Katherine Stuart @_KatStuart

Early career marine scientist aspiring to work in fisheries science and field ecology 🤿🐠 Tasmania, Australia Joined March 2022

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Prof. Katharine Hayhoe @KHayhoe

3 years ago

Climate change stands between us and a better future. Many of the solutions are already at hand. At this point, the only question is: what are we waiting for?

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Jas Allnutt @Jasallnutt

3 years ago

And now I am in south-east Madagascar! @_KatStuart and I are helping conduct bird surveys in Mahabo forest, sharing what know of R Studio and statistics, and doing what we can to help conservation in the region. Great to learn about the biodiversity in this amazing place.

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Katherine Stuart @_KatStuart

3 years ago

Loving every minute of working with this incredible team in an incredible place.

Jas Allnutt @Jasallnutt

3 years ago

Loving every minute of working with this incredible team in an incredible place.

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Katherine Stuart @_KatStuart

3 years ago

My favourite part of my #honours fieldwork is seeing newly settled abalone! This little beast is only 8mm in shell length, and was living it up in one of the #IMAS Abalone Recruitment Modules.

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Hunter Forbes @hunterforbes_

3 years ago

Getting stuck into my #honours fieldwork! I’m comparing the fauna found in giant kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) and common kelp (Ecklonia radiata) forests to see if these two #kelpforest types support different/similar species. First stop: Tinderbox Marine Reserve 💦

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Katherine Stuart @_KatStuart

3 years ago

I've been tagging abalone to explore movement of captive individuals. Tags are attached to the edge of the shell and over time the shell grows around it. I was lucky enough to meet an abalone in the field that had been tagged previously. Cool seeing where tags sit after a while!

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Katherine Stuart @_KatStuart

3 years ago

My @IMASUTAS Honours fieldwork has finally begun! Using Abalone Recruitment Modules (ARMs) in an attempt to quantify juvenile abalone abundance in southern Tasmania. There are two abalone in this photo - can you spot the baby?