New article in the #AustralianQuarterly: #Neoliberalism makes it sound respectable, we can call it for what it is, #SquirrelWheelEconomics where we dont know/ask 'when enough is enough' or consider #degrowth pathways to social and environmental abundance. https://t.co/2R02OJG042

New paper - plain language summary: How People Experience Wetlands and Why It Matters

These tiny sea stars (Parvulastra vivipara) don't get much larger than what you see here — and there's something else incredibly special about them. 🧵 ⤵️ 📷 vishnuprahalad on iNaturalist 📍 Australia 🔗: https://t.co/fv1HNkVQOW #ObservationOfTheDay

The old man and the book. Elated to complete The Ancients and have it out in the wild. Deep bow to Bob Brown for his launch, thanks to @dolphinsands and @GreenJ for their endorsements, to @AllenAndUnwin, to @FullersHobart, and all who helped make it.

New paper in @austgeog investigating the barriers and enablers for studying #geography at higher levels in schools. Insights from teachers help frame strategies to help improve access to geography in schools as pathway to universities. @UTAS_ @InstAustGeog https://t.co/Bcnu7fAAcZ

My favourite Arctic migratory shorebird, the demure Grey Plover, has been uplisted from "least concern" to "vulnerable" by Birdlife International in response to rapid population declines (30-49% ! ) over three generations through "a myriad of plausible threats". #FlightLines

Absolutely incredible collection of #saltmarsh butterflies and moths from #Tasmania by Peter McQuillan. Inspiring #biodiversity worth studying & protecting!

💚 beautiful Talking Point paying tribute to Jamie Kirkpatrick in todays Mercury

Many heartfelt thanks to the organisers for this event. Thanks also to ABC Radio National for the image of Jamie. Please share amongst your networks.

Calling univ profs & lecturers! If you're interested in bringing concepts from Doughnut Economics into your teaching, we've launching a treasure trove for you! 7 slide decks, reading lists, videos & activities... Join us & @rethinkecon live on 6 Nov, 7-8pm (UK). Please RT! 1/2

Gutted by the passing of dear friend, philosopher and guide Jamie Kirkpatrick. He personified geography and was a rare Renaissance Man in the age of specialisation. Grateful to him for introducing me to saltmarshes & much else. Photo @flettsflotsam from recent field trip. ❤️

And the many mammals that use our #saltmarshes appear to be grazing some plants like Gahnia more than #Tecticornia with these shrubs able to outgrow any mild browsing, and are regenerating post clearing and livestock grazing at decadal scales. #restoration takes time! 3/3

A key finding was that #saltmarsh is used regularly by native and non-native mammals, with their composition and use likely determined by landscape context - this being the subject of our follow up study now in progress. Mammals need consideration in #restoration projects. 2/3

🆕 paper on mammals using #saltmarshes in Tasmania and their grazing effect on #Tecticornia shrubs that are regenerating post #restoration. @Sciences_UTAS https://t.co/4Eu3KKzXsb 1/3

Looking forward to attending @AMSAconf today and presenting fresh findings from our Blue Carbon project, #restoration of #saltmarsh fish habitats in #Tasmania, fully appreciated by baby flounders and mullets. @Sciences_UTAS @NRMSOUTH

Dumping of green or any kind of waste like this is unacceptable and we need better monitoring of our public land and enforcement to prevent this. #politas

These are not plants picked up from a sale, they were salvaged from green waste that has been illegally dumped in a coastal reserve near Carlton River wetlands #Tasmania 1/2

I am looking for a new PhD student to work on an exciting remote sensing project using airborne hyperspectral imagery and machine learning/AI to find ancient trees in the rugged and remote Tasmanian landscape. More information here: https://t.co/oWHgrqrQZo

Was photographing a #saltmarsh on Maria Island and got photo bombed by a kangaroo 🦘 Marsupial magnets these wetlands!

Winter evening spring tide fishing is back on the menu in our #saltmarsh restoration site near Hobart, and also on the menu is counting baby flounders, and fine dining.