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Why is science about the people you meet?
I recently sat down with my friend, roommate and colleague to chat about her journey in science, culminating in her current PhD. Colette Blyth uses genomic analyses of Australian native plants to directly inform conservation. Read all about her story in this blog.
What makes the Flinders Rangers so Remarkable?
I recently travelled to the Flinders Rangers, South Australia, to complete my first overnight hiking and camping trip. This was one of the best travel experiences I have had, being out in nature and seeing all the amazing plants and animals, I just had to share this!
Why am I doing ocean research in the first place?
I have been slack on writing blog posts lately. This is mainly because I have been working hard on my PhD, so hard I feel I have lost passion for my work and have found myself wondering why I am doing ocean research in the first place. I decided to slow down and write about what inspired me to dedicate my career to saving our precious ocean environment, spoiler alert! this post is all about seagrass!.
Why did I fall in love with the Australian bush?
Just 7 hours out of Adelaide you’ll find the Hiltaba Nature Reserve. Run by the Nature Foundation, this perfect piece of paradise is just stunning. I was very lucky to get to travel here and explore the arid landscape, taking in the plant and animal life and snapping some great photographs. Read more to find out about this adventure I had.
What did I learn from 4 days listening to Nobel laureates?
While I had thought I would be writing more travel blogs at this time, the coronavirus situation has put my travel plans put on hold. Instead, this past week I have been involved in an online science meeting where I was able to engage with Nobel laureates and meet other young scientists from around the globe! Read more about my incredible experience in this blog
What is a sciathon? My 48hr weekend
This weekend I participated in the first online sciathon run by the Lindau Nobel laureate meeting organisers. This was certainly a memorable experience for all the right reasons! For 48hrs I engaged with scientists from around the world to improve the dissemination of scientific knowledge. Read more to find out how this went down and how I managed to work with people while on the other side of the world!
How can you save the ocean from the comfort of your home?
The vast body of water that covers 71% of the Earth’s surface is the ocean. This is also arguable the most vital environment to our life on Earth. From the shallows to the deep sea, as humans we are responsible for protecting our oceans. For this blog I am going to chat about some of the ways you can save the ocean from your home, by sharing a few my favourite ocean friendly products.
The narrow neck of South Australia, The Coorong.
A place where I have frequented throughout much of my scientific journey is The Coorong National Park which is located in South Australia, Australia. The Coorong and Lower lakes are a wetland system that belong to the indigenous Ngarrindjeri people.This coastal lagoon is home for many migratory birds and Australian wildlife. This is a special place for me that I thought I would share a little bit about.
South Australia, where have I gone since escaping quarantine? Pt 2
This is part 2 of my favourite walks and hikes that I have been enjoying since escaping quarantine. Adelaide, South Australia really has some hidden gems, beautiful scenery and some amazing walking trails.
South Australia, where have I gone since escaping quarantine? Pt.1
Emerging from quarantine with the news the population of my home state South Australia was under strict social distancing and isolation restrictions, what else is there to do but explore local National Parks. I decided to do this blog in 2 parts, so enjoy part 1 of my favourite hiking and walking trails in Adelaide!
