Dr Danny Buss

Can we expect less diversity and complexity across marine ecosystems in an acidified ocean? Sadly, this looks likely based on research by Nuria Teixido and others. A quick reminder to continue to advocate for a net zero future. #EMBS2025 Thanks for another fantastic and inspiring keynote talk

Excited to attend my first EMBS conference. What a wonderful start to the conference, some great talks, some clear challenging times ahead as the marine scientific community, will need to accurately inform governments around restoration and the best options for 30% by 2030. We can do this 💪 🐋

Back to the Future 2025 Back to the Future: Zooarchaeological Isotope Approaches to Modern Questions June 25-28 2025 – University of Reading REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED We are looking forward to welcoming attendees f…

@juliettewaterman.bsky.social had such a great time at zooarchisotopes.com/back-to-the-... thanks so much for organising. I look forward to our future chats about using the past to inform the present for species conservation and restoration.

A forward look for environmental science

“There is no economy without the environment”. It is so nice to see such an important statement in the recent UKRI policy document committing to environmental science. I look forward to contributing to this important movement. www.ukri.org/publications...

When you’re giving a talk online but you’re working from home because you’ve ruptured your Achilles, what a look #rehablife. A big thanks to #ColumbiaSystemsBiology for having me. Some great discussions around #microbiomes and #functionalgenomics 😊 excited to start my next chapter

Why we need to measure people’s well-being — lessons from a global survey Greater insights into what makes people happy, secure and hopeful will make for a better world.

A Comment article in Nature highlights the early results from a large multinational survey to gain insights into what makes people happy, secure and hopeful and calls on governments around the world to step up and do more. 🧪

Ancient Poems Reveal the History of the Endangered Yangtze Porpoise Mentions of the critically endangered Yangtze finless porpoise in ancient Chinese poetry have revealed missing information about the habitat of the world’s only freshwater porpoise

Of porpoises and poetry: 🧪 www.scientificamerican.com/article/scie...

A sad day for the critically endangered North Atlantic right whale 😥 slowing down shipping traffic in key whale habitat is a clear solution for the protection of this species; I’d happily receive parcels three weeks later (or not at all) if it meant no whale casualties in the process. #slowtheships

Happy to announce a successful field trip for Penguin Watch; the project uses camera traps and 3D imaging of penguin colonies to monitor brush-tailed penguin populations across the Antarctic. A huge thanks to National Geographic Lindblad and all involved for getting us down there this season 🐧 📷 🧊

Lydia, our 4-OCEANS phd student is well on her way to finding out about the historical foraging preferences of African manatees. 🤩 #4-OCEANSerc

Merry Xmas …with a little hint of chatGPT
Lab coat on, time to go,
In the lab, all aglow,
Crunching numbers, tests to run,
But it's Christmas — none of that fun! Flasks to fill, papers to write,
Experiments that must take flight,
While the world celebrates cheer,
I’m still here, just one more year!

The disappearance of Doggerland, a small island community in the North Sea. This occurred following a huge tsunami that was initiated by an underwater landslide off the coast of Norway amp.dw.com/en/doggerlan...

Norway to stop deep-sea mining, says party supporting minority government Norway will not proceed with plans to conduct deep-sea mining, the SV party which supports the minority centre-left government said on Sunday, after it concluded negotiations over next year's budget with the coalition.

Did someone say good news Mondays? www.reuters.com/world/europe... Deep sea Arctic sea beds and hydrothermal vents are rare homes to many unique, often endemic species. Great to see this relatively understudied marine habitat protected (at least for now).

More than 30 stranded whales rescued in New Zealand None of the rescued whales were re-stranded, but three adults and one calf died, authorities said.

It was lovely to read about the successful rescue mission of a stranded group of pilot whales in New Zealand this week. Congratulations to all involved. www.bbc.com/news/article...

A picture of a webpage detailing the current status of whale stocks. The image shows a dashboard with dials that indicate the relative abundance of the whale population and its trend over the last 20 years.

The IWC has just published its Status of Whales webpages. This represents a huge amount of work by the amazing group of people in our SC. Simple graphics to show whether populations are moving towards extinction or recovery, how this status has changed over a 20-year period. iwc.int/resources/me...

Did you know illegal commercial whaling still continued for many years after species whaling bans were put in place? Some great work just out by Elisa Seyboth et al. detailing the extent of this for Southern Hemisphere humpback whales 🐋 doi.org/10.47536/jcr...

New maps show high-risk zones for whale-ship collisions − vessel speed limits and rerouting can reduce the toll Colliding with ships is a top cause of whale deaths. A new study maps the areas of highest risk, showing where proven strategies such as speed limits and new shipping routes can reduce the toll.

This article by Dr Nisi in @us.theconversation.com explains the new findings in detail theconversation.com/new-maps-sho...
#marmam #marinemammals

Mapping Arctic Marine Mammals: understanding the distribution of species in a rapidly changing north

New #IAPETUS UK #PhD opportunity! Mapping Arctic marine mammal distributions ❄️🐳 🐋🦭❄️ with ship & satellite surveys, investigating their interactions with vessels

Led by @heriotwattuni.bsky.social w @uniofstandrews.bsky.social, @bas.ac.uk and Hurtigruten Expeditions 🚢 ❄️ tinyurl.com/mt6vuakx. 👇👇

By strapping acoustic tags onto 6 turtles over 10 days 🐢 , this study found that ~75% of acoustic samples had detectable human-made sound from boats & shipping ⛴️🛳️🚢 (at frequencies between the low end & punch of a kick drum)

These sounds were very often as loud as fireworks 😬🎇🎆

🧪🌏🐢📢🌊

Absolutely

a whale is jumping out of the water with the words whale hello there written below it ALT: a whale is jumping out of the water with the words whale hello there written below it

A classic … happy Friday 🐋

@lilabuckingham.bsky.social we will find the stars

(PDF) High historical movement rates of Antarctic blue whales on Southern Ocean feeding grounds estimated from Discovery mark data PDF | Little is known about Antarctic blue whale ( Balaenoptera musculus intermedia ) movement and migration. In many baleen whales, distinct... | Find, read and cite all the research you need on Rese...

The Antarctic blue whale 🐋 . It still amazes me how little is known about the largest species in the world … and they forever lead to new questions. Recommending this one, congrats Zoe et al. www.researchgate.net/publication/...