Jianxing Wang Monday, February 27th at 12:20 PM IMS Seminar Room 222 Zoom Webinar ID: 979 0142 6135 Oxygen is fundamental to life. However, it has been decreasing in coastal oceans since at least the middle of the 20th century. … Read more
Dissertation title: Marine ecosystems through the lens of soundscape ecology: How biological processes, landscape structure, and anthropogenic activity affect spatiotemporal soundscape patterns Dissertation Abstract: Marine soundscapes, or the collection of all sounds across a landscape, consist of dynamic patterns resulting … Read more
Evaluating the Efficacy of Living Shorelines in Bogue Sound to Develop a Recommendation for the DMF-IMS Waterfront Caroline Chen, Katie Diamond, Anna Gibbons, Noelle Keister, Becca Kelley, Meg McCartney, Madison Milotte, Sophia Palmieri, Kylie Showalter, Avery West, Soph Williams
Talks will be in 20-minute increments with 17 mins for the presentation, and 3 mins for questions, discussion and transitions.
Zoom webinar ID:969 1093 3469 Highly migratory species are inherently difficult to manage as they regularly move in response to ocean conditions and cross human-imposed jurisdictional boundaries. Many migratory predators species face multiple anthropogenic threats including being shipstrikes and interacting … Read more
Zoom webinar ID:969 1093 3469 Duke University Marine Lab Host: Rick Luettich
Survey of epiphytic microalgae to evaluate risk of ciguatera fish poisoning across natural and artificial reefs in North Carolina Epiphytic microalgae are important contributors to the carbon and nutrient cycles, yet are often overlooked during ecological surveys. In reef habitats, … Read more
Zoom webinar ID:969 1093 3469 UNC Institute of Marine Sciences Abstract: Extreme sea-surface gravity waves, frequently referred to as rogue waves, pose threats to offshore platforms and shipping due to the difficulties in predicting where and when they will occur. … Read more
Abstract: Estuarine ecosystems are among the most valuable on earth because they provide a vast array of ecosystem services such as storm protection, nutrient cycling, and essential fish habitat. Unfortunately, they face a multitude of anthropogenic stressors, from habitat degradation … Read more
The environmental health of aquatic ecosystems is threatened by the global proliferation of cyanobacterial harmful algal blooms (CHABs) in key drinking water and recreational water resources. In recent decades, the occurrence of CHABs has increased spatiotemporally due to climate change … Read more
Zoom webinar ID:969 1093 3469 Gulf of Maine Research Institute Host: Janet Nye
Abstract: As evidence continues to accumulate that we are experiencing both a climate crisis and a biodiversity crisis, there is an increasing need to understand the implications of a changing global climate for biodiversity conservation. Low-lying coastal areas represent an … Read more
