Author: Ethan Hunt In April this year, our MSc in Marine Vertebrate Ecology and Conservation cohort took part in the field course section of our […]
Category: Ecology and Conservation
Memories of the Maldives – A fieldcourse report
Author: Daniel Tucker Bailey In the early hours of the 11th of April, a group of students stood huddled in a bus shelter on Penryn […]
Reef restoration can bring back important ecosystem functions
Author: Dr Ines Lange The coral reefs off South Sulawesi in Indonesia are stunningly beautiful, with an incredible variety of colourful corals covering the entire […]
World Turtle Day 2023: Meet Team Turtle!
World Turtle Day was created as a yearly observance to help people celebrate and protect turtles and their habitats across the world. This #WorldTurtleDay2023 we […]
A Magical Maldives Experience – MSc Marine Environmental Management Fieldcourse
Our University of Exeter MSc Marine Environmental Management students recently returned home from their fieldtrip to the Maldives. Read on to hear from Monica Mayorga […]
World Seal Day: An interview with Dr Luis Huckstadt – Pt. 2
Welcome to part 2 of our chat with Dr Luis Huckstadt this #WorldSealDay. Luis is a Senior Lecturer from the University of Exeter, Centre for Ecology and […]
World Seagrass Day – A Conversation with Dr Chris Laing
World Seagrass Day Cornwall: A Stronghold for Seagrass in the UK Seagrass ecosystems are vitally important marine habitats. They store carbon, improve water quality and […]
Graduate in Focus – Isla Hely
In our Graduate in Focus series we look at the achievements of our graduates who have excelled in marine science around the world since studying with […]
Research Insights: Kristian Parton – ‘Opportunistic camera surveys provide insight into discreet foraging behaviours in nurse sharks’
University of Exeter research associate Kristian Parton recently published a paper investigating the variety of foraging behaviours exhibited by nurse sharks in The Turks and […]
Research Insights: Dr Phil Doherty on “SharkGuard” – A Novel Bycatch Mitigation Device
Oceanic sharks & ray populations have declined >70% in the last 50 yrs. ExeterMarine lecturer Dr Phil Doherty recently published an exciting paper using a […]