Marine Life in the Smallest African State
As you can imagine, any feeling of ease that i had at the beginning of this expedition has quickly been ripped from me and replaced by work work and more […]
Tag Archives: Coral Bleaching
A Tropical Island in the Indian Ocean
So my second expedition of the year and to somewhere uncharted for me, the Indian Ocean. Right now I’m sitting on the beach on a tiny island within the Seychelles […]
Welcome to Paradise
And so starts the beginning of my field season. The period between March-September is generally where I see as little as possible of the UK and globetrot collecting data. On […]
Understanding the Drivers of Coral Bleaching for better Reef Management
Check out my recent article in Biodiversity Science Research on habitat variation on Indonesian reefs is providing key information on the tolerance of coral under stress that will lead to […]
Coral Bleaching
For any of you who are interested in what I’m actually doing, I thought I’d give you an overview in to my current experiments. My PhD is focusing on Thermal […]
