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We are pleased to announce that registration for this year’s #ACRN Symposium is now open! #ACRN2024 will be held from the 28-29th May at The University of Sydney with an optional field trip on the 30th 🛥️ There will also be an optional quart
Join us for the session 'Lessons in repairing sea country' at the AMSA-NZMSS 2024 Conference in Nipaluna, Hobart, Tasmania! 🌊 15-20th September, 2024. Submit your abstract by Wednesday 27th March at: https://www.amsa2024.amsa.asn.au/abstracts #AC
Call for Abstracts! The #ACRN Symposium will be held from the 28-29th May at The University of Sydney with an optional field trip on the 30th 🌿 Please submit your 200 word abstract to: coastalrestorationnetwork@gmail.com using the template. There
Back in action after a rejuvenating break! The ACRN team is pumped to kickstart the year with a bang 💥 Mark your calendars for our annual symposium in Sydney, NSW on May 28th-29th, with a possible field trip on the 30th. Stay tuned for exciting upda
For the first full week of spring, the team at @csirogram , working on a @nespmarinecoastal funded project, had the privilege of spending valuable time with Bryce and Robert from @gamayrangers The purpose was to gain insights into their critical invo
Earlier this year the Kelp Forest Alliance received the prestigious UNESCO's Inaugural Mario Ruivo Memorial Lecture! Dr. Aaron Eger presented their mission at the 32nd IOC-UNESCO Assembly in Paris. To learn more about the Kelp Forest Alliance, expl
Just published! An opinion piece by Maira Vozzo in Proceedings of the National Academy of Science! Exploring large-scale coastal and marine restoration through positive cross-habitat interactions. Discovering 200+ interactions, including wave cont
🌿Did you know that coastal wetlands, covering less than 2% of the ocean area, play a remarkable role in our environment? These incredible ecosystems are responsible for nearly 50% of carbon burial in marine sediments, making them one of the most car
A new scientific paper released this week presents the idea that whale sharks are mobile nurseries for golden trevally. Whale sharks travel the world’s oceans, which might explain the global distribution of golden trevally. See the paper here:
Unforgettable moment at the ACRN symposium, where connections were forged, ideas were shared, and inspiration filled the air. Stay tuned as we bring you more engaging content and valuable insights. #ACRNSymposium #ConnectInspireEngage #ACRN2023 #coas