BiolSci_UWA @ausmarineparks Kye Adams - gearing up for surveys in the South-west Corner Marine Park! Look forward to sharing the fish footage soon.. ..and Happy Birthday Kye! This research is supported through the Australian Government’s #MarineBiodiversityHub

Our researchers have discovered hidden cities of kelps, seagrass and sponge gardens thriving in over 50 metres depth, plus some iconic local species such as dhufish and pink snapper. 🐟📹 #UWA

Discovering the no-take National Park Zones in the South-west Corner Marine Park and meeting some iconic locals! @undalup @ausmarineparks @uwaoceans @BiolSci_UWA #MarineBiodiversityHub youtu.be/FxBSOmhEDj8

Global survey reveals shark populations in decline globally but there are bright spots in Australia youtube.com/watch?v=cBOGis… uwa.edu.au/news/Article/2…

See how Dr Tim Langlois is helping benchmark fish populations in some of Australia's deepest marine parks. 🐠🐟🐠 #UWA

Congratulations to our researchers in marine science on their recent Nature publication on reef sharks. The AIMS@UWA partnership, with a strong network of international collaborators, has enabled this research of global significance. uwa.edu.au/news/article/2…

Science of Ice and Fire youtu.be/ComiK4Xs4bo via @YouTube The UWA Oceans Institute - Marine Stream Live 11am AWST, Wednesday 8th April. Featuring underwater photographer Brett Garner and the OI’s own Taylor Simpkins.

Fish and shark surveys of our new Australian Marine Parks @Parks_Australia and @NESPmarinehub Australian Research Data Commons article on our work to archive and share video survey data! ardc.edu.au/news/globalarc… Thanks @ARDC_AU for your support!

Public talk in Margaret River this Wednesday 9th Oct. Dr Tim Langlois will be presenting and showing underwater footage at Margaret River Shire 6-7pm. Come along to learn about some amazing biodiversity research. @WAParksWildlife, @Parks_Australia, @NESPmarinehub, @BiolSci_UWA

Looking over the largest continuous no-take zone in Australia that touches the shore. From the Ngari Capes Marine Park in State waters @WAParksWildlife to the South-west corner Marine Park in Commonwealth waters @Parks_Australia . No-take zone from Contos Beach to the horizon!

Great fun at our public talks on the Science of Marine Parks! Thanks to @BusseltonJetty , @Clancysfishpub, @WAParksWildlife and @Parks_Australia for helping to organise everything 👍Looking forward to the next talk in Margaret River this Wednesday!

Public talks: Science of Marine Parks Tim Langlois and Gary Kendrick will be presenting at Busselton Jetty on Wednesday 2nd October, Clancy's Fish Pub in Dunsborough on Thursday 3rd and at Margaret River Shire on the 9th. Come along to see some amazing biodiversity research!