Month: October 2022

Coastal, Conservation, crustaceans, Ecosystems, fish, Mangroves, Oceans and estuaries, seagrass, Uncategorized

Restoration without animals is like gin and tonic without the gin

by Australian Rivers InstituteLeave a Comment on Restoration without animals is like gin and tonic without the gin
Restoration without animals is like gin and tonic without the gin

"Restoration without animals is like gin and tonic without the gin; there’s something important missing, it doesn’t quite work, and it’s unlikely to achieve the desired outcome."

Climate change, data science, ecology, Ecosystems, Hydrology, Lakes and reservoirs, PhD, research, Sediment, Uncategorized

Do we have enough observational data to predict future hydrology? Perspectives from Lakes380

by Australian Rivers InstituteLeave a Comment on Do we have enough observational data to predict future hydrology? Perspectives from Lakes380
Do we have enough observational data to predict future hydrology? Perspectives from Lakes380

"Lakes380 is a five-year paleolimnology research programme to enrich understanding of the environmental, social and cultural histories of about 10% of New Zealand’s 3800 lakes"