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Author: Joe Aslett

I am studying the science communication MSc at UWE Bristol and studied Marine Biology at the University of Exeter for my bachelor's degree. I am interested in marine ecology, sustainability and how humans are connected to the marine environment. I am also interested in using writing and science communication in general to help people connect with and care for nature.
Seaweed Saviour: How improvements in seaweed farming can provide solutions to global food security and climate change.
Aquaculture

Seaweed Saviour: How improvements in seaweed farming can provide solutions to global food security and climate change.

Using waste-water from food production can improve the output and sustainability of seaweed farms.
April 16, 2022 Joe Aslett
Good News for Green Turtles: 50 years of conservation gives huge boost to nesting population.
Conservation

Good News for Green Turtles: 50 years of conservation gives huge boost to nesting population.

After fifty years of conservation, the green turtle population on the island of Aldabra has increased dramatically.
March 23, 2022 Joe Aslett
Mapping humanity’s impact on the coastal regions of the world
Coastal Management

Mapping humanity’s impact on the coastal regions of the world

Pristine coastal regions are now rare and almost half of all coastlines are threatened by high levels of human pressure.
February 21, 2022February 21, 2022 Joe Aslett
How eavesdropping on fish can help conservationists protect coral reefs
Noise

How eavesdropping on fish can help conservationists protect coral reefs

A new method for listening in to the chitter-chatter of fish could help researchers understand the complexities of fish behaviour…
January 25, 2022 Joe Aslett
Fish in the Forests of Japan: How dense tree cover can boost the health of estuarine ecosystems.
Ecology

Fish in the Forests of Japan: How dense tree cover can boost the health of estuarine ecosystems.

We all know how important trees are for maintaining healthy terrestrial ecosystems - but how do they impact marine environments?
December 22, 2021 Joe Aslett

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