Deep-sea science and macroecology. Research fellow @NIVAforskning. Co-lead of Fisheries WG @DeepStewardship
Joined February 2015
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Lissette Victorero retweeted
✒️ Lissette Victorero is the lead author of the new study finding that some fishing still persists in protected deep-sea areas.
There are significant risks to vulnerable marine ecosystems that the current regulatory framework isn’t addressing to protect #OceanLifelines.
Our new article out in Science Advances today! 🌊 In Europe we have protected 1% of our deep-sea biodiversity from bottom-contact fishing, but our analysis revealed that 3,500 hours of fishing still occurred within these protected areas. science.org/doi/full/10.1126… @DeepStewardship
Our new article out in Science Advances today! 🌊 In Europe we have protected 1% of our deep-sea biodiversity from bottom-contact fishing, but our analysis revealed that 3,500 hours of fishing still occurred within these protected areas. science.org/doi/full/10.1126… @DeepStewardship
Lissette Victorero retweeted
🚨Paper Alert🚨
⚠️Over 80% of the #EU’s #MPAs only marginally regulates human activities.
🤏0.2% are #fully or #highly protected.
🌊Reaching the EU’s 10% strict protection target will require radical changes to the regulation of activities in EU MPAs.
doi.org/10.1016/j.oneear.202…
Lissette Victorero retweeted
How is #climatechange altering marine #fisheries worldwide?
This @FAOFish report, developed with #FishMIP, projects exploitable fish biomass to 2100 under various climate scenarios.
Read more 👉 bit.ly/3RXywf7
Happy to have spent the past two days presenting our work quantifying bottom trawling effort on the seamounts of the Mediterranean Sea first to the Spanish Ministry of Fisheries and then Oceana. #DeepSeaScience
#SustainableFishing #OceanHealth
Lissette Victorero retweeted
Help name a new #DeepSea coral! 🪸
@Dr_MTaylor discovered this fan-like species on a seamount in the Southwest Indian Ocean, and now you have the chance to name it!
Get creative, find out more, and submit your suggestion by 8 Sept.
➡️ deep-sea-conservation.org/co…
Lissette Victorero retweeted
Just a few more days to apply to be our DOSI Communications Manager!
🌐 We are seeking a full-time, remote-working communications specialist to join the DOSI Office team!
🗓️ Apply by 31 May 2024
👉 Job description and application instructions here: buff.ly/3yE7qmD
Lissette Victorero retweeted
📢 Something exciting is coming up!
🪸 On #WorldOceanDay we’ll be launching an opportunity to help name a new species of deep-sea coral found by @Uni_of_Essex @Dr_MTaylor.
Stay tuned for more details on how to participate!
Lissette Victorero retweeted
Helsingin yliopisto aikoo lopettaa ympäristöpolitiikan professuurin.
#Ympäristö | Hakijoita yli 700, paikkoja vain 15 – Helsingin yliopisto lopettaa professuurin, vaikka ohjelmaan on tunkua hs.fi/kaupunki/art-200001036…
Lissette Victorero retweeted
JOIN OUR TEAM! 🐙
We have 3 new science roles for species discovery. 👇
🧬 Molecular Biologist to start as soon as possible from 1 June
🔍 Taxonomist to start as soon as possible from 1 June
🔍 Taxonomist to start as soon as possible from 1 October
Lissette Victorero retweeted
Why wait until #deepday when you've got a cool story such as the origin of bioluminescence dropping today! wooo! nytimes.com/2024/04/23/scien…
Lissette Victorero retweeted
🗓️#DeepDay is coming up! 🐙🎉Join us on May 7 for a webinar to talk about the wonders of the deep and some of the incredible recent discoveries made deep beneath the surface.
Register now 👉us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
#DefendTheDeep @Dr_MTaylor @BugSalome @seamounty @niwa_nz
Lissette Victorero retweeted
THANKS FOR WATCHING THIS SPACE: The North Pacific Fisheries Commission meeting finished Thursday night (18 April) – sad to say that the proposal by the United States and Canada has not been adopted. We are disappointed to say the least BUT the good news is that the US and Canada DID NOT COMPROMISE, and we URGE them to put the proposal on the table again next year. Nonetheless…(1/5)
Lissette Victorero retweeted
📢'The World Is Your Oyster' is for those who are born in global north countries--don't experience visa bureaucracy & emotional burden that non-white global south scholars do. Citizenship is a privilege that we need to recognize in the academe. 1/n
nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
Lissette Victorero retweeted
1/ I’m an Israeli academic. My community is still too silent about the war in Gaza. Following my viral tweet last month, this is the updated & expanded version of how I see things based on >1000 articles and 1000s of videos/images of the war. 🧵of summary conclusions:
Lissette Victorero retweeted
Early career researchers in an unethical publishing system in @Ecology_Letters onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Lissette Victorero retweeted
DEADLINE EXTENDED!
🎉 We have an exciting opportunity for a Head of Operations Consultancy to run our operations smoothly and effectively, and help us grow.
Submit your application today! 📝
📅Deadline 1 February 2024
#WereHiring #JobOpportunity
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Calling on all scientists engaging with demersal #RFMOs to participate in a survey on ocean data use
plymouth.onlinesurveys.ac.uk…
Our new paper with a new proposed scheme on benthic bioregions and linking the biogeographic delineation to tectonics and environmental predictors that shaped these regions extending from shallow water to the deep sea. @BLeroyEcology @FLeprieur @DrTimOHara @Ju_delavenne #deepsea
Global benthic biogeographical regions and macroecological drivers for ophiuroids
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
#deepsea #biogeography #macroecology #platetectonics #rstats @github
ALT Participation coefficient (PC) values for the ten major biogeographical regions, illustrating potential transition zones with red arrows. Areas with high PC values contain species that are present in other regions.
ALT Alluvial diagram illustrating the frequency of faunal overlaps between biogeographical regions. Determination of the source bioregion is based on where a species occurs most frequently, and the flows show how frequently a species assigned to one region occurs in another, revealing the faunal links between different biogeographical regions. See Supporting information for the precise number of links between the biogeographical regions.