
Marine Biologist and Unabashed Seagrass Nerd š¤ Co-convenor for @ISBW2018.
Joined October 2011
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Siti M retweeted
Fully funded #PhD position available on āRewilding the seas through seagrass restorationā. Apply here: shorturl.at/dDPV4
Joint #scholarship from @UniofAdelaide and @SAWaterCorp, with supervision from @SA_PIRSA. Involves 6-mth internship @ SA Water.
#seagrass #restoration
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An extraordinary marine heatwave has developed off the east coast of Canada, with hundreds of thousands of square miles of ocean experiencing sea surface temperatures more than 5°C (9°F) above normal and max anomalies approaching 10°C (18°F) above normal.
Thermal stress from this marine heatwave could have major impacts on marine life in the Northwest Atlantic.
Siti M retweeted
The climate crisis is pushing global temperatures 'off the chartā. Unprecedented heat waves are hitting the Mediterranean Sea, a marine biodiversity hotspot (thanks to Posidonia š). 'Seagrasses in the Anthropocene' is the theme of the next #isbw15. See you all in Napoli!
Dear friends, please read this paper. It will be the topic of conversation when I next see you. Best regards, Siti #science #seagrass #Restoration
š¢ First data chapter from my PhD is out! We carried out field experiments to investigate the most appropriate methods to restore the #seagrass #ššš š”ššš šš¢šššššš in #Westernport AUS. doi.org/10.1111/rec.13902 Deets in thread! 1/5
New paper out with @BuapetPimchanok and Yan Xiang! sciencedirect.com/science/ar⦠#seagrass #resilience
Chek Jawa is my favourite Seagrass habitat in SG. The end bit about managing ecological resilience is key. Thanks @ClaraLeeCNA for the fun interview! channelnewsasia.com/watch/baā¦
This analogy hits the nail on the head. Academia is broken and surely the best and the brightest in it can come up with a better system? Or are we happy to keep up the exploitation so those at the top stay well-fed and watered? #AcademicTwitter #academiaisbroken
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I did a magazine thing and now #seagrass is featured in Harper's BAZAAR (and no, not as a woven basket) harpersbazaar.com.sg/gallery⦠#sustainability #naturebasedsolutions
Siti M retweeted
Once decimated by disease, eelgrass is now recovering after a decades-long restoration in Virginia.
Since it's returned the water is clearer, wildlife has returned & carbon & nitrogen sequestration rates are back at levels seen in undisturbed ecosystems.
bit.ly/2NR1kYL
Pretty sure that that's a #Seagrass meadow on the cover of the 2021 @ConservationOrg calendar. Is this the year we #showseagrasssomelove ? š
Seagrass restoration and transplantation gets a bad rep. So hereās a success story to share #habitatrestoration #seagrass
Seagrass transplant project declared a success in Port Stephens abc.net.au/news/2020-12-06/s⦠#seagrass #seagrassrestoration #PortStephens
A green recovery for Singapore needs to be both climate and biodiversity inclusive. All too often green initiatives leave out the biodiversity factor; carbon neutral ā biodiversity neutral. #biodiversitymatters
Everyone is talking about a āgreen recoveryā, and in Singapore, thereās lots of talk about jobs in the sustainable sector. In Sg, we have plans for a domestic carbon diet. But what about the carbon we export? More by @FogartyClimate & I in Insight today:
straitstimes.com/singapore/eā¦
Siti M retweeted
Why Fund Managers Started Worrying About Biodiversity:
The destruction of the planetās biodiversity poses huge economic risks. That realization is bringing biodiversity the same kind of attention among investors that has been building around climate.
bloom.bg/2IYsSsv
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Beautiful article on the value of seagrass ecosystems with incredible photographs by @ShaneGrossPhoto smithsonianmag.com/science-nā¦
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āSeagrasses are the forgotten ecosystem,ā Ronald Jumeau, a United Nations representative from the Republic of Seychelles, writes in a 2020 U.N. report.
sciencetimes.com/articles/28⦠#seagrass #climatechange
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My second PhD data chapter is published š
š±We looked at how herbivores (š¢šš¦) can structure a subtropical #seagrass meadow in the GBR
š¢We found that green turtles/dugongs were structuring the seagrass here and they had a big impact on the meadow
š°doi.org/10.1007/s12237-020-0ā¦
Thatās a shameful and petty response from someone so lauded. #diversitymatters
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And while we are talking about representation... #diversitymatters
There has been talk on #Twitter if these numbers should be as pictured here or made relative to application number from each group. Ummm doesnāt matter they both show a #systemic problem. š Remember you canāt apply without a #permanent or long #contract. #ARC #equity #diversity
This publication sure struck a nerve. Sure I had more male mentors in academic career, but there were SO FEW women in academia overall. Since then Iāve found that my female professional relationships are the ones I rely on to get sh*t done.
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A brief respite from seagrass news; Crocodiles, birds, snakes: Singaporeās Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve is worth visiting when the travel bubble with Hong Kong opens up scmp.com/lifestyle/travel-le⦠via @scmpnews
And back to seagrass: The globally Vulnerable #seagrass species Halophila beccarii can be found at Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve.

























