Join our Co-development of Research session at 15:00 UTC, where will hear from researchers on the ground in Africa, Asia and North America about what co-development means to them. Register here: https://t.co/GjscCFMTnc

How can we support career development in #oceanacidification ? In our Mentorship Perspectives session at 13:30 UTC, we’ll hear from program coordinators, mentors, and mentees, to discuss this. Register here: https://t.co/LLTUvLPesT

@usjp Conservation of mangrove and other coastal ecosystems together with capacity building and awareness raising support society's efforts to combat the impact of ocean acidification on marine organisms in Malaysia says Brian Chew Bo En from @ucsiuniversity https://t.co/NgCrCNqBKu

PH Ashanka from @usjp is presenting carbonate chemistry observations from Sri Lanka https://t.co/1Ynil3pRE8

OA Week features presentations from the Regional Hubs, today we have the South and Southeast Asia @SAROA_Hub 🌏 Amit Kumar from @SathyabamaSIST opened the session with his regional bibliometric analysis

Our second session today is the SAROA: OA Research in Developing and SIDS Countries🌏 Register here: https://t.co/wTsjD6cpko @SAROA_hub

@VicUniWgtn Rachel Hale from @earthsciencesnz is leading an interactive poll to understand the research topics that attendees believe to be important 📊

⏰We are LIVE now with the Organising Committee for the Sixth Ocean in a High CO2 World Symposium - join us and help shape the next Symposium!

Christopher Cornwall from @VicUniWgtn welcomed us with a karakia, a Māori greeting meaning “The life force within, above, and around us and to all sides of our whare Wellbeing for everyone, united in our kaupapa."

Welcome to Day 3 of #OAWeek Our first session today is the Ocean in a High CO2 Symposium Community Meeting starts at 07:00 UTC. Join the discussion: https://t.co/3FE6H2opzq

@GeorgiaTech @GCOOS1 Our final speaker is Dr. Marko Tosic, from #IOCARIBE @IocUnesco He is bridging the gap between science and policy, talking to us about the UN Ocean Decade and Ocean Policy in the Wider Caribbean 🌴📜

@GeorgiaTech Dr. Natalia López Figueroa from @GCOOS1 updated us on the important work of the Gulf Coastal Acidification Network. Lots of exciting projects coming soon!

Dr. Isaiah Bolden from @GeorgiaTech is giving us a masterclass in reef ecosystems, showing the heartbeat of Caribbean reefs as they responds to stressors💓🪸

@OARSOceanDecade Jessie Turner from the @OA_Alliance speaks on the future of OARS: What tools do you need from the OARS community to support OA action?

@OARSOceanDecade @SamDupont2 "There is a willingness to do the right thing from both decision-makers and scientists" -> the @OARSOceanDecade framework can help guide how to act

@OARSOceanDecade Panellist @BhadPunyasloke highlights the importance and power of local governments/communities driving action

@OARSOceanDecade Use the https://t.co/emSp07A1Ye tool to help guide decision making regarding ocean acidification in your own community

@OARSOceanDecade Panellist @SamDupont2 emphasizes that scientists must "Change the way we think about science to be sure we deliver what is needed to different actors"

@OARSOceanDecade @IocUnesco Edith Mari of @OA_Alliance highlights the need to co-design science with stakeholder communities, policy-makers, and ecosystem managers - "The role of OARS is to inform and connect"

Jan Newton kicks off the conversation about @OARSOceanDecade with the history of OARS and a call to action for the second half of the @IocUnesco UN Ocean Decade