Prof Richard Greenfield retweeted
Who's eating who: Predator-Prey day at Tsitsikamma Marine #LivingLab2022. Testing hypothesis and developing research Qs, another great day of training the next generation of Marine Biologist. @NWU_WRG @WepenerVictor @WynandMalherbe @GreenfieldProf
Prof Richard Greenfield retweeted
I am a proud supporter of our journal.
We increased our impact factor from 0.916 to 1.227. #aquaticscience #publishingscientists #ImpactFactor
Prof Richard Greenfield retweeted
Hi all; I am trying to get an organism I am working on for my Ph.D. to get sequenced. May you please follow the youtube link and like the comment that says: Effects of climate change on mussel species along the rocky shores of South Africa (VIDEO ONE) 🙏
youtube.com/watch?v=QLuwq0KS…
Prof Richard Greenfield retweeted
“You may not think it, but the little things you do can make a difference”
Check out @joncybulski’s awesome video on @cnni, highlighting how #livingsustainably & learning about your local #biodiversity can do wonders for our planet. Bonus shots of beautiful Hong Kong #corals 🌎
If you take one action to save the planet, it should be to learn about the biodiversity around you, says marine biologist and historical ecologist Jonathan Cybulski. Here’s his guide on how to turn that knowledge into action.
cnn.it/3i6a36r #CallToEarth #PerpetualPlanet
Prof Richard Greenfield retweeted
Our paper highlights the lack of analytical capacity in Africa being the main constraint in assessing and therefore probably underestimating ecological and human health risks posed by PFAs @NicoJSmit1 @WaterResearchSA @NWU_eResearch setac.onlinelibrary.wiley.co…
Prof Richard Greenfield retweeted
Climate crisis has shifted the Earth’s axis, study shows
- Massive melting of glaciers has tilted the planet’s rotation, showing the profound impact of human activities
Story by me
#Anthropocene
theguardian.com/environment/…
Prof Richard Greenfield retweeted
A research trip to Tsitsikamma is not complete until you see the famous tongue replacement isopod, Ceratothoa famosa, after all, this is her type locality! #LivingLab_Tsitsikamma 2021! Training the next generation of SA Parasitologists. @NWU_WRG @WepenerVictor @WynandMalherbe
Prof Richard Greenfield retweeted
Sampling mussels for @BeineKaylee PhD along the southern coast of South Africa #Tsitsikamma #Perna #Mytilus #PhD #climatechange #climatechangeresearch @SANParks @SANParksGRNP
Prof Richard Greenfield retweeted
For #publicationthursday and a little bit of #ThrowbackThursday we have a paper by @NathanJayBaker and Prof Greenfield looking at shifts in macroinvertebrate communities due to anthropogenic activity.
Read it here: sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Prof Richard Greenfield retweeted
Rock hyrax (Dassie) waiting for the sun to peek out on Day 5. #LivingLab_Tsitsikamma 2021! Training the next generation of South African Mariene Ecologists. @NWU_WRG @WepenerVictor @WynandMalherbe @GardenRoute_NP
Prof Richard Greenfield retweeted
Interested in becoming a core group member of the SCAR Expert Group on Antarctic Biodiversity Informatics (EG-ABI)? 🦠🐋🦐🐙
🗓️ Submit your expression of interest by 7th May 2021!
🌐 More info here: ow.ly/GQda50Eqa5h
