Hot spots and Hot moments for whales around the global plus the consequences of the success of conservation efforts for 'ecocultural' systems. Another great keynote #ECSconference2025
Here we go. Kicking off with the brilliant work of L. Rendell and colleagues.
Myself, going back to origins or living a full circle moment in #marinemammal research, history and conservation.
Tomorrow the #bluehumanities are coming to the #ECSconference2025
This is what we at @erc4oceans.bsky.social are addressing through the study of human use of marine life
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Whales in Fault Lines
A new video output of the ERC Sy Grant #4oceans project is online. It results from the research conducted in Lisbon, history of whales, strandings and earthquakes.
Full video: youtu.be/z-PEtSOu2Ek?...
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Inspiring plenary from Joe Roman about 'lifting baselines' and quantifying the effects whale real red ecological pathways have on nutrient cycling and transfer in the oceans - check out his latest contribution here: www.nature.com/articles/s41... #ECSconference2025 🐋🦑🧪
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At #ECSconference2025 @crisbri.bsky.social made a compelling #BlueAnthropocene argument: that animals are living in a world heavily and historically influenced by us. #CulturalEcosystems require historical context.
Luke Rendell
Luke Rendell
Emily T Griffiths
What a privilege to present our work side by side with these great researchers.
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@erc4oceans.bsky.social
A story of 20 years in 2 pages.
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Our vibrant community of Oceans Past scholars (including all @erc4oceans.bsky.social colleagues) intertwined in my own personal journey.
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Thanks for having me @oceanspast.bsky.social
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A fascinating plenary from Cristina Brito @crisbri.bsky.social about the hugely ambitious 4 Oceans project (novaresearch.unl.pt/en/prizes/4-...) collating historical interactions between humans and marine life #ECSconference2025 🐋🦑🧪
